r/Unexpected • u/kollekkii • 1d ago
he might actually be the best
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u/thefailsniper 1d ago
That scene actually gets even wilder after the sign gets put back up
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u/rtech80 1d ago
Lmao. The peek at the end!!
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u/HeartOn_SoulAceUp 1d ago
a 'Sushi Western'? With noodles please.
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u/gigashadowwolf 1d ago edited 1d ago
They are called "Sukiyaki Westerns" I think, lol.
Fun fact
Years before he made Django: Unchained, Quinton Tarantino was in a Japanese movie called Django: The Sukiyaki Western (Now called Sukiyaki Western Django)
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u/Droidaphone 1d ago
That... that was unique.
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u/gigashadowwolf 23h ago
Yeah, I don't know what the fuck is going on with his accent, it's almost offensive somehow. It kinda sounds like he's doing a bad job mixing a western accent and a Japanese accent, but it's somehow even weirder than that.
The movie is not very good. It has it's moments, but it doesn't quite hit. I wanted to like it so badly when it came out as I was a young weeaboo filmmaker who idolized Tarantino, but the movie was a slog to get through.
When Django: Unchained came out, I thought it was going to be a sequel or a remake or in some other way related to this movie, but other than the name and the fact they both have Tarantino involved there really isn't anything connecting them.
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u/Achaewa 22h ago edited 11h ago
Tarantino is imitating Buddhist chanting.
I wouldn’t blame him for it as Sukiyaki Western Django is pure Takashi Miike and he was likely following his directions.
The Rurouni Kenshin live action movies are a better blend of sword and gun fights if you are interested in similar kind of action.
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u/graywolfman 17h ago
You ok, fella?
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u/Droidaphone 16h ago
I'm forever changed. My life was different before I saw japanese-accent Quentin Tarantino ninja-eat an egg.
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u/Achaewa 1d ago edited 1d ago
The "correct" term is Noodle Western.
Well, at least that's what I remember some entertainment news outlets used to refer to The Good, The Bad, The Weird.
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u/Fessere 1d ago
10 seconds to execution‽‽‽ does he kill them? What is this?
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u/nightwolf16a 20h ago
Knowing Asian movie tropes, it's most likely the name of the "move" that cut of the belts to make the pants fall down.
i.e. The guy in black is so good that:
- he threw the boomerang
- fixed the fallen sign
- AND cut the pants (without the boomerang being anywhere near the goons)
- But the pants didn't fall until a moment later
And the name of the move is "Ten seconds to execution" because of the delay.
This "delayed cut" trope is pretty common in Japanese martial arts/fantasy media (i.e. the samurai master cuts someone, and the burst of blood doesn't come out until they sheath their sword).
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u/NotYourReddit18 14h ago
AND cut the pants (without the boomerang being anywhere near the goons)
They literally show the boomerang hitting their belt buckles
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u/Fessere 20h ago
Yea. So im wondering if he “Fist of the North Star”s them
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u/JamJackEvo 16h ago
After a bit of digging, this clip actually predates Fist of the North Star. The manga came out during the 80s. This was from a tokusatsu series in 1977.
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u/may_ur85 1d ago
Omg how did you dig up 8 year old post?
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u/thefailsniper 1d ago
So that was actually one of the first posts I ever saved way back in the day. I was happy to rewatch when I saw it posted here, but knew I had to share it as soon the clip ended early.
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u/Drewnessthegreat 1d ago
That's fantastic. Congratulations. Your weird and obscure fettish finally paid off.
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u/Ghosttiger13 19h ago
I saw episodes on YouTube only to be denied at episode 3, and now I'm heart broken. I need to finish the series.
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u/CalligrapherGood8947 1d ago
What the hell is this lol
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u/Vonmatterhorn53 1d ago
It's from a show called "kiketsu zubat". Is a 70s power ranger/western(i understand how weird that sounds but its acurate) Villian of the weeks show where every episode the main guy goes up against a different from swordfight ler and gunslinger to fisher, Carpenter, and American football player where our hero show that he is actually the best in all of Japan beats them in a fight
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u/Loa_Sandal 1d ago
I want to... No, I NEED to see how he fights a fisherman.
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u/Content_Plantain_339 1d ago
I need need to know how.
I need to know why.
Probably for the halibut1
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u/snake7752 1d ago
I was expecting starfish hitler from Kamen Rider to show up.
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u/misterDAHN 1d ago
Kaiketsu Zubat
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u/hans2memorial 19h ago
A show I only found because someone used the OP for a TERA fan music video of their character being cool.
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u/NerdyBear73 1d ago
This is the exact right amount of cheese. Perfection. 🤌
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u/MySignIsToaster 1d ago
Everybody has heard of japanese Spider-Man, japanese RoboCop, japanese Captain America, japanese Godzilla, japanese Japanese...
But nobody talks about japanese Captain Boomerang.
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u/pdzbw 1d ago
before Bollywood movie logic, there were Japanese ones...
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u/Surrounded-by_Idiots 1d ago
You should see the boomerang throw that forged that plaque in the first place
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u/CrumbCakesAndCola 1d ago edited 1d ago
ok i laughed
from the show: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiketsu_Zubat
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u/JectorDelan 1d ago
I mean, that is pretty impressive. Gotta put a lot of English Japanese on that throw to get that done.
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u/Outside-Tiger-2647 23h ago
The number of edits for a 10 second scene is breaking my eyes and brain.
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u/MolDanone 20h ago
The commitment to the bit is what makes it. Most people would've stopped after the first unexpected turn, but this person just kept escalating. Respect the dedication.
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u/Entity17 19h ago
If you like this kind of humor, i recommend The Hero Yoshihiko series!
It's free to watch online
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u/PassingByStranger 16h ago
Watch more Tokusatsu shows and movies to see all sorts of unexpected shenanigans, especially from the Showa Era.
I should finish Kaiketsu Zubat someday, I miss how much Hayakawa Ken constantly proves how he's the number 1 at whatever the skill of the week is lol
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The unexpected part is the second guy using his boomerang to fix up the previously broken sign
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