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Ryôichi Kimizuka (writer)
Release Date:
19 July 2003 (Japan)
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Tagline:
Rainbow Bridge wo Fuusaseyo!
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Awards:
4 wins
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11 nominations
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User Comments:
Oda Yuuji easily holds my attention.
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Yûji Oda | ... | Shunsaku Aoshima | |
| Toshirô Yanagiba | ... | Shinji Muroi | |
| Eri Fukatsu | ... | Sumire Onda | |
| Miki Mizuno | ... | Yukino Kashiwagi | |
| Yusuke Santamaria | ... | Masayoshi Mashita | |
| Sôichirô Kitamura | |||
| Takehiko Ono | |||
| Akira Saito | |||
| Kenta Satoi | |||
| Susumu Kobayashi | |||
| Masahiro Komoto | |||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Kazuyoshi Hayashi | |||
| Chôsuke Ikariya | ... | Heihachiro Waku | |
| Ryûnosuke Kamiki | ... | Pickpocket Family: Son | |
| Kôtarô Koizumi | ... | Koike | |
| Ayaka Komatsu | ... | High School Girl #1 | |
| Shigemitsu Ogi | |||
| Takashi Okamura | |||
| Hiroshi Ôkôchi | |||
| Chisako Takashima | |||
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Also Known As:
Bayside Shakedown 2 (International: English title)
Odoru daisosasen 2 (Japan) (short title)
Odoru daisosasen 2: Bayside Shakedown 2 (International: English title)
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Odoru daisosasen 2 (Japan) (short title)
Odoru daisosasen 2: Bayside Shakedown 2 (International: English title)
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Japan:128 min | Japan:138 min
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With a gross of $158 million, this was worldwide the most successful film of 2003 that wasn't in the English language.
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Follows Odoru daisosasen (1998)
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I saw this because Zatoichi was standing room only, and I was influenced by the many trailers I'd seen for this where Oda Yuuji (who plays Aoshima) appears. He's rather good-looking, I think! Additionally, the setting is Odaiba, the man-made island in Tokyo connected by the Rainbow Bridge (hence the title), which I'd visited mere days ago.
Some people may have problems with this film due to it's refusal to stick to one genre - really, that's their problem. It covers drama, police mystery, comedy, and holds my attention doing so.
For those worried about following the plot, it's worth knowing that it's not too difficult at all as many of the jokes are visual. However, you may need to be able to switch between formal/informal Japanese to get the whole story. In any case, my monolingual (English language) father had few problems. If he can understand and enjoy it, anyone can! :)