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IN JAPANESE W/ ENGLISH SUBTITLES!!! Genji Takaya, the son of a yakuza boss, has
just transferred to the Suzuran Boys' High School. The school is known as the
'School of Crows' - for it is the most violent school in Tokyo.

Crows ZeroDirected byTakashi MiikeProduced byMataichiro YamamotoScreenplay
byShōgo MutōBased onCrows
by Hiroshi TakahashiStarringShun Oguri
Kyosuke Yabe
Takayuki Yamada
Shunsuke Daito
Meisa Kuroki
Tsutomu Takahashi
Goro KishitaniMusic byNaoki Otsubo
The Street BeatsCinematographyTakumi FuruyaEdited byShuichi Kakesu
Tomoki Nagasaka
 * October 27, 2007 (Japan)

129 min.CountryJapanLanguageJapaneseBox office$22,036,607[1]

Crows Zero (クローズZEROKurōzu Zero), also known as Crows: Episode 0,[2] is a
2007Japaneseaction film based on the manga Crows by Hiroshi Takahashi. The film
was directed by Takashi Miike with a screenplay by Shōgo Mutō, and stars Shun
Oguri, Kyōsuke Yabe, Meisa Kuroki, and Takayuki Yamada. The plot serves as a
prequel to the manga, and focuses on the power struggle between gangs of
students at Suzuran All-Boys High School.[3] The film was released in Japan on
October 27, 2007. It has spawned two sequels, Crows Zero 2 and Crows Explode, as
well as a manga adaptation released November 13, 2008.
 * 2Characters
 * 5Reception


PLOT[EDIT]

Newly transferred high school senior Genji Takiya (Shun Oguri) arrives at
Suzuran All-Boys High School, an institution infamous for its population of
violent delinquents. During the freshman orientation assembly, yakuza arrive at
the school seeking vengeance on third-year Serizawa Tamao (Takayuki Yamada) for
assaulting some members of their gang. The thugs mistake Genji for their target
and a brawl ensues on the school field. Meanwhile, Serizawa is visiting his best
friend Tatsukawa Tokio (Kenta Kiritani), who has just been discharged from a
hospital. Upon returning to the school, Serizawa witnesses Genji defeat the last
of the yakuza.

That night, Genji goes a nightclub he frequents and meets R&B singer Aizawa Ruka
(Meisa Kuroki). He then goes to see his father, yakuza boss Takiya Hideo (Goro
Kishitani), to whom he proclaims his ambition to conquer Suzuran, a feat which
Hideo himself had attempted in his youth, but failed. Genji makes Hideo promise
to acknowledge him as his successor should he succeed. The next day, Genji
challenges Serizawa to a fight, but is halted by Tokio. He tells Genji that if
he really wants to make an impression he should begin by defeating Rindaman, a
legendary fighter at the school. After Rindaman refuses his challenge, Genji
encounters Katagiri Ken (Kyosuke Yabe), one of the yakuza who'd come to the
school the previous day. He attacks Genji in retaliation for getting his gang
arrested, but is taken down with a single punch. Humbled, Ken goes with Genji to
the club where they discuss the latter's plans for Suzuran.
Following advice from Ken, Genji begins building his army, called 'Genji Perfect
Seiha' (a.k.a. 'GPS'). Anticipating the brewing conflict, Serizawa also begins
recruiting factions for his own cause. Genji succeeds in rallying several strong
members, including Tamura Chūta, Makise Takashi, and Izaki Shun. Serizawa is
alarmed by Genji's rapid rise to power, but chooses not to take action. One of
Serizawa's lieutenants, Tokaji Yūji, is not so ambivalent and begins covertly
attacking members of the GPS, severely beating Chūta and putting Izaki in the
hospital. The provocations cause tensions between the two armies to rise
drastically, but Genji is prevented from acting by Makise. One night, Tokio and
Serizawa visit the nightclub and encounter Genji. As Tokio runs interference
between the opposing leaders, he suffers a seizure and is rushed to a hospital,
where he learns that he has a cerebral aneurysm which requires surgery. Despite
initial hesitation about the procedure's 30% success rate, Tokio agrees to the
operation.
Tokaji approaches Bandō Hideto, leader of 'The Front of Armament' biker gang,
with a plan to kidnap Ruka and further aggravate Genji. Elsewhere, yakuza boss
Yazaki Jōji orders Ken to kill Genji, disregarding the fact that doing so will
incite a war between the yakuza organizations. The task proves to be too much
for Ken, who has grown fond of Genji and begins lamenting his decision to become
a yakuza in the first place. He decides to inform Takiya Hideo of the plot to
kill his son. Genji gets a call from Ruka, who tells him that she is being held
hostage by men with skulls on their jackets, and that her captors mentioned the
name 'Bandō'. Surmising that her captors are The Armament, Genji gathers the GPS
and proceeds to the biker gang's headquarters. A fight ensues, but Genji soon
realizes that the men they are fighting are missing their trademark skull
patches. Bandō demands an end to fight, revealing that he'd ordered the skulls
be removed after part of The Armament aligned with Tokaji. After locating Tokaji
and saving Ruka, Genji decides it's finally time for war against Serizawa. They
decide to fight at 5:00pm the following day, at the same time that Tokio will
undergo his operation, with Serizawa believing it will allow him to fight
alongside Tokio.
The next day, as the battle begins, the tide seems to be in Serizawa's favor,
but after Bandō's faction of The Armament arrives and joins the GPS, the odds
are evened out. The fighting continues until only Serizawa and Genji are left
standing. Meanwhile, Ken is taken to the harbor to be executed for disobeying
the order to kill Genji. Yazaki gives Ken his coat as a parting gift before
shooting him in the back. He falls into the water and begins to sink. Genji and
Serizawa fight well into the night, and though injured and exhausted, Genji
eventually gains the upper hand and triumphs. Clinging to consciousness,
Serizawa receives a call from the hospital informing him that Tokio's operation
was a success. Back at the docks, Ken suddenly recovers and swims to the
surface. He discovers that the coat Yazaki had given to him was bulletproof, and
that his 'execution' was a ploy to allow him to leave the organization and live
a different life.
Several days later, Genji again challenges Rindaman, the final obstacle on his
path to ruling Suzuran. Rindaman expresses his belief that Suzuran can never be
truly conquered, and that there will always be someone left to fight. The film
ends as the skirmish between Genji and Rindaman begins.


CHARACTERS[EDIT]


GENJI PERFECT SEIHA (GPS)[EDIT]

 * Genji Takiya
 * Takashi Makise
 * Chuta Tamura
 * Izaki Shun


SERIZAWA ARMY[EDIT]

 * Serizawa Tamao
 * Tatsukawa Tokio
 * Tokaji Yūji
 * Tsutsumoto Shoji
 * The Mikami Brothers (ex-members)


THE FRONT OF ARMAMENT (SECOND YEAR, BIKER GANG)[EDIT]

 * Bandō Hideto


EBIZUKA JUNIOR HIGH TRIO (FIRST YEAR)[EDIT]

 * Kirishima Hiromi
 * Honjō Toshiaki

 * Sugihara Makoto


UNAFFLILIATED[EDIT]

 * Rindaman / Hayashida Megumi


CAST[EDIT]

 * Shun Oguri as Genji Takiya
 * Takayuki Yamada as Serizawa Tamao
 * Sansei Shiomi - Yoshinobu Kuroiwa
 * Kenichi Endō - Joji Yazaki
 * Meisa Kuroki as Aizawa Ruka
 * Kyōsuke Yabe as Katagiri Ken
 * Kenta Kiritani as Tatsukawa Tokio
 * Suzunosuke Tanaka as Tamura Chūta
 * Sousuke Takaoka as Izaki Shun
 * Goro Kishitani as Takiya Hideo
 * Motoki Fukami as Rindaman / Hayashida Megumi
 * Yusuke Izaki as Mikami Takeshi
 * Hisato Izaki as Mikami Manabu
 * Shunsuke Daito as Kirishima Hiromi
 * Yusuke Kamiji as Tsutsumoto Shōji
 * Tsutomu Takahashi as Makise Takashi
 * Yu Koyanagi as Sugihara Makoto
 * Kaname Endo as Tokaji Yūji
 * Watanabe Dai as Bandō Hideto
 * Ryo Hashizume as Honjō Toshiaki
 * Kazuki Namioka as Washio Gōta


RELEASE[EDIT]

The film was released in Japan on October 27, 2007. It was also screened
internationally in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong
throughout 2008. The film was released on DVD in the United States on March 31,
2009.


RECEPTION[EDIT]


BOX OFFICE[EDIT]

The film grossed US$22,036,607 worldwide.[1]


CRITICAL RECEPTION[EDIT]

Reviews of the film have been average. Najib Zulfikar of Total Film gave the
film 3 out of 5 stars, stating, 'Miike amps it all up to 11 in his inimitable
style, as impossibly coiffured pretty boys duke it out and the Yakuza take an
interest in the outcome. Sadly, the story’s so overpopulated it’s hard to care
who’ll survive to graduate.'[4] Similarly, David Brook of Blueprint Review gave
the film 2.5 out of 5 stars indicating, 'Teenage boys will lap up every minute
of it (other than the songs which probably won’t appeal to many Westerners) and
the lack of obviously ‘bad’ and ‘good’ guys means the conclusion wasn’t always
going to be clear cut (after an hour or so you can see where its heading
though).'[5]


SEQUELS & ADAPTATIONS[EDIT]

The film was followed by two sequels: Crows Zero 2 (also directed by Miike) in
2009 and Crows Explode in 2014. It was also adapted into a manga illustrated by
Kenichirō Naitō and published in Monthly Shōnen Champion magazine.[6]


REFERENCES[EDIT]

 1. ^ ab'Kurōzu Zero at BoxOfficeMojo'. Archived from the original on
    2013-04-05.
 2. ^'Kurōzu Zero at Rotten Tomatoes'. Archived from the original on 2013-11-25.
 3. ^Tyler Lim. 'Crows Zero (Kurozu Zero) (2007)'. Archived from the original on
    2008-06-14. Retrieved 2008-06-16.
 4. ^'Crows Zero Review'. Total Film. Archived from the original on 2014-02-04.
 5. ^'Crows Zero Review'. Blueprint Review. Archived from the original on
    2014-02-25.
 6. ^Loo, Egan. '2 Crows Manga Spinoffs to Launch in Young Champion Mag
    (Updated)'. Anime News Network. Retrieved 24 May 2018.


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EXTERNAL LINKS[EDIT]

 * Crows Zero on IMDb

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