Boku tachi to chûzai san no 700 nichi sensô

Name: Boku tachi to chûzai san no 700 nichi sensô
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2008-04-05
Duration: 1 h 50 min
Rating: 7
Cast: Hayato Ichihara, Kuranosuke Sasaki, Kumiko Asô

20082008
1h 50min

7.0/10

531

Boku tachi to chûzai san no 700 nichi sensô (2008)

Comedy

After one of their group is caught for speeding a group of trouble-making teenagers decide to prank the local police officer. It starts with simple speeding pranks but gradually moves to mor... Read allAfter one of their group is caught for speeding a group of trouble-making teenagers decide to prank the local police officer. It starts with simple speeding pranks but gradually moves to more elaborate and bizarre pranks.After one of their group is caught for speeding a group of trouble-making teenagers decide to prank the local police officer. It starts with simple speeding pranks but gradually moves to more elaborate and bizarre pranks.

7.0/10

531

Top credits

See production, box office & company info

See more at IMDbPro

6.5

Wife of a Spy

6.5

My SO Has Got Depression

7.0

Za majikku awâ

6.8

Mother

6.5

Kame wa igai to hayaku oyogu

6.1

April Fools

6.8

What a Wonderful Family

7.1

Waterboys

6.6

What a Wonderful Family! 3: My Wife, My Life

8.1

6.2

7.1

Genre
- Comedy
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Soundtracks
I'm not afraid of wolves
Music by Takurô Yoshida

Top review

9/10

family-friendly fun, incredibly funny and sweet, breaks the mold

This is a sweet and incredibly funny movie, and unlike a lot of what Hollywood puts out, it's something you can watch with kids without worrying about the content (unless you just don't want to encourage pranks, I guess). It reminds me of the Iranian film Children of Heaven in that way--it moves its plot along without the help of sex or violence or profanity, and depicts a very goodhearted, kind perspective which happens to be a perspective from the young. But just as importantly, it's original: from the opening scene, nothing that happens is what you have been trained to expect from cinema--and that's a good thing.

helpful•0