Why Don't You Play in Hell?

Synopsis

Why Don't You Play in Hell? is a 2013 Japanese action-comedy film directed by Sion Sono. The story follows a group of amateur filmmakers who become involved in a yakuza gang war when they are hired to make a movie about a real-life battle between rival crime factions. As the lines between reality and fiction blur, chaos ensues, leading to a climactic showdown that is both absurd and exhilarating. Filled with quirky characters, over-the-top violence, and a unique blend of dark humor, the film is a wild ride from start to finish, capturing the chaotic energy of Japanese cinema.

Cast

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  Jun Kunimura

  Muto

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  Shinichi Tsutsumi

  Ikegami

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  Hiroki Hasegawa

  Director Hirata

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  Gen Hoshino

  Kouji Hashimoto

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  Fumi Nikaido

  Mitsuko Muto

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  Tomochika

  Shizue Muto

Reviews

Why Don't You Play in Hell? has garnered praise for its unconventional and frenetic style. Rotten Tomatoes gives it an 80% rating, with critics hailing it as a love letter to cinema that is both hilarious and thrilling. IMDb rates it at 7.1/10, with audiences appreciating its energy and innovative storytelling. Metacritic, with a score of 68/100, praises the film for its bold approach to blending genres and its visual flair. Critics have described the movie as a wild and unpredictable ride that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, celebrating its unique vision and irreverent spirit. 'Why Don't You Play in Hell? is a cinematic rollercoaster that defies expectations and delivers a truly unforgettable experience,' says one reviewer.