Boiling Point
(1990)
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Boiling Point
(1990)
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| Takeshi Kitano | ... |
Uehara
(as 'Beat' Takeshi)
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Yûrei Yanagi | ... |
Masaki
(as Masahiko Ono)
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Yuriko Ishida | ... |
Sayaka
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Gadarukanaru Taka | ... |
Takashi Iguchi
(as Takahito Iguchi)
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Dankan | ... |
Kazuo
(as Minoru Iizuka)
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Eri Fuse | ... |
Fumiyo
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Makoto Ashikawa | ... |
Akira
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Hiroshi Suzuki | ... |
Takuya
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Tsumami Edamame | ... |
Saburou
(as Takahiko Aoki)
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Bannai Matsuo | ... |
Naoya
(as Kenzo Matsuo)
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Rakkyo Ide | ... |
Hajime
(as Hiroshi Ide)
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Meijin Serizawa | ... |
Makoto
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Kengakusha Akiyama | ... |
Gas Pump Attendant
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Naoko Shinohara | ... |
Sumiyo
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Etsushi Toyokawa | ... |
Okinawa-Rengou Kumichou
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Two members of a Japanese junior baseball team get mixed up with the local yakuza. After their coach is severely injured by the gangsters, the two boys set off to Okinawa to purchase a gun in order to get revenge. While in Okinawa they get befriended by a psychotic yakuza outcast who is planning a revenge of his own. Written by Todd K. Bowman <tkbowman@aol.com>
"Boiling point" is not a movie that you'll easily assimilate. Too much silence, a plot that looks a little bit confusing and that's quite simple at the same time. What's most remarkable about it is the way Takeshi Kitano shoots, his camera is always static, and hi has a very personal view of violence and humor.
Not everyone will understand this story that deals with amateur baseball players and yakuzas, but I guess i's quite advisable for those who love the films of this Japanese director.
*My rate: 6/10
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