Sukeban deka: Kazama sanshimai no gyakushû

1988
1h 30min

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Sukeban deka: Kazama sanshimai no gyakushû (1988)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBrash young politician Kuraudo Sekin has formed an elite security bureau to crack down on juvenile crime. But due to its extreme methods of justice, the bureau's most promising young member,... Tout lireBrash young politician Kuraudo Sekin has formed an elite security bureau to crack down on juvenile crime. But due to its extreme methods of justice, the bureau's most promising young member, Yui Kazama (Yui Asaka), refuses to aid them any further and resigns. Now it seems that th... Tout lireBrash young politician Kuraudo Sekin has formed an elite security bureau to crack down on juvenile crime. But due to its extreme methods of justice, the bureau's most promising young member, Yui Kazama (Yui Asaka), refuses to aid them any further and resigns. Now it seems that the bureau may have a shadier purpose - to take over the Japanese government. So now Yui and... Tout lire

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The level of orange drink in the Kazama sisters' glasses changes between shots.

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Followed by Sukeban deka: Kôdo nêmu = Asamiya Saki (2006)

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3/10

Yoyos just didn't do the trick...

When I stumbled upon this 1988 Japanese movie, I must admit that I was initially intrigued about the movie given its synopsis. And I had the chance in 2021 to sit down to watch "Sukeban Deka: The Movie" (aka "Sukeban deka: Kazama sanshimai no gyakushû") without knowing anything about it.

Boy, this was a swing and a miss from writer Izô Hashimoto and director Hideo Tanaka. Why? Well, because the movie was just unfathomably slow-paced and uninteresting. I must admit that I lost interest in the movie about 30 minutes into it or so, and the movie just never managed to win me over.

The storyline was just boring and mundane, and I can't claim to find any enjoyment in neither storyline nor characters in the movie. So it was a rather bland and pointless movie experience, actually.

The acting in the movie was adequate, I suppose. Sure, the performances were held back and hindered by an atrocious script and a horrible lack of interesting characters.

All in all, this 1988 live action movie based on a Manga - which I haven't seen actually - just failed to deliver proper entertainment value. My rating of "Sukeban Deka: The Movie" settles on a generous three out of ten stars. This is not a movie that I would recommend you sit down to watch, unless you perhaps are a big fan of the Manga. It most certainly wasn't a gem in the Japanese cinema.