Have to be patient for story to develop because it moves at a very slow pace
Boiling Point is a very slow paced film by Takeshi Kitano, his second overall release. The story is about friendship. It focuses upon Yurei Yanagi who is a completely lifeless individual. In one scene he’s told to coach third base at a baseball game. He slowly walks out to his position and then just stares off into space completely ignoring the game. That’s his whole life in a nutshell. His friend Taka Gadarukanaru should have been the lead as he’s much more interesting because he has a temper. There are little bits of comedy thrown in as well such as when Yanagi’s friend sells a motorcycle to a young kid who immediately crashes it. Thank god for those because they break up the monotonous speed of the film. I think a lot of times Takeshi wanted to show basic life in his shots but that meant there were tons of minutes wasted on just showing people standing around or looking off in the distance. It ends up being interesting but you really have to be patient and wait for things to develop.
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