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Chapter 451 This is the final battle

Making a film has never been a fast food production process.

Movies are an art, and they need to be carefully crafted to make such a magical space art into a commendable work.

In Hollywood, it took Cameron 14 years to cast a stunning work "Avatar"; Richard Linklater took 12 years to make a "Boyhood". . .

The unique slow pace of Japanese movies has also produced many time-consuming movies.

It is worth mentioning that the filming speed of Wang Sunglasses in Hong Kong is horribly slow.

"2046" took 5 years to shoot, and "The Grandmaster" took 4 years to shoot. . .

Even so, there are still a lot of money owners, waving a lot of money and investing in him.

This is the influence of famous directors!
However, none of the several films that Kiyoshi Sakamoto participated in took more than four months. . .

The two parts of "Death Note" only took half a year together, that is to say, one took three months.

"Hot Blood High School" two months; "Love Space" two months. . .

Now, in just one month, the filming progress of "Hot Blood High School 2" is nearly halfway through.

It will take about a month, and it should be finished.

In other words, it took about two months. . .

However, this does not mean that these movies are all shoddy works.

On the contrary, while the first and second chapters of "Death Note" won a terrifying box office of tens of billions, their word-of-mouth was also good. It also made Kiyoshi Sakamoto, the lead actor, sweep the Best Newcomer Award at the four major movie awards.

And "Hot Blood High School" and "Love in the Sky" are also both box office and word-of-mouth, ranking at the forefront of the annual movie box office rankings that year.

This proves that the time taken for shooting is not always good.

It can only be said that the shooting time is long, and the quality of the film produced is generally not bad.

The same is true for the sequel to "Hot-Blooded High School" that Kiyoshi Sakamoto is filming.

Halfway through the progress, Kiyoshi Sakamoto can already see from all aspects that this sequel will definitely not be worse than the previous one!

After all, "Hot Blood High School 2" has more highlights than "Hot Blood High School".

In addition to still adhering to the main theme of the story of fighting to the end and maintaining the style that the Japanese CULT film leader Takashi Miike has always insisted on, this ghost director also added the duel between Lily of the Valley and Fengxian in the second part, adding The fighting scenes in various locations are highlighted to make the picture look more passionate.

In the movie, those sullen cigarettes used to exaggerate the atmosphere, as well as the long shots of making eye contact without saying a word, all make the whole movie's forceful style, which is instantly elevated a lot. . .

. . . . . .

Unlike the decisive battle in the first part, which chose to fight fiercely in the rain, the decisive battle in "Hot Blood High School 2" was also on the playground, but the weather this time was much friendlier than last time.

When preparing to shoot the final battle scene in the movie, the time has come to October. . .

At this time, the weather in Osaka can be said to be very pleasant.

Neither hot nor cold, the slight wind blowing across the face, it was like a lover's touch, so gentle.

In two days, "Takitani Genji" single-handedly picked the scene of hundreds of Phoenix Immortals. After shooting, the filming progress of "Hot-Blooded High School 2" crew is also nearly halfway through.

And the next shooting task, that is, in the whole movie, the most exciting and most difficult to shoot is the final decisive battle between Lily of the Valley and Fengxian!

It has been a year since the last filming of "Hot-Blooded High School" in the rain.

However, even so, in the minds of the original crew such as Kiyoshi Sakamoto, Takayuki Yamada, and Kento Kalai, the scenes of the decisive battle are all vividly remembered.

The difference is that beside "Genji Takiya" played by Kiyoshi Sakamoto, there is his former opponent, "Tamao Serizawa" played by Takayuki Yamada.

Lily of the valley's two strongest players are about to join forces to fight against the enemy!
Standing on the playground of Fengxian Academy, Sakamoto Kiyoshi looked at the bald-headed Fengxian army on the opposite side, a little bit unable to hold back, and complained to Takayuki Yamada next to him.

"By the way, I still haven't figured out why, the younger brothers of Fengxian Academy all have to shave their heads..."

"Uh...Maybe it's to look more vicious?" Yamada Takayuki and Sakamoto Kiyoshi are good friends, but he is still a little confused about Sakamoto Kiyoshi's jumping thinking.

"However, the bald head can only remind me of one person..."

"Who?"

"Chen Peisi..."

That's right, when Kiyoshi Sakamoto thought that in the decisive battle that was about to start filming, he led Lily of the Valley's "crows" to fight against the "Chen Peisi" army on the opposite side, he couldn't help laughing out loud.

That vision must be very cool. . .

. . .

The filming of the decisive battle was divided into several parts by Takashi Miike.

The first thing to shoot is the fight on the playground.

The group fight scene that assembled [-] actors can be regarded as the largest group fight in the history of film, in order to create a grand fighting scene!
However, when there are more people, the difficulty of shooting increases exponentially.

It took a full five days for Takashi Miike to finish filming the 3-minute playground gang fight scene.

Then, there was the fight inside the school.

Different from the first part, the location of the decisive battle in the second part is not limited to the playground, but moved from the playground to the inside of the school.

It can be said that from a field battle to a street battle!
However, the wonderful fighting scenes can still ignite the turbulent flame in the hearts of the audience.

In the end, of course, on the rooftop, there was a powerful dialogue between the king of lily of the valley "Takiya Genji" and the boss of Fengxian "Narumi Daigo".

The entire decisive battle, under Miike Takashi's continuous improvement, took more than half a month to finish filming!
At this time, the time has quietly come to late October. . .

After filming the final battle, it represented the entire "Hot Blood High School 2" and entered the final stage.

10 month 27 number.

It was the day the last shot was shot.

And the last shot is the final battle between "Takiya Genji" who is about to graduate, and Suzuran's strongest man, Hayashida Megumi.

I saw "Takiya Genji" played by Sakamoto Kiyomi and "Hayashida Megumi" played by Fukamizu Motoki standing on a school road in Suzuran High School.

"Today is the last."

"Yes."

"I'm here to get my graduation gift."

"I don't want to bring you flowers."

Genji Takiya, played by Kiyoshi Sakamoto, smiled lightly, took a sip of the cigarette in his hand, threw it away, and stomped it out.

"That kind of thing..."

While talking, he suddenly rushed towards "Lin Tianhui" and shouted, "No need!"

Back and forth, "Takiya Genji" beat Lin Tianhui to one knee, which caused a burst of screams from the onlookers.

Lin Tianhui, who stood up slowly, smiled evilly, and said the last line of the whole movie.

"That's why Lily of the Valley is interesting..."

The ending of the movie is very similar to the ending of the first movie.

It was also frozen at the moment when the fists of "Takiya Genji" and "Hayashida Megumi" were about to touch.

This can be regarded as a complete end to the entire "Hot-Blooded High School" series. . .

Just like Lin Tianhui said at the end of the first part.

"There is no apex of lily of the valley at all..."

"Just like when you defeated Serizawa, newcomers will keep appearing, that's Suzuran."

"In the process of fighting against them, you will graduate, and the hegemony will disappear like a dream..."

A person's life also needs to keep climbing, and there will never be a peak.

This may be the message that the two parts of "Hot Blooded High School" want to convey to the audience!
(End of this chapter)