Battle Royale II: Requiem (live-action movie)
Alternative title:
BR II
Королевская битва 2 (Russian)
バトル・ロワイアルII [鎮魂歌 レクイエム] (Japanese)
배틀 로얄 2: 레퀴엠 (Korean)
Genres:
drama,
science fiction
Themes:
military
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
Three years after surviving his former class' Battle Royale, Shuya Nanahara forms a terrorist group known as "Wild Seven" to bring down the Japanese government. As their first act of terrorism, Wild Seven destroy several buildings in Tokyo on Christmas Day, killing more than 8,000 people. One year after the attacks, the government passes the "New Century Terrorist Counter-Measure Alternative" Act, otherwise known as the Battle Royale II Act. Forty-two students of Shikanotoride Junior High Class 3-B are sent to Wild Seven's island stronghold. They have three days to kill Nanahara or die.
Vintage:
2003-07-05
Premiere date:
2003-07-05 (Japan)
2003-11-11 (Hong Kong)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Requiem (Verdi) ~ Prologue" by Masamichi Amano w/ the Poland Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra
Ending Theme:
"Mayonaka Shounen Totsugeki Dan" by Stance Punks
Official website:
Battle Royale II (Theater@Nifty) (Japanese)
Toei's Official Battle Royale II Homepage (Japanese)
Links: We have 2
Trivia: We have 3
Comment:
Director Kinji Fukusaku died of cancer only after the first day of this film's production on January 12, 2003. His son Kenta finished the directing duties. Despite all this, Kenta still claims this movie as his father's work.
News: Show:
Anchor Bay Adds Live-Action Battle Royale 3D in U.S. (Nov 11, 2010)
1st Battle Royale Film to Get 3D Conversion (May 17, 2010)
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| Blu-ray (Region A) |
| Battle Royale - The Complete Collection (Blu-ray) 2012-03-20 (from $25.96) |
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| Battle Royale - The Complete Collection (DVD) 2012-03-20 (from $22.96) |
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Screenplay: Kenta Fukasaku
Music: Masamichi Amano
Original creator: Koushun Takami
Director of Photography: Yuta Morokaji
Assistant Director: Tōru Harada
Co-Producer:
Hiromi Mori (森裕美; Sega) Junichi Kimura (TV Asahi) Kazuhiro Furukawa (古川 一博; TOKYO FM) Kenji Komatsu (Nippan) Mieko Fujisawa (Nippan) Nagao Hitachi (Toei Video) Natsumi Shirahama (Nippan) Osamu Fukunaka (Toei Agency) Osamu Kurosaka (TOKYO FM) Satoshi Akamatsu (Sega) Takashi Hamano (浜野隆; WOWOW) Taro Iwamoto (TV Asahi) Tooru Ishii (Toei Video) Tsutomu Kuno (GAGA Communications)
Planning: Shigeyuki Endo (Toei)
Theme Song Composition: Tsuru (ED)
Theme Song Lyrics: Tsuru (ED)
Theme Song Performance: Stance Punks (ED)
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Broadcaster: WOWOW
Co-Production:
GAGA Communications Nippon Shuppan Hanbai, Inc. Sega Toei Agency Toei Video Co., Ltd. Tokyo FM Broadcasting Co., Ltd. TV Asahi WOWOW
Distributor: Toei Company, Ltd.
Music Performance: Poland Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra
Planning: Fukasaku-Gumi
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Distributor: Wision DVD Production |
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Broadcaster: Frissons TV (Canada) |
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ADR Director: Rafael Calvo (Spain dub) |
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Dubbing Studio: International Sound Studio (Spain Dub) |
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Dialogue Direction: Thomas Prausse (1st dubbing)
Dialogue Director: Thomas Wolf (2nd dubbing)
Dialogues: Thomas Prausse (1st dubbing)
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Distributor: Capelight Pictures
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