In conclusion, “Crows Zero”, although a bit uneven and long, is a quite entertaining and watchable movie. Movie: Crows Zero II Romaji: Kurozu zero II Japanese: ZERO II Director: Takashi Miike Writer: Hiroshi Takahashi (manga), Shogo Muto, Mataichiro. Image-wise, there might not be any revolutionary shots, but the visuals are nice and clean and do what is expected from them. In a role far from romantic Rui in “Hana Yori Dango”. Unfortunately, it doesn’t.Īcting-wise, the actors are in line with the genre,Īnd the fact that it is a manga adaptation. Even then, the love story could have given a bit of depth to the teenage girls. Finally, there are almost zero female characters and the very few ones who are seen on screen are the love interest/damsel in distress. The fight scenes are also a bit too long. But (because there is always a but), the humour is not strong enough, there are too many characters and it takes a while to understand who is connected to who, who is loyal to who, and what the stakes really are. All of the above make the movie somehow enjoyable.
A bonus point could also be added for fight scenes in the rain, which, let’s be honest on a guilty pleasure here, makes the scenes more fun. But then, will you ask, what is the deal? Action, blood, humour and yakuza are the perfect recipe.
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