If the director doesn’t deliver on his promise, he will be killed by the Yakuza leader himself. Oh, and the raid to be filmed will be real, not choreographed or staged. The catch is that there is no trained movie crew, no trained actors or actresses, no trained filmmakers, no script, no stuntmen, and no time to prepare. The Yakuza boss eventually catches up to Mitsuko and her new boyfriend, then proposes a deal to a supposed film director: he will be allowed to live if he directs a movie with his daughter starring in the lead role, and they will start shooting with a battle scene, between two warring Yakuza clans. The two run from the Yakuza and go on a few romps together, and eventually run into the Fuck Bombers after their crazy adventures! She runs away from her family, desiring something more resembling a normal life, so she kidnaps a random boy her age and makes him pretend to be her boyfriend, or else she’ll kill him. Meanwhile…Įnter Mitsuko, a troubled girl raised with all the financial and influential benefits and all the personal and emotional problems associated with being daughter to a Yakuza crime lord. In their fantasy, they have all they need to make their first action spectacular. The Fuck Bombers want to make their very own movie! An action movie, of course! They even found their own star, their Japanese Bruce Lee.
They even have their own hangout spot: a Hall of Justice for recreation, centered around film of course, complete with pinball, arcade games, pool tables and spots to sit and eat or drink. They’re wild, crazy, and inspired, so they get to choose whatever name they want for their film club. Let’s also drop a bunch of film nerd kids in as the main characters. Except take out the compartmentalized storytelling format, make the impending Yakuza gang war a subplot, and introduce the daughter of one Yakuza clan leader as a successful child actress for a toothpaste commercial (with an infectiously catchy jingle).
Remember when Kill Bill: Volume 1 came out? If you saw it and liked or loved it, imagine a movie strikingly similar, leading up to the big battle at the Japanese nightclub.
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