Nagi

Sadako 3D 2 (2013)

Actors: Kenji Kawai (composer), Satomi Ishihara (actress), Yûsuke Yamamoto (actor), Kôji Seto (actor), Kôji Suzuki (writer), Shin'ichirô Inoue (producer), Tsutomu Hanabusa (director), Miori Takimoto (actress), Kokoro Hirasawa (actress),

Hi no tori (2004)

Actors: Veronica Taylor (actress), Veronica Taylor (actress), Veronica Taylor (actress), Veronica Taylor (actress), Junko Takeuchi (actress), Keiko Takeshita (actress), Ted Lewis (actor), Sakiko Tamagawa (actress), Michael Sinterniklaas (actor), Liam O'Brien (actor), James Urbaniak (actor), Nozomu Sasaki (actor), Dan Green (actor), Michael Sinterniklaas (producer), Stephanie Sheh (producer),

Plot: All living things are destined to pass away. However, there are those who refuse to accept this fate, and so choose to seek the source of eternal life: the blood of the mystical bird of fire, the Phoenix. From the distant past through the far-flung future, countless wars are waged to control its power, and many lives are observed in the struggle. While death awaits those who fail, perhaps a destiny even more horrific awaits those who succeed.

Kishin dôji Zenki (1995)

Actors: Ikue Ôtani (actress), Kappei Yamaguchi (actor), Yuri Amano (actress), Kotono Mitsuishi (actress), Minami Takayama (actress), Yûji Ueda (actor), Akemi Okamura (actress), Megumi Ogata (actress), Keiichi Nanba (actor), Chisa Yokoyama (actress), Eiji Maruyama (actor), Ryota Yamaguchi (writer), Hironobu Kageyama (composer), Noriko Kobayashi (producer), Junichi Nishimura (director),

Plot: Chiaki Enno is just your average high school student, who spends her spare time studying to be a Shinto exorcist. One day, however, the forces of evil are unleashed in her backyard. Quite accidentally, she summons Zenki, the most powerful of demon lords. Zenki trashes the evil forces with aplomb... and then tries to attack Chiaki! Unfortunately, he's her "shikigami"-- spirit familiar- and therefore unable to attack her. So, he reverts to his normal form: a loudmouthed, obnoxious, bratty little kid...

Tenchi Muyô! (1992)

Actors: Masami Kikuchi (actor), Ken'ichi Ogata (actor), Michael Sorich (actor), Wataru Takagi (actor), Norio Wakamoto (actor), Yuri Amano (actress), Jennifer Darling (actress), Yûko Mizutani (actress), Ai Orikasa (actress), Jack Fletcher (miscellaneous crew), Yumi Takada (actress), Yûko Kobayashi (actress), Chisa Yokoyama (actress), Etsuko Kozakura (actress), Yûji Moriyama (producer),

Plot: Life for Tenchi Masaki, a "normal Japanese schoolboy", is shattered one day when a spaceship falls from the sky! Space Pirate Ryoko emerges, attaching quite quickly to Tenchi...and that isn't all! More alien females land at the planet, including the royal princess from the planet Jurai, starting Tenchi off on an adventure he won't forget!

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Tenchi Muyô! (1992)

Actors: Masami Kikuchi (actor), Ken'ichi Ogata (actor), Michael Sorich (actor), Wataru Takagi (actor), Norio Wakamoto (actor), Yuri Amano (actress), Jennifer Darling (actress), Yûko Mizutani (actress), Ai Orikasa (actress), Jack Fletcher (miscellaneous crew), Yumi Takada (actress), Yûko Kobayashi (actress), Chisa Yokoyama (actress), Etsuko Kozakura (actress), Yûji Moriyama (producer),

Plot: Life for Tenchi Masaki, a "normal Japanese schoolboy", is shattered one day when a spaceship falls from the sky! Space Pirate Ryoko emerges, attaching quite quickly to Tenchi...and that isn't all! More alien females land at the planet, including the royal princess from the planet Jurai, starting Tenchi off on an adventure he won't forget!

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Aakrosh (1980)

Actors: Amrish Puri (actor), Achyut Potdar (actor), V.P. Sathe (miscellaneous crew), Mohan Agashe (actor), Smita Patil (actress), Deepak Shirke (actor), Om Puri (actor), Naseeruddin Shah (actor), Reema Lagoo (actress), Nana Palsikar (actor), Govind Nihalani (director), Vinay Apte (actor), Keshav Naidu (editor), Satyadev Dubey (writer), Sudarshan Dhir (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: After working with his mentor and Public Prosecutor Dushane for many years, Advocate Bhaskar Kulkarni is assigned a legal aid case of Bhiku Lahanya, who is accused of brutally killing his wife, Nag, for disobeying him and refusing to have sex with other men. Bhiku remains silent when asked to plead guilty or otherwise. Bhaskar's efforts to get him to subsequently confide in him, prove in vain. Even when Bhaskar goes to talk to Bhiku's dad and sister, he is shunned. When he persists his window panes are broken, then one night he is attacked and knifed. He gets Police protection through the courts and persists with his questions - only to run into nothing but a wall of silence. Then he is contacted by a Social Worker who tells him what really happened. Before Bhaskar could do anything, the Social Worker goes missing, & Bhiku's dad passes away. When Bhiku is permitted to attend his funeral - this is where Bhiku will break his silence - a silence that will see him face another charge of cold-blooded murder!!

Hi no tori (1978)

Actors: Kon Ichikawa (director), Tôru Emori (actor), Takeshi Katô (actor), Akiji Kobayashi (actor), Masao Kusakari (actor), Tatsuya Nakadai (actor), Toshinori Omi (actor), Tomisaburô Wakayama (actor), Hideji Ôtaki (actor), Jun Fubuki (actress), Mitsuko Kusabue (actress), Mieko Takamine (actress), Osamu Tezuka (writer), Michel Legrand (composer), Junzaburô Ban (actor),

Plot: This extraordinarily complex film is not only a send-up of every samurai film ever made, it is also an extrapolation of the value of life. The Yamatai, represented by Prince Susano-O and elderly advisor Sumuke, hire Yumihiko of Matsuro to hunt the phoenix so that Queen Himiko, sister of Susano-O can have eteranal life. Matsuro is then destroyed by the Takamagahara, who have mastered the art of horseback riding, which is foreign to all other western Japanese tribes. One of their number, Uzume uses makeup to appear ugly and avoid rape, though her dancing induces Jingi to spare her. Queen Himiko's apprentice, Iyo, orders the execution of an innocent based on her magical observation, so Susano-O sides with the people. A Yamatai doctor named Guzuri washes up from a shipwreck in the country of Kumaso, where Hinaku, daughter of the chief, is dying. Urusni, her husband, is killed hunting the phoenix to save her, but Guzuri gives her penicillin, which saves her, so the chief marries him to her. The Yamatai army, led by Sarutahaiko, destroys the entire village, but Guzuri, who is initially blamed, and Hinaku escape, and Nagi, the son of the chief, is spared because he knows where the phoenix lives. Initially enraged, Hinaku eventually makes Sarutahaiko take charge of Nagi, who trains him to fight animated foxes, but he is thrown in a pit of wasps when Nagi teams up with Oro, daughter of the innocent man who was executed, in attempt to kill the queen, though Nagi hits a servant, instead. The three attempt to escape during an eclipse which terrorizes the people, but Oro is killed. Sarutahaiko and Nagi float to what remains of Kumaso, Sarutahaiko's nose permanently swollen to great size. In an earthquake Guzuni and new mother Hinaku are trapped at the bottom of a crater, where they will spend the rest of their lives, while Nagi and Sarutahaiko find a horse (Nagi briefly turning into an animation of Astro Boy when kicked), and then the Takamagahara. Jingi has no interest in living forever, but in immortalizing himself through history, and sets out to conquer Yamatai, sparing the two only because Uzume wishes to marry Sarutahaiko.

Hammer (1972)

Actors: Al Adamson (producer), Gene LeBell (actor), William Smith (actor), Fred Williamson (actor), George Folsey Jr. (editor), John Quade (actor), Stack Pierce (actor), Mel Stewart (actor), Bernie Hamilton (actor), George P. Wilbur (actor), Vonetta McGee (actress), Jimmy Lennon Sr. (actor), Charles Lampkin (actor), D'Urville Martin (actor), Leon Isaac Kennedy (actor),

Plot: A dock worker becomes a prizefighter, but gets mixed up with a crooked manager. A sympathetic L.A. detective tries to set him straight, but he won't listen. His manager, who is also a drug dealer, tells him that he has to take a dive during an important fight, and to ensure his cooperation, his girlfriend is kidnapped.

Ako roshi (1961)

Actors: Michiyo Kogure (actress), Shigeru Okada (producer), Kinnosuke Nakamura (actor), Ryûtarô Ôtomo (actor), Utaemon Ichikawa (actor), Isao Yamagata (actor), Denjirô Ôkôchi (actor), Chiezo Kataoka (actor), Eijirô Yanagi (actor), Kôtarô Satomi (actor), Eitarô Shindô (actor), Hiroki Matsukata (actor), Ryûnosuke Tsukigata (actor), Katsuo Nakamura (actor), Hiroshi Okawa (producer),

The Invisible Fear (1921)

Actors: Louis B. Mayer (miscellaneous crew), Allan Forrest (actor), Anita Stewart (actress), Louis B. Mayer (producer), Anita Stewart (producer), Hampton Del Ruth (writer), Edwin Carewe (director), George Kuwa (actor), Walter McGrail (actor), Ogden Crane (actor), Madge Tyrone (writer), Estelle Evans (actress), Hamilton Morse (actor), Edward Hunt (actor),