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Kurôzu Explode

  • 2014
  • 2 h 9 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
5,7/10
1,8 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Taichi Saotome and Masahiro Higashide in Kurôzu Explode (2014)
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A luta por supremacia na Escola Suzuran recomeça. Transferido para a escola, Kaburagi Kazeo disputa a liderança com Kagami Ryohei, ao mesmo tempo em que acontece um conflito com a escola viz... Ler tudoA luta por supremacia na Escola Suzuran recomeça. Transferido para a escola, Kaburagi Kazeo disputa a liderança com Kagami Ryohei, ao mesmo tempo em que acontece um conflito com a escola vizinha Kurosaki Industrial High.A luta por supremacia na Escola Suzuran recomeça. Transferido para a escola, Kaburagi Kazeo disputa a liderança com Kagami Ryohei, ao mesmo tempo em que acontece um conflito com a escola vizinha Kurosaki Industrial High.

  • Direção
    • Toshiaki Toyoda
  • Roteirista
    • Hiroshi Takahashi
  • Artistas
    • Elly
    • Motoki Fukami
    • Masahiro Higashide
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    5,7/10
    1,8 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Toshiaki Toyoda
    • Roteirista
      • Hiroshi Takahashi
    • Artistas
      • Elly
      • Motoki Fukami
      • Masahiro Higashide
    • 13Avaliações de usuários
    • 10Avaliações da crítica
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    Elly
    • Yamashita
    Motoki Fukami
    • Megumi Hayashida
    Masahiro Higashide
    Masahiro Higashide
    • Kaburagi
    Suzu Hirose
    Suzu Hirose
    • Mie Uchida
    Wataru Ichinose
    • Shuji Taira
    Ryusuke Ito
    Joey Iwanaga
    • Maru-ken
    • (as Joey Tee)
    Takanori Iwata
    • Hiroki Shibata
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    Ryô Katsuji
    Ryô Katsuji
    • Kenichi Ogisu
    Kenzô
    • Tetsuji Takagi
    • (as Kenzo)
    Shûichirô Masuda
      Ryôka Minamide
      • Kazeo Kaburagi (child)
      Kento Nagayama
      Kento Nagayama
      • Fujiwara
      Taichi Saotome
      Taichi Saotome
      • Ryohei Kagami
      Kiyohiko Shibukawa
      Tsutomu Takahashi
      • Takashi Makise
      Kyôsuke Yabe
      • Katagiri, Ken
      • Direção
        • Toshiaki Toyoda
      • Roteirista
        • Hiroshi Takahashi
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      Avaliações de usuários13

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      6ipkevin

      Unsatisfying mix of realism and cartooniness

      Crows Explode departs from the flashy and energetic style of the previous Crows Zero films by being adopting a somber tone and giving a few of the characters real, fleshed out emotions and struggles. The problem is that this realism is mixed with the typical Crows action craziness of having various cartoonish thugs fighting for control of Suzuran, a high school that apparently has no classes or teachers. There's not enough time devoted to either and the film is unsatisfying as a result.

      And to be honest, I came for the fighting, but I left wishing there was more time spent on the drama. The dramatic scenes are in that classic Asian macho drama mold of cool/tough guys suddenly bursting into emotion they can no longer contain, with anger, fear, honor, and respect all coming together at once. It's the kind of awesome stuff that Asian cinema does best, but there just isn't enough time spent on the drama here. Too bad, as the little that is here is pretty good.
      5merrilanil

      Nowhere near the real crows

      I am a big fan of this series and in fact have treasured the copies of first two movies as If it is my personal goldmine. I had waited patiently for the third movie for years. The last movie came out in 2009 and now its 2014 so imagine how long has it taken for the movie franchise to come out with a sequel but was it worth waiting this long? Absolutely not

      First of all we have to deal with the absence of its original star casts like Shun Oguri as Takiya Genji and Takayuki Yamada as Serizawa Tamao. They had immortalized their characters and the entire franchise with their power packed fists and acting. The new release on the other hand does not have an impressive star cast. The franchise which is known for its action is what is lacking in this movie primarily.

      If I am watching a movie from the crows series, I need to see some action but sadly the only action in this movie is right about at the beginning and at the very end and that too for a very brief second and long gone before you can even feast your eyes.

      Masahiro Higashide as Kaburagi Kazeo is good with acting but bad with action. He does not impress with his action skills but Yuya Yagira as Goura Toru was still impressive and so was the character black dynamite (only for action). Kento Nagayama as Fujiwara Hajime has a meaty role in the movie but that is what is bothering me. It felt as if the whole plot deviation just took out the essence of the basic movie. A recurring character Rinda man was totally wasted with barely there presence

      The movie franchise which entirely sprouted from its action sequences forgot that basic element in its new movie and instead diverted with a somewhat lukewarm performances and plot, totally disappointing the fans who have been dying for the sequel for a really long time.
      5dazzylila

      Meh

      I'd like to think that Crows franchise isn't entirely about fighting and conquering Suzuran. What this one is lacking is that emotional aspect like us getting to know genji, serizawa etc and their characters + how they eventually lead Suzuran. You get what I mean? This one just gets on to the fighting real quick, there's too many cliques to focus on so you've lost me.
      6Rou_Lou

      A Different Crows

      Despite the absence of Miike, Oguri Shun, Yamada Takayuki and the rest of the amazing crew, I never actually held previous prejudices on Crows Explode. But after viewing it, I can clearly state that it falls behind compared to its prequels.

      Being a fan of Miike's filmmaking, it was unavoidable to miss the highlighted foolish characterization, extreme violence and hilarious black humour inserted everywhere. That being said, I never expected Toyoda to do the same. After all, two different directors have entirely dissimilar ways of making their pictures. Crows Explode leaned to the realistic side way too much which was a bit wrong in my opinion; don't get the wrong idea, immersing the characters and fighting scenes in realism didn't sound like a bad treat but when it's over-done with this type of film then things are bound to become bothersome.

      To make things clear, this film had too many similarities with its famed prequels. The fight to become Suzuran's top leader was still used as the main thread to drive the plot. However, the fighting sequences to reach that objective were surprisingly demure and repetitive in a worrisome way. Although Toyoda tried to focus on the human emotions between his characters, he didn't exploit his main leads' potential to the fullest. Thus, many feelings couldn't get pass the screen barrier to reach the watcher's heart.

      Crows Explode narrative pattern was composed of several side stories that didn't serve any meaning at times. At the matter of fact, few of them were just used to fill the running time instead of building characters' back stories. To some extent, most of them were heavy to watch especially with the obvious lack of fighting scenes; they became utterly irrelevant to the film's development. Let's not forget the near-disappearance of black humour – which I clearly don't blame Toyoda for it. The last fighting sequence wasn't blowing but it delivered a nice punch after all.

      The entirely different cast is worrisome, isn't it? I know that many people can't imagine the "Crows" without Oguri Shun and Yamada Takayuki on top of them. I am a big fan of those two actors myself but shockingly, their disappearance didn't make me feel bad. I did want them to be in here but the new faces weren't bad at all. Led by rising stars like Higashide and Yagira, the acting department did the trick for the lack of better words. Some actors didn't convince me much but I can't put all the blame on them, the way their characters' were written didn't allow them to show a wide range of emotions or action.

      The cinematography was trying to be the same as the two Crows Zero but it didn't come out that way, I believe the yellowish atmosphere is the film's way of distinguishing itself from the others. The directing style and the setting of fighting sequences are debatable but Toyoda made sure to leave his mark which is more than enough to respect a director.

      Crows Explode had its own touch of filmmaking but the serious realistic depiction that Toyoda decided to use didn't come out entirely right, just like it wasn't entirely wrong. Due to its entirely different pattern, this sequel should be viewed for its own merits, comparing it to Miike's Crows will only make it harder to watch and judge.
      3paul_m_haakonsen

      Fighting, fighting, and then some more fighting...

      Not being familiar with the manga upon which this movie franchise is based, I have nothing to compare it to. So it is solely based on seeing the movie alone that I can review this 2014 movie.

      First and foremost, I must say that the fight scenes in the movie were plenty and often quite good. But with that being said, I should also move straight on to saying that this movie was essentially nothing else than just one pointless fight scene after another.

      I managed to last one hour into this movie before I gave up out of sheer and utter pointlessness to the movie. It was nothing else except fighting, and that wore thin already within the first half hour. But I decided to stick with it, as I would assume that the movie would pick up and add some story-telling to the layers. But no, that was not to be.

      There was no storyline to "Crows: Explode" (aka "Kurôzu Explode"), none whatsoever. And that fact was something that the movie suffered from tremendously.

      I just threw in the towel after 1 hour and I am not going to return to finish this movie, and I am not going to take the time to watch any of the other movies, because the torment of watching this for one hour was more than enough.

      I can't even comment on the acting in the movie, because there was literally no acting in it to base such a comment on. I am sure that people in the movie were good enough fighters in each their own way, but it just didn't appeal to me in any way.

      This is definitely for a fans of the manga, but for anyone looking for an entertaining movie that is driven by a story, stay well clear of this one.

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        Based on manga series "Crows" by Hiroshi Takahashi (published by manga magazine Monthly Shonen Champion from 1990 to1998)
      • Conexões
        Follows Operação Corvo (2007)

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      • Data de lançamento
        • 12 de abril de 2014 (Japão)
      • País de origem
        • Japão
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        • Japonês
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        • Akita Shoten
        • Chubu-nippon Broadcasting Company (CBC)
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        • 2 h 9 min(129 min)
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