TVMA 2014 •. Drama, Horror, Live-Action. •. dub, sub. • 0 Season. When Shun Takahata wishes for a cure to his boredom he doesn't expect the gods to answer. Or to have such a twisted sense of fun. 3405Download Nonton Streaming Download Drama As the Gods Will (2014) Subtitle Indonesia Genre: Comedy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller Kualitas: HD Tahun: 2014 Durasi: 117 Menit Dilihat: 3.405 views 85 voting, rata-rata 7,0 dari 10 Dramamu - As the Gods Will (2014) Az) "As the Gods Will (2014) feliratos" című videót "horvathzsolt77" nevű felhasználó töltötte fel a(z) "film/animáció" kategóriába. Eddig 6406 alkalommal nézték meg. A középiskolás diákok egy csoportja halálos játékot kénytelen játszani anélkül, hogy tudná, ki, miért vagy hogyan. YourRating: 0 /10. A 2nd-year high school student named Shun Takahata lives an ordinary teenage life until one day he's suddenly forced to participate in a series of children's games such as "Daruma-san ga Koronda" with death as the penalty for losing. With no knowledge of who's behind the games, he's left with no other choice but MovieInfo. Shun Takahata is an ordinary high school student leading a boring life until one day he and his classmates are forced to play a game of death. With no knowledge of who's behind the WEq8. Funimation Entertainment We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Pretty much everyone has either watched or heard about the new South Korean Netflix series "Squid Game." The show follows 456 people who all have extensive debt as they are put into a deadly competition that promises one winner extreme wealth, but only if they survive a series of children's games with a violent twist. "Squid Game" has both critics and audiences raving, with a 94% Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and plenty of deep dives and theories going around about the meaning behind the show's extensive story. But of course, with every successful project comes intense analysis and negative criticism, and "Squid Game" is no different. One thing many people pointed out was the similarity between the show and a Japanese film called "As The Gods Will," which was released in 2014. Both the show and film feature childhood games turned deadly, with the characters fighting one another for survival, although NME reports that director Hwang Dong-hyuk addressed the claims and stated that there aren't really any similarities beyond that, and the series was also in development way before "As The Gods Will" was. Even so, this connection between "Squid Game" and "As The Gods Will" has brought new attention to the underrated Japanese film, with many more people wanting to check out the movie. If you happen to be one of those people, here's where you can watch "As The Gods Will" right now. As The Gods Will is only available to purchase right now Funimation Entertainment Directed by Takashi Miike, "As The Gods Will" stars Sota Fukushi and Hirona Yamazaki as classmates and friends Shun Takahata and Ichika Akimoto, whose boring yet normal life is completely upended when their teacher's head explodes, kickstarting a deadly competition with no reason why. The film is based on the first story arc of the manga of the same name by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Akeji Fujimura. If you want to check out the movie, there are currently only a few places where you can find "As The Gods Will." The film is not available on any streaming services right now in the US, but you can purchase it digitally on Vudu, both in SD and HDX, with the first option going for $ while the higher quality version is $ Along with that, you have the option to watch it in its original Japanese or an English dubbed version. You can also purchase a physical copy of "As The Gods Will," for those who still have a DVD or Blu-ray player. The movie is available for purchase as a DVD, Blu-ray, and Digital HD set at both Funimation and Amazon, which both run for around $27. While this is how you can watch "As The Gods Will" right now, the rise in interest will likely lead the film to arrive on some streaming network in the near future, so keep an eye out. Cast & crewUser reviewsTriviaOriginal title Kamisama no iu tôri2014TV-MA1h 57mA group of high school students are forced to play a game of death without knowing who, why or group of high school students are forced to play a game of death without knowing who, why or group of high school students are forced to play a game of death without knowing who, why or production, box office & company infoVideos1More like an entertaining return to form for Miike, though on a scale it's only kinda WTF-crazy-pantsIt had been a few years since I had seen a new Takashi Miike movie before somehow stumbling upon the trailer for As the Gods Will, which had such delightful and self-consciously silly visuals like a floating head or a Doramus or whatever it's called making teenagers heads explode - the blood is actually red marbles though so it's alright - or a talking Polar bear crushing other teens into mulch for being caught as liars. Seeing this was a very good reminder about how much fun Miike can have when he has some characters that he likes - and others he knows he can kill in some creative and occasionally gruesome ways - but it's also about translating a Manga to screen in a way that is... I won't say more "kid" friendly, but certainly more accessible than the transgressive and really bonkers Ichi the Killer, also based on a Manga. But as with most things, with Miike there is a many of his films are bizarre WTF-fests that something like As the Gods Will gets kind of close to the top... ten perhaps, maybe not five, but that's saying just how insane he's taken the visuals and surrealism and fantasy in his past work - also see The Happiness of the Katakuris, Gozu or The Great Yokhai War for more examples, or any given Dead or Alive movie, mostly the first one - and how he could give less than a damn about good taste or morality, at least in the sense of offending imprudent tastes. With this, the parallels one might think to Battle Royale are apparent up front, with high schoolers being slaughtered left and right though in this case one by one by a giant floating talking head that will only stop if, according to him/it, someone presses the big red button on the opposite side of its face, but there's also here a much cheerier version of Saw, where there are many "games" to play, but it's not like these students have been picked out for being bad or need to be taught of fact, its not totally clear why there are these objects like a giant cat that will kill the students in the gym it's at because, uh, there are mice costumes that need to be put on! or the Polar Bear or other floating dolls that sing songs and make one guess who is singing and so on. I think this is perhaps due to being a *very* Japanese movie I haven't read the Manga, but also this movie is hard to track down in the US, it's only available as an import and even rarer to get to play on an American DVD player, and that there is not much at all explained in the way of why there are these... giant floating cubes ala the movie Arrival floating above major cities. Are there terrorist attacks? Nope, says a guy who looks like a Japanese Wario from the NES games; these are aliens... or are they? Why are they coming to Earth to make teenagers play these life/death games? What do these "Gods" want from us? But on the other hand, hey, who cares? Miike gets us invested enough in the small handful of characters that seem to be liking, Shun being the main character who has lived a "boring" life before and is now having to think on his wits every moment of these games, so that we are focused on their will-they-won't-theys as they face off against these bizarro elements. The characters, including the punk Amayo who seems like he's ego-maniacal from minute one, are types, but the writers and Miike know how to make them into human beings that we can get behind in all of his, and as bat**** everything gets, we have them as an anchor, at least of a sort. So while there certainly could be just a little, even a small scene, where things could be explained a friend I watched this with said more might come in a sequel, and good luck with all of that I say, and a small side character that is on the outside world, a shut-in, watching all of what's happening on TV could've had a little more going on with him, what the filmmaker does with these five acts and it's really five, not three is is tenacious, entertaining cinema that will certainly delight those who are more accustomed to the... idiosyncrasies of Japanese genre cinema bordering, or just, exploitation filmmaking, though Miike is a cut above, say, the guys who do like Tokyo Gore Police or the Machine Girl or schlock like that, he really cares about his shots and he has had for a long time a great sense of comic timing. There's even an element of, in short, if this were a Japanese anime/animated film, we probably might not think twice about 75% of what goes on here. That it's in live action makes it all the more purely Gonzo, and all the more of a fun time for it, albeit with a sad 13, 2017Contribute to this pageSuggest an edit or add missing contentBy what name was As the Gods Will 2014 officially released in Canada in French?AnswerEdit pageMore to exploreRecently viewedYou have no recently viewed pages

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