"Drop" tells the story of a boy named Hiroshi Shinanogawa, who grew up in the 1980s. He became inspired by the Be-Bop High School manga and decided to become a delinquent. Hiroshi dropped out of a private middle school and transferred to a public school There he joins up with a delinquent gang.
Doropu, คนดิบ, Падение, 剽悍少年, 삐뚤어질테다, DROP: Giang Hồ Học Đường, DROP 剽悍少年, 暴力隻揪王, ड्रॉपआउट
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Japan
Um filme sobre um garoto que lê mangás e estuda em uma escola particular que resolve largar a escola particular para entrar em uma pública, com a ideia de se tornar um delinquente. Tem tudo o que um filme sobre gangues de marginais tem; personagens carismáticos e complexos, conflitos e rivalidades intensas, ambientes urbanos autênticos, cultura e estilo distintos, trilha sonora impactante, temas de redenção e amizade, humor e drama, desafios sociais, ação bem executada, e uma narrativa interessante.
god i need me a pair of those big pants these delinquents be wearing
It’s a wild, high-energy ride that captures the chaos of youth, but how does it hold up for a new generation?
At its core, the film is about rebellion, loyalty, and the unfiltered rush of teenage delinquency. It follows Hiroshi, a middle-class kid who ditches his comfortable life to join a rough high school gang, diving headfirst into a world of street fights and brotherhood. The story, based on real-life experiences, has a raw, nostalgic edge—like an old-school delinquent manga brought to life.
But for today’s audience, Drop is both a time capsule and a test of endurance. Its fights are brutal, yet choreographed with a chaotic realism that keeps things engaging. The humor? Hit or miss, with some jokes…
If you’re wondering why I love the Japanese delinquent genre so much, it’s because I hate teenagers. This really did look like they were hurting each other, which was nice.
It’s also just a surprisingly touching movie! A more well-balanced coming-of-age story than you’d expect with flashes of sincere adolescent pain.
Initially, I was a little worried this felt like cosplay in the first few minutes, but that settled quickly. It got messy fast.
the story isn't at all complex, but i think it's a good movie. I had a good time watching it, fun fights were fought and good friends were made. Entertaining from start to end . I recommend it if you're craving some yankii action
i always wanted to grow up a delinquent boy…
if it weren't for the tonal shift at the end it would be a solid five stars
Literally the first live action Japanese film I have ever watched back when i was a teenager. The humor is a bit outdated, but I could say that about any movie.
Özel okuldan devlet okuluna naklini alan Hiroshi'nin amacı bir serseri olmaktır. Okula başladığı gün fena bir dayak yer. Dayaktan sonra ise dayak yediği kişinin grubuna katılır ve 5 sıkı arkadaş oluverirler. Serseri olmayı kafasına koyan Hiroshi aynı zamanda sürekli neden kavga ettiklerini de sorar arkadaşlarına. Aslında bir yandan da orta yolu bulma derdindedir Hiroshi...
Mangadan uyarlanan film; mangadan gerçeğe dönüş efektlerini kullanıyor, kimi zaman da bazı sahnelerindeki geçişlerinde bir manganın sayfasını çevirirmişçesine etki veriyor. Yer yer güldüren, aşka ve dostluğa değinmeye çalışan bir film. Karakterin tarzları da iyiydi. Film, Crows Zero'yu da hatırlattı kimi zamanlar fakat dövüş sahneleri Crows Zero kadar kaliteli değildi. Son sahnesinin de klişe olmaması bayağı şaşırttı beni. Tabii daha iyi bir film de olabilirmiş ama halihazırdaki film de izlenilmeyecek gibi değil.
goid actors, good movie for fighting, has cringe moments. bleeehh!!
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Genuinely one of the funniest films I’ve ever seen. Even the Funimation dub is >>>>>
One of those movies that goes from being hilarious to genuinely devastating albeit heartwarming.
ah yes. mindless violence and misogyny - the key ingredients of Japanese delinquent cinema. Hiro Mizushima is too hot to be in a garbage like this.
Nothing really special here. Just your typical Japanese yankee flick which is im not very fond of. Nice to see Narimiya Hiroki onscreen after a long time though.
