Koichi Domoto SHOCK Kanzenban (Normal Edition) (Japan Version) DVD Region 2
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The long awaited video containing the entire uncut version of "Shock," the musical starring Koichi Domoto. Filmed on June 25, 2002, this 3 piece DVD set is a masterpiece! Also starring in this Jam packed feature are Tsubasa Imai, Jun Akiyama, and many many more. They're moving fast so better hurry up and grab your copy! Also available on VHS.
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| Product Title: | Koichi Domoto SHOCK Kanzenban (Normal Edition) (Japan Version) Koichi Domoto SHOCK 完全版 (通常版) (日本版) Koichi Domoto SHOCK 完全版 (通常版) (日本版) Koichi Domoto SHOCK 完全版 (通常版) (日本版) Koichi Domoto SHOCK Kanzenban (Normal Edition) (Japan Version) |
| Singer Name(s): | Domoto Koichi 堂本光一 堂本光一 堂本光一 Domoto Koichi |
| Region Code: | 2 - Japan, Europe, South Africa, Greenland and the Middle East (including Egypt) What is it? |
| Release Date: | 2003-01-16 |
| Publisher Product Code: | JEBN-16 |
| Language: | Japanese |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Other Information: | Japan Ver. / 3DVDs |
| Shipment Unit: | 2 What is it? |
| Publisher: | Johnny's Entertainment |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1002483696 |
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April 13, 2003
This customer review refers to Koichi Domoto SHOCK Kanzenban (Normal Edition) (Japan Version)
April 13, 2003
This customer review refers to Koichi Domoto SHOCK Kanzenban (Normal Edition) (Japan Version)
Worth the price, even on VHS!
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Shock is the story of Koichi Domoto & his younger brother, Tsubasa Imai (the characters are actually called by these names), who are dancers in the same company, both of whom (from what I could tell) dream of fame, and "bringing a new era to the stage". But when Koichi convinces a reluctant Tsubasa to take a fateful motorcycle ride, tragedy strikes. What ensues is the company's journey toward their future on Broadway, "for Tsubasa's sake", drawn on by the phantom of his dead older brother, Koichi goes on toward Tsubasa's dream. I bought Shock, having absolutely NO idea what it was about, except that it was starring Koichi, and had Tsubasa Imai in it, and that it was supposedly good. While I had to watch it twice to figure out to the little details (my Japanese is pretty hodgepodge ^^*), I was not disappointed. The story behind it is really touching, with an excellent performance by Tsubasa (though he was only in it for about a fourth of the picture in all), who managed to really give it an emotional boost, and conveyed a whole lot of emotion in just one scene. Koichi? Well, Koichi is Koichi. (Always good ^^*). Anyhow, while some parts are corny and silly at best, it's very entertaining, and ends with an unexpected twist. (Unless you know perfect Japanese, and caught something I missed, which is entirely possible, I must admit.) Hearing Tackey & Tsubasa's "Ikanaide" in the show as a (very moving) solo, was a definate treat! Performers included (besides the stars), Ya-Ya-Yah (singing their "100% Yuuki" song), K. K. Kity, ABC, FiVe and others. Some of the effects were pretty cool, too. I do NOT know... how much of this would not have been in the cheaper edition (the cut edition), but I really enjoyed the uncut edition. Among the parts that were most likely cut out of the cheaper edition, (Im not sure what was, but as a guess) there was a part before the begining of the show where Koichi is talking to the audience, and quite a lot of extra songs at the end of the show that were probably cut. There was also a portion that was like "the making of Shock", including footage of what poor Koichi had to survive in order to do this show. (Makes you really feel sorry for him... ~.~) All in all, I loved this show. It is now my absolute favorite musical, and I just can't wait to watch it again (and again, and again...). |
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