
With ALL ABOUT LILY CHOU-CHOU, Shunji Iwai’s coming-of-age cinema transitions towards a more clearly defined genre space, complicating expected tropes with a powerful glimpse into darkness and a potent look at a generation’s growing, media-saturated malaise.

The teens discover their identities, affirm their passion and the slippery distinction between right and wrong as their embattled psychic landscapes are laid bare on the virtual walls of an Internet chatroom – pulsing to the pangs of a powerful, all-consuming fandom. Lily Chou-Chou’s music becomes a shared gateway into their tumultuous lives over the course of a few, formative years of adolescence. Among them, the shy Shuichi (Hayato Ichihara) and the bullish Shusuke (Shugo Oshinari). Upcoming North American Blu-ray & DVD Releases: A quick rundown of some of the major (and not so major) upcoming Asian film and drama Blu-ray and DVD releases.Mysterious, ethereal dream-pop star Lily Chou-Chou dominates the charts, and the hearts of middle schoolers across Japan. Well yeah if you'd like i can even kinda help out with region 2 movies since i have a few lot myself ♥ but they are not licensed in europe i guess and not in the US so maybe it's not even what you wanted with this com =(
#All about lily chou chou hulu code
So i wanted to ask if you have the intention to extend this side to region code 2 and 3 too?! or not?! because there are quite a lot Movies with code 2 and 3 (and eng subs) too! And i'd really like to know what comes around with eng subs ~ and i'm sure there are more people out there xD That brings me to what i wanted to ask actually i just found this community a few minutes ago and it seems kinda interresting (since i love to buy the original DVD's of japanese movies with subs) but i'm from europe (so i have region code 2) and i saw that this community is mainly about US licensed DVD's ~
#All about lily chou chou hulu movie
Though it's not a licensed movie in US i guess only a japanese movie with eng subs x3 The Police) with Ichihara Hayato is aviable with eng subs (but region code 2) too. Just wanted to say that Bokutachi to Chuzai-san no 700 Nichi Sensou (700 Days of Battle: Us vs. The extra step is totally worth it for peace of mind, especially since you're going out of your way to get an official edition.

The listings on retailers are mostly correct, but every once in a while, you'll get one that's not. Tip regarding ordering DVDs from other regions listed as having English subtitles: I often email the retailers to make sure that the film really is subbed, or I snoop around Japanese cinema sites ( like Nippon Cinema!) to find out what's actually been subbed. Kitaro -> This is going out of print in Region 1! Welcome to the Quiet Room īrave Story, anime The Longest Night In Shanghai Ī Day on the Planet Umizaru: Limit of Love) īattle Under Orion (a.k.a. Robo Rock Ĭhristmas on July 24th Avenue Ĭrying Out Love, In the Center of the World Kaiji: The Ultimate Gambler įullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa, animeĪ Gentle Breeze in the Village Genghis Khan: To the Ends of the Earth and Seaĭetroit Metal City ĭon't Laugh at My Romance (a.k.a.

Tokyo Serendipity Ī Cheerful Gang Turns the Earth Takeshi Kaneshiro (many of the below are not Japanese films, as Kaneshiro works in multiple nations' film industries)Ģ0th Century Boys 1: Beginning of the EndĬyborg Girl

Nurse no Oshigoto: The Movie) Ĭheck it Out, Yo! īlood The Foreign Duck, the Native Duck and God If you know of any movies I've missed or if there's an actor you think I should include, please drop me an email or leave a comment. Not sure where to shop? Trying to avoid bootlegs? Check out my retailers page to get the skinny on reliable online stores out there! *For quick reference, titles in bold and underlined are available in Region 1. The below is a perpetually growing list (organized by actor) of officially licensed, English subtitled films available in R1 (unless indicated). The Japanese film industry is made up of more than just Johnnys, and because most other agencies have slightly less crazy strangleholds on their celebrities, more and more contemporary Japanese movies are being licensed in English speaking nations (or with English subs upon their initial releases).
