KINJITE: FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS
"The title of this Cannon release should've been COP WITH A REALLY
BAD ATTITUDE"
WHAT'S
THE STORY?
WHO ARE THE
CHARACTERS?
HOW DO I RATE
IT?
HOW IS NICOLE IN
THE MOVIE?
TAKE A LOOK AT THE
PICTURES
DETAILS
FRENCH
INFORMATIONS
WHAT'S
THE STORY?
Genre: Action
In Los Angeles, Bronson and his
partner are engaged in a war against a sleazy pimp who specializes in
kidnapping young girls and supplying them to rich, perverted
businessmen. We learn that Bronson's hatred of this man borders on
the deranged, and we also learn (in an awkward and embarrassing
scene) that he is prejudiced against Asians.
With an inevitability born of a thousand other plots, the Japanese
businessman and his family are transferred to Los Angeles, where the
businessman tries the same nasty trick on the bus - this time, of
course, against Bronson's daughter (Amy Hathaway), who does raise an
outcry. Bronson goes into a lather when he hears of this unspeakable
deed and mobilizes almost the entire vice squad in a search for the
perpetrator. Meanwhile, in an irony we have been anticipating for
many scenes, the Japanese businessman's grade school-age daughter is
kidnapped by the pimp.
Now we have everything in place: Bronson hates the pimp even more
than he hates Asians, but just wait until he finds out that the
victim's father is the man who put his hand on Bronson's daughter's
knee. (You'll apparently have to wait until the sequel; amazingly,
although the daughter eventually recognizes her accoster, there is no
payoff for this laborious setup.)
By Riger Ebert from The
Chicago Sun-Times
NICOLE'S SCENE:
The movie opens with Bronson and
his inept partner talking during a stakeout. Bronson listens wearily
at his partners comments until a limo rolls up with "That sleazebag
Duke" and a young girl who Bronson says looks the same age as his
daughter. They decide to go in having no legitimate reason at all.
When the front desk doesn't cooperate in illegal police activity,
Bronson demands, "You try me you'll wish you were back in mother
India. When they force their way in under the pretense of a scream,
the man is not happy to see him. After being thrown through a
dresser, and called a dirty bastard, Bronson demands a sworn
statement that Duke brought the girls. When he refuses, Bronson shows
him what it feels like to be one of those little girls by picking up
a dildo and sodomizing him with it. The faint screams are heard as
the girl and the inept partner walk out.
From The DeathWish
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WHO ARE THE CHARACTERS?
Charles Bronson .... Lieutenant
Crowe
Perry Lopez .... Eddie Rios
Juan Fernández (I) .... Duke
James Pax .... Hiroshi Hada
Peggy Lipton .... Kathleen Crowe
Sy Richardson .... Lavonne
Marion Kodama Yue .... Mr. Karuko Hada
Bill McKinney .... Father Burke
Gerald Castillo .... Captain Tovar
Nicole Eggert .... DeeDee
Amy Hathaway .... Rita Crowe
Kumiko Hayakawa .... Fumiko Hada
Michelle Wong .... Setsuko Hada
Sam Chew Jr. .... McLane
Sumant .... Pakistani Hotel Clerk
Alex Hyde-White .... English Instructor
Jim Ishida .... Nakata
Jill Ito .... Japanese Hostess (Tokyo)
Leila Lee Olsen .... Nobu-Chan
Richard Egan Jr. .... Vince
Deonca Brown .... Louise
Sheila Gale Kandlbinder .... Swimming Coach
Chris Bennett (I) .... School Photographer
George Van Noy .... Race Starter
Helen Lin .... Tokyo Subway Girl
Richard E. Butler .... Joey, Deli Owner
James Ogawa .... Kokudan Representative
Bill Cho Lee .... Ota
Cynthia Gouw .... Japanese Hostess (L.A.)
Veronica Carothers .... Blonde Hostess
Alonzo Brown Jr. .... Mugger
Michael Chong .... Lieutenant Lim
Yung Sun .... Gray Haired Japanese
Shaun Shimoda .... Japanese Calligraphy Teacher
Mindy Simon .... Schoolgirl
Samuel E. Woods .... Hot Dog Vendor
Rob Narita .... Japanese School Principal
Yuri Ogawa .... Mrs. Ota
Shelli Rae .... Duke's Girls
Jessica Younger .... Duke's Girls
Bill Brochtrup .... Hairdresser
Laura Crosson .... Officer Petrini
Tom Morga .... Krieger
Kim Lee (I) .... Porno Actress
Marilyn Frank .... Lesbian Pedophile
John F. McCarthy (I) .... Porno Theater Manager
Jerome Thor .... Perverted Gentleman
Erez Yoaz .... Rosario
Robert Axelrod .... Security Guard
Elisabeth Chavez .... Maria Rios
Simon Maldonado .... Eddie Rios Jr.
Don Morton .... Turnkey
The informations are frome
The Internet Movie Database
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HOW DO
I RATE IT?
For
the prurient, KINJITE: FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS features rape, rough trade,
and child prostitution to go with its hefty dose of violence. Charles
Bronson plays Crowe, who spends his days slogging through slime as a
vice-squad cop and his nights fretting about the morals of his
teenage daughter. His nemesis is Duke (Juan Fernandez), a pimp who
impresses children into the kinky sex trade. Since Crowe (naturally)
is no by-the-book cop, he goes after Duke in unconventional, violent,
and offensive ways. Before getting his comeuppance, Duke kidnaps and
rapes a Japanese girl (Kumiko Hayakawa) whom he markets under Crowe's
nose, and while searching for her the Asian-hating cop discovers that
Japanese are OK after all. The film's philosophy is summed up by one
character's remark that "Justice isn't good enough. You gotta exact a
biblical vengeance." In the service of this dubious principle,
Bronson does his usual violent-teddy-bear number believably, and the
other actors do what they can with the formula script and hack
direction. The film is sheer exploitation, its hodgepodge of "moral"
issues meant to lend the titillating proceedings an air of
righteousness.
From TV Guide
The title of this Cannon release should've been COP
WITH A REALLY BAD ATTITUDE. Supposedly the triumphant return of Chuck
Bronson, some critics have even called this "his best since DEATH
WISH." I wouldn't go that far, but KINJITE is worth seeing if you
like Bronson and violence (which are usually synonymous...except in
last year's MESSENGER OF DEATH).
Chas plays a Los Angeles vice cop who has a tendency to get carried
away. For instance, right after the opening credits he anally rapes a
would-be pederast with a foot-long dildo before taking the guy in for
booking. I'm thinking he might lose his pension, but nobody at LA
Police Central seems to care.
The idea of an out-of-control cop who meets out street justice to
scum he can't arrest is certainly not a new one. However, when the
cop is the grizzled, ever-so- macho Bronson this old format has the
potential to be damned entertaining. The problem with KINJITE (a
Japanese word for "forbidden subjects") is that director J. Lee
Thompson doesn't know how to direct an action film. Let me rephrase
that, he doesn't know how to direct at all. A good director could've
made this a kickass film, but some of Thompson's action sequences
could be mistaken for scenes from a Bergman film.
However, when has poor directing ever made a difference in Hollywood?
The sub-plot about a Japanese businessman and his family is somewhat
humorous and the dildo scene only warms the audience up for more
out-of-line things later on. The one thing I can say about KINJITE is
it does have balls.
Overall, it is the best Bronson movie since ASSASSINATION which
really isn't exactly high praise, but what do you want for nothing?
This thing gets points for sheer audacity.
By Chris Repholz from ER
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HOW IS
NICOLE IN THE MOVIE?
NICOLE'S LOOK:
Nicole is classical for the
head (long straight hair, blond), in her only scene, she appears in
half naked in black lingerie, my rating:
NICOLE'S NUMBER OF
APPEARANCES:
Nicole appears only
once in the very begening of the movie for 2 minutes, so don't waste
your time for the rest of the movie, my rating:
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TAKE A LOOK AT
THE PICTURES
Here the only pictures I found
on the web (sorry for the quality). Enjoy...
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DETAILS
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FRENCH INFORMATIONS
Ce film passe
réguliérement à la télévision
comme tous les films de Charles Bronson. Son nom français est
Kinjite: Sujet Tabou et vous pouvez lz trouver dans un grand video
club ou dans des grandes surfaces.
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NICOLE EGGERT
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