Damn yo I just finished a bizarre @ss movie called "Suicide Circle" Yo that s-hit was f-ucked up but yet N-ticing as f-uck. N-e-1 else seen it?

The japanese has this thing for suicide.

The Japanese have. Sorry, I'm practicing for my SAT. Sentence correction is a big thing, and AF is a wonderful place to practice

Wasn't there a movie called Suicide Girls/Club? My friend mentioned it to me, I dunno if it's the same movie or not.

Suicide Club is another name 2 Movie in all was cool but lacked hard hitting scenerio Check it out tho

Saw this last December. It was okay. Typical Japanese cinema.

never heard of suicide circle.. but i saw suicide club tho...

The beginning was a bunch of girls suiciding, jumping in front of a subway, correct? Ichi, Ni, San!!!

I don't wanna see it

It's the same movie.

wats the movie about cause i never heard of it or seen it

can i rent this movie at blockbuster or movie gallery?

i saw that "suicide club" a while back, kinda fu-ked up. didn't really like it.

My sister rented this from Blockbuster.

the movies very very disturbing

Isn't there an American movie with the same title?

I dun know if it was disturbin or more shock was intended. Now if ya wanna see disturbin rent "A Clockwork Orange" or "8 MM" yo both them movies is f-cked up but Clockwork is a really strange one I liked them both for the intrigue but kinda gets ya thinkin at the end of the movie

Japanese are suicidal people....even the brave mighty samurai were....
and yeah im one of those samurai fanatic as u can say....sigh....but i gotta
see this movie sucicde club...

ClockWork Orange is a really great movie. Ichi the Killer is very odd. What do ya'll think about it?

Perhaps you should read about the mentality of the samurai before spitting out such ignorance. The samurai were in certain respects "fanatical". However they were not suicidal people ready to simply throw away their lives for nothing. The teachings they followed were strongly against that.

the samurai were not suicidal. -_-;; They only killed themselves when absolutely necessary, not just do it for no reason.

I know that....but why run away from your fear...if samurai was trian
to never run from fear...then why they run from the fear of losing the honor
didn't mean to hate on the samurai like that
cause i respect all da fallen samurai :coffee:

is it a good movie though?

i think i have heard of it elsewhere before, too, its supposed to be very good?

This is a Japanse movie im assumin If not i can just move it to a diff section

ya it's a japanese movie, keep it here.

i saw the suicide club...a few months back...haha...freaked meh out...i still don't know why those little kids wanted to do that dohz...and that weird guy that was singing in the bowling alley?...weirdo...

Horrible movie all-around. All of that blood looked really fake and overdone.

That movie is hilarious

Heard of it but haven't watched it yet... Too lazy to find the torrent for it

I still need to get my hands on this movie.
I've heard good and interesting things about this movie.

You can argue that Koreans are just as suicidal. 10,000(!) Koreans took their own lives in 2003 alone, one of the highest in the world. There was an incident where one mother dragged her three screaming children to their apartment balcony and threw them off one by one before she too jumped off. And numerous suicide cafes (clubs) have been formed online where people arrange a time and place where they can meet and kill themselves together. Let's not be ignorant here, Japanese are not a particularly suicidal people, stop talking as if it's written in their genes or something like that cuz it's ridiculous... I'M guessing it has something to do with their stagnant economy (although now starting to pick up pace). Living in Japan has become more and more difficult as of late. You can also attribute Korea's suicide rates to the same problem, they only started climbing rapidly AFTER the 1997 financial crisis, and still rises now because our economy has had a very difficult run since then and has never fully recovered from it. Japan in their boom period during the 80s, and Korea in their early 90s, were no more suicidal than the anyone else on the planet.