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  Review by aliyah ★★★★ 14

  not a cell phone in sight, just teenagers living in the moment

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  Review by Chris 🍉 ★★★★★ 6

  me, checking my survival bag: damn... how am i gonna kill myself with a pot lid

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  Review by Sarah Jane 🔪 ★★★★ 20

  Every boy in this movie looks like he is a character straight from anime. Man, I hate that hairstyle. Then and now.

  Suzanne Collins (The Hunger Games) says she was inspired to write The Hunger Games after the poverty she saw in Iraq during the war. Uh huh.

  Is anyone else buying that bullshit?

  Still a great movie 14 years later.

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  Review by DallasFrance ★★★★ 12

  A coming of age story about not coming of age.

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  Review by Monica ★★★★½ 3

  Mitsuko really did all that while on her period.. what a fuckin hero.

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  Review by joy ★★★ 5

  If I'm killed by Mitsuko Souma DO NOT PROSECUTE her. SHE caught ME slipping. THAT IS ON ME.

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  Review by Danny ★★★★★ 4

  A "scarier" film (in my eyes) when you realise that this is a truly dark comedy about school kids scurrying around attempting to kill each other, and that director Fukasaku and his classmates, when fifteen, were drafted to work in a munitions factory (during the war) and it was bombed - leaving practically all of them dead. Fukasaku's job afterwards was to clean up his own dead classmates.

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  Review by oleff ★★★½ 7

  fortniteeeee forntite eeee forntnite

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  Review by mememily ★★★★ 4

  tag urself i'm the girl who stabbed a guy in the dick for spreading rumors about her

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  Review by siobhan ★★★ 7

  suzanne collins: hey can i copy your homework

  battle royale: yeah just change a few things so that its not obvious

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  Review by Ella Kemp ★★★★

  Have a crush or DIE

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  Review by YI JIAN ★★★★ 16

  Run.

  When you've already presented the main plot on the table in the first five minutes, and the rest of it are mostly predictable, what do you use to drive your film forward while keeping it interesting?

  Testicle mutilation.

  
  
  

  Wait. No.

  Characters. That's right. Characters. Good ones. The ones with depth. And director Kinji Fukasaku, or rather, author of the original novel -- Koushun Takami, delivers. 43 of 'em! (Including Kitano-sensei.) The hardest part of telling a story about teenagers stabbing, choking and shooting each other is to make the audience care about them. Once that obstacle is crossed, what we have is an emotional, intense, shocking and insane little cult classic.

  What makes Battle Royale even more special is…