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Don't compare it with the first one, it's not the same thing
Braeden 2022-03-25 09:01:17
Losing the idea of exploring the evil of human nature in the original work, it has become an ignorant and meaningless battle, and it has completely put adults on the opposite side of minors, losing the logic of battle. The teacher has been the image of a black club leader from the very first appearance. His acting skills are too poor, and his face has only a ferocious expression, which also loses the image of the teacher in the original work. And after the whole film is over, you will find that the director has a very grand vision of "world peace", but in the end, because of his limited ability, the plot in the second half of the film is messed up.
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Cheyenne 2022-03-28 09:01:08
It’s not a problem if the plot is insane, it’s okay if the editing is messed up, and it’s okay for the actors to follow the performance routines of the younger generation in Japan who are not facial paralysis or goat madness. What I want to ask is: what distorted values are you trying to express? Nonsensical and inexplicable anti-social, you don't even know what you are fighting against and hating. JRA itself may not be willing to be shaped like this. Anyone who made a sequel like this should be cut to the stomach.
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Sincere 2022-01-12 08:02:23
How did people die. . Sleepy. . .
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Shuya Nanahara: We declare war on all adults!
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Takuma Aoi: We never had anywhere we could go. I knew that all along. Or any place to go home to! This is war right? You're all fighting for your lives! But die and you're just one more candle! Even those poor little kids. You're all the same. You're no better than the adults!
Shuya Nanahara: How I wish this war would end. I keep on asking myself. How can I answer all those who have died? I don't know... But inevitably, we'll all grow up to be adults. The best survivors can do, is to keep remembering the ones who 'died.' Always and forever. Even after we grow up.