I can’t help but laugh when I think about the live commentary from the time we kidnapped the old man along with the bed.

The entrance of the ED is perfect.

There are scenes that occasionally make me shocked by the sense of ethics.

I love Pancho.

It’s sprinkled with little jokes from Japanese manga and anime, and it quietly cracks me up.
I have a memory of things like Saint Seiya, Captain Tsubasa, and Ranma.
Also, Inspector Gadget is appearing more prominently than I expected.
Is it because that was a co-production with France?

I can’t help but keep laughing at the people on the right that I don’t know.

Is it a French film?
It’s nice that Black people can be present without any discomfort…

What are you talking about? Pancho has been on TV all along, right?
Look… I don’t have any memories, but…

It’s nice that Ryo hesitates to use the deactivation drug even though he has it in hand…

Both this version and the Netflix version have an incredibly high level of reproduction of Makimura.

I like the part where you reveal that you had sex with the sister of your colleague, the field leader, after being given a truth serum.

The jacket of Shinjuku Private Eyes had the same pose.
There may have been the same pose earlier on.

This is a big city in France – Shinjuku –

Sea monk is mamma.

To be honest, I didn’t think that France would be such a good match until I actually saw it.

Bringing the real Umibouzu and Saeko is a strength of France, isn’t it…

I want them to make a second one by fooling Netflix.

The Makimura siblings look so much alike that it’s scary.

I never thought a day would come where I’d be this excited about Footsteps.

It can be said that this is the greatest crisis for City Hunter, including the original work.
Due to issues with sexual preferences.

I love French City Hunter.

The French version also properly aired an adaptation that matched the local anime.
French people got angry and said they prefer Get Wild!!

Live-action adaptation of manga
Starring me, directed by me, written by me.
Distribution by Albatross
This is not even a gamble.

🕊・─・─・─

Shinjuku in France is nice, isn’t it?

I will definitely accept that scenario…

It didn’t work out with the non-existent flashback scene…

When I ordered ramen in France, it felt like they properly served a somewhat localized version of ramen.

The weakening of Ryo, who was sealed in the original work, was truly remarkable.

Anime movies, this, and Takarazuka.
The overall level of completion was amazing.

It feels like something good comes out of the fact that Yamachan, who has played countless small villains in anime, is doing the voice acting.

I can understand why you would think, “What an interesting guy…” when you meet Professor Hojo.

I initially thought that the Suzuki Ryohei version would be at a disadvantage after seeing this, but it turned out to be really good.
Both are good, aren’t they…?

The level of understanding of City Hunter is too high.

In terms of reproducing the original work in manga form, Takarazuka was the most amazing.
It seems like there aren’t many people watching in the first place.

I thought Akira Kamiya wasn’t here… but then I realized he was doing Mokkorin’s voice!

When Ryo-chan gets serious, she is surprisingly strong, and it was amazing how well that was portrayed.

It seems that since getting older, Kamiyan-san has to adjust a lot to produce a convincing Ryo voice, so he probably left the sudden dubbing job to Yamachan.

Mokkori-san is unfair.
That would make anyone laugh in an instant.

The courage to pursue a scenario that may not have a second chance.

Mokkori 💖

It’s a miracle that it completely coincided with the anime movie by pure chance.

It’s a movie with no scene of shooting down a helicopter, so it’s a 90-point film.

I watched the Jackie Chan version of City Hunter at the hotel during my business trip, and it was quite interesting.
That’s just a typical Jackie movie!

(Wild Makimura appears upon hearing rumors of a live-action adaptation)

(A middle-aged man floating in the night sky)
💉
(A butt floating in the night sky)

In movie dubbing, characters in this kind of position are highly suitable for Yama-chan.

The Takarazuka version is a perfect score for me just because Mick is there.

Ryohei Suzuki is the only one who can do it! That was the Netflix commercial.

It’s not “mokkori,” it’s “hustle,” you know, the Takarazuka version.

It’s amazing that a wild Makimura exists and that my partner is Kō, all while being the lead actor and director.

(Perfect Pastoral Village)
(Perfect Umibozu)

Laughing at the greatest crisis as if it’s truly a crisis.

The seriousness of not being excited in front of a mountain of clothes (camera pulls back).

The FOOTSTEPS scene is full of excitement and fun, enhancing the flavor of action.

By the way, are they not making a final installment of the anime movie?

That illustration has a proper differentiation of the four characters, and every time I see it, I think it’s amazing.

I was able to laugh halfway through, but then suddenly a grotesque scene came out of nowhere in the end and I was surprised.

It’s a bit scary that there are several actors who wanted to play the role of ◯◯ since childhood, even though it’s a foreign work.

>It seems that they persevered for a few hours until the crows flew beautifully.

I’ll casually include some jump manga references too.

Is it like a Voltes position in the Philippines? City Hunter in France.

It’s too sad but funny that the uncle’s son suddenly learns that he was adopted.

It’s sad that the Umibozu is so spot-on, yet has so little screen time.

I wish they would cast Ryohei Suzuki as Mick Angel.
I want to see the showdown between Saeba Ryo and the French.

What I really want to praise in this movie is Yamachan’s acting.
I’m really glad.

(Example intro)

Suddenly hit by a stray bullet, the love theme of Top Gun.

The director of the lead actor is lamenting, “I’m the least similar!”

Isn’t it amazing that even though there are many live-action adaptations, everyone is still finding them interesting?

I watched other works by this director, but the way children are treated is consistently terrible.

The dubbing in this movie is awful.

(The director’s girlfriend who is made into incense)

I was truly stunned by the surprise court in the style of a rifle.

Pancho (character from the original work)

Although there are only potentially problematic elements from the foundation of the shooting, everyone is really committed.