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Girl Boss Blues: Queen Bee's Counterattack

In the 1970s, the Japanese youth emancipation likewise found it'due south fashion into the yakuza (crime) societies. A Girl Boss may accept a choice between bikes, and between boyfriends. Just she has to defend her choices the hard way, every bit her triumph and power over the girls' gang is questioned by her female rivals, and the all powerful Yakuza Boss. She inspires loyalty to her girls, and to men to the extent of many of them literally giving their lives for her - in a world of knife and gun fighting, cycle and machine chasing, and violent expiry.

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Queen Bee Strikes Again, El contraataque de la abeja reina

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Reiko Ike leads a daughter gang caught between an aspiring Yakuza group, the real thing and a bunch of young bikers. Add to this heady concoction her Sukeban predecessor, who returns from juvenile internment, putting in jeopardy her Queen Bee condition.

If you're willing to gloss over the picture's dubious sexual politics and surface-level characterisations and situations, this offset in the Girl Boss serial offers plenty of exploitational goodies: bitch-slaps galore, en-masse sexual intercourse on speeding motorcycles, drug trafficking, muck-raking journalism, a semi-poignant male parent-daughter subplot and even a song or two.
Cheap and trashy is what you desire and look from one of these movies, merely this one has far besides much plot for its 86 minutes. It's got a lot of fun things in information technology, like a meg slap fights and the new alternative to motorcar sex (NSFW), but a more streamlined script would accept helped. But it is the slappiest moving picture I've e'er seen, and the ending is far grimmer than I expected, so I wasn't disappointed in the least.
isso e parte de uma serie de filmes gente eu fiz tudo errado
Surprisingly plot-heavy stuff that ticks all the requisite boxes and pulls everything together nicely (if not a fiddling ludicrously) for the finale. Reiko Ike is a cool and charismatic 'Daughter Boss', fighting on all sides in a male-dominated globe. Slap fights, wheel sex (amusingly inventive), motorcar chases, reformed hitmen, tragic histories, baffling motivations. More, please.
Despite somewhen going on to become the most popular of all the female delinquent franchises, Girl Boss Blues, the offset in the Sukeban franchise is essentially a poor human being'due south Stray Cat Rock. That'due south not to say that it's a bad film, but there'due south a real identity crisis that is only exacerbated if you've seen any of the later entries.

Like most of the Devious Cat Rock and Delinquent Girl Boss films, Girl Boss Blues follows a female gang who try to scratch out a meager living whilst under the pollex of a much more serious and viscous yakuza group. Everything and so kicks off equally a war commences between the yakuza and a biker group whom the girls are affiliated with.…
Love these rough and rowdy girl boss films, but none of the men know how to have sexual practice which is a shame cuz all the girls are mega watt babes.

Lots of great centre brows though. Honey a samurai stare.

I wanted the daughter fun time of Act I to continue, wouldn't mind the hang out vibes, but that's not what the plot wanted. To quote Flight of the Concords, « not enough ladies, too many mans. » I hope the other 4 films are more than titillating, no pun intended.

Motorcycle fuxk seems then fun though, damn.
I thought this was going to exist the typical Sukeban movie but then they threw in the bike scene well-nigh half-way through.
Good girls joining gangs, running cons, selling their bodies, falling in love, getting double-crossed, getting revenge, kicking fucking ass. This plotline cannot be improved upon.

In my perfect alternate universe, American-fabricated pinky violence films would the ascendant genre like comic volume movies are here.
Known under a couple of names, I watched this equally "Queen Bee Strikes Again", which is a chip of a strange title for the outset pic in a series. It'due south a combination of a Pinku violence moving picture meeting something similar a Girl Gang Yakuza film, a bit similar the Stray Cat Rock series, with enough of depression level organised crime and turf wars.

It does suffer from having a lot as well much plot for it'due south own expert, with huge amounts of narrative and characters crammed into a sub-90 minute run time. It does feel a little complex to follow, which a moving picture like this really does not need to be, every bit nosotros have various rival gangs, double crossings and betrayals.…
Fuck what the terminal guy said. This movie is a diamond. It feels much like grounded than afterwards films in the serial aside from i or two over the top parts. The ending is perfect. In my stance this is the very first bodily pinky violence film. It works both as a film and a genre picture show.
Way too many plot threads for its duration. In the movie's defence, most of these ideas are cool and they pull them off well, but its overstuffed nature means Queen Bee's Counterattack feels much longer than the 86 minutes its runtime suggests. It's a fun movie but it's messy.

Now, in that location's six more of these?
I could leave the pinky out of these pinky violence films and be very happy, simply my my that motorcycle "endurance" race scene was something.