Too Young to Die! Wakakushite shinu

Actually light hearted and enjoyable to watch with romantic tragedy and macabre comedy to a small extent. I enjoyed it over all and this would be perfect to watch if you we're hanging out with your girlfriend or vice versa. This is one movie I wouldn't mind using the old term "zany" to describe and it is truly different than most films you would see today, it never tries to be preachy about anything and is almost a parody of how strict some dogmas in organized religious practices are though it is light hearted, in a "wouldn't it be funny if this rule applied in an unintended way".

This movie has what the critic's used to refer to as "heart".

17-year-old Daisuke (Ryunosuke Kamiki) has a crush on classmate Hiromi (Aoi Morikawa) and is thrilled to sit next to her on the bus during a school outing, but the bus crashes and Daisuke finds himself in Hell, although the rest of his class seems to have landed in Heaven. The rock'n'roll demon Killer K takes Daisuke under his wing and tries to help him find a way to get out of Hell and back to Hiromi, but the paths to doing so are never easy…. This is an insane, hilarious comedy from Japan that has to be seen to be believed. The version of Hell is just completely wacky, and Daisuke's journeys to the world and back to Hell again are inventive and very funny. And the whole story is brought together with the use of various forms of heavy metal music, which of course just has to be the only music fit for Hell! If you get a chance to see this film, do so, you will be happy you did!