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Fighting Elegy (1966)

Kiroku boards with a Roman Catholic family and falls for the daughter Michiko. He ignores his feelings, joins a gang, gets in fights and, eventually, becomes involved with the radical Kita Ikki group.

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Alex B 13 Dec 2012

An appropriately mock-heroic/epic account of paramilitary/fascist training/education/repression, that turns serious in the end. Evidently Tarantino stole a lot from it for Kill Bill (which is a worse film), naturally missing the point. Compare with Fight Club and The White Ribbon(!).

Steven R 29 Sep 2008

Coming of age flick mixed with slapstick comedy and action to become something pretty unique.

John C 14 Jun 2011

A coming of age story that has some inspired moments depsite the fact that it never quite comes together, especially at its puzzling end.

Eric R 31 Aug 2008

Another great film by Seijun Suzuki. This film is a satire on nationalism, religion, and machoism. The highly energetic style is very prevalent but it actually was much more comedic than most of Suzuki's work. A pretty great film.

Ian H 15 Dec 2008

Suzuki seems to be ceaselessly brilliant. The scene where Kiroku is yelling Michiko's name outside her house and taking back the words, syllable by syllable. The scene in the classroom cutting back and forth between the rowdy boys and Kiroku and the professor. The scene at the end where Michiko's fingers break through the door pane and grab Kiroku's hand before she runs off. These are three scenes that will forever be burned into my mind every time I think about what great filmmaking is. How a director can take a seemingly simple story and make it into something utterly transcendent and, at the same time, still show a sense of humor. Goddamnit.