Bad boys want the sky, and bad boys are children too.
The 1996 film, because I saw that it was directed by Takeshi Kitano and composer Joe Hisaishi, and entered it.
Synopsis:
Pony and Xinzhi are good friends who like to ride bicycles together on the playground.
As "bad students", they always skip class to hang out, tease teachers, bully classmates and so on.
One time Pony was beaten by a boxer hired by a student he often bullied.
The battered pony starts to learn boxing and wants to fight. Xinzhi also followed suit, but he didn't expect him to have more talent for boxing.
Later, Xiaoma gave up learning boxing and joined the gang as a younger brother. However, Xinzhi worked hard and achieved something.
What kind of future awaits them?
Nothing is accomplished, no matter if you walk the underworld or the driveway.
How to succeed? It can only be perseverance and perseverance, such as the pair of Japanese comic dialogue partners.
Inspirational articles, in Japanese screenwriters, are too common, and bad boys are also a window.
The feature of this play is that if you, as a boy, faced similar dilemmas and situations when you were a student, and because of different choices, your friends have different paths, so you might as well take a look and find out the trajectory of the past.
Bad boys want the sky!
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