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May 17, 2008

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Greg

I've liked just about everything I've seen Takeshi Kitano do....I'm just amazed at how MUCH he does, from acting, to writing, to directing, etc etc...that guy must sleep like 2 hours a day or something.

I think he'd be great because he's got a really cool vibe, one that people would "get" be they in asia, europe or even north america....

vagrant

The gf was pretty anxious to watch that new series last week. I watched it as well, but was surprised to find the position was for Prime Minister and not just some local position, or prefecture governor, as we've seen two come to position recently.

It was entertaining enough, even for a person that barely understands...wait, doesn't understand Japanese language.

I'm not sure Takeshi Kitano would be my choice for PM. I'd keep flashing back to Takeshi's Castle/Fuun Takeshi Jo. Then again, I have Schwarzenegger as my governor when I'm at home.

Ujin

Takeshi has scared me ever since I first saw "Battle Royal". As PM I would be scared he would turn Japan into a police state and force high schoolers to have gory death matches.

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