BR_2.mov

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Tokyo, a dirty orange-red late afternoon. Suddenly Shinjuku's skyscrapers all tremble and collapser. Japan has fallen victim to terrorism, and the perpetrators are WIld 7, a Japanese group lead by Shuya Nanahara, survivor of the Battle Royale program from the first movie. When Wild 7 subsequently claims credit for the bombing and declares a war against the government of Japan, the government responds the way it knows best: it launches a new Battle Royale program whereby a lucky class of junior high school graduates are sent on a do-or-die mission to kill Shuya Nanahara and Wild 7. The moment the junior high school students are herded into a giant cage and their teacher Riki Takeuchi strolls to the front of the room, it is clear that BR2 is going to be different from Battle Royale. Addressing his hysterical students, Takeuchi explains that the white line bisecting the room divides those on the 'winning team' from those on the 'losing team'; those on one side will fight for the government to exterminate the terrorists, and those on the other side will be killed. One by one, as Takeuchi does a roll call, the students all cross over to the 'winning' side, picking up their kit in agreement to the terms of the game. All students except one, that is -- a single boy, Shintaro Makimura, refuses to recognize the authority of the game. Shot in the leg, Takeuchi asks him to reconsider, but he is obstinate and is executed in front of the other students, still clutching the rugby ball from the class's last game, signed wth friendship messages from all members of the class. Another difference with BR2 is that a buddy system is in place whereby if one contestant dies, the collar of the other contestant of the same number will detonate. Thus, the death of the Shintaro brings with it the death of a female student who cries out for her mother before having her neck blown open. With all the students agreeing to side with the 'winning team', the operation to eliminate Wild 7 commences with an early morning landing on its island stronghold. Tokyo, a dirty orange-red late afternoon. Suddenly Shinjuku's skyscrapers all tremble and collapser. Japan has fallen victim to terrorism, and the perpetrators are WIld 7, a Japanese group lead by Shuya Nanahara, survivor of the Battle Royale program from the first movie. When Wild 7 subsequently claims credit for the bombing and declares a war against the government of Japan, the government responds the way it knows best: it launches a new Battle Royale program whereby a lucky class of junior high school graduates are sent on a do-or-die mission to kill Shuya Nanahara and Wild 7. The moment the junior high school students are herded into a giant cage and their teacher Riki Takeuchi strolls to the front of the room, it is clear that BR2 is going to be different from Battle Royale. Addressing his hysterical students, Takeuchi explains that the white line bisecting the room divides those on the 'winning team' from those on the 'losing team'; those on one side will fight for the government to exterminate the terrorists, and those on the other side will be killed. One by one, as Takeuchi does a roll call, the students all cross over to the 'winning' side, picking up their kit in agreement to the terms of the game. All students except one, that is -- a single boy, Shintaro Makimura, refuses to recognize the authority of the game. Shot in the leg, Takeuchi asks him to reconsider, but he is obstinate and is executed in front of the other students, still clutching the rugby ball from the class's last game, signed wth friendship messages from all members of the class. Another difference with BR2 is that a buddy system is in place whereby if one contestant dies, the collar of the other contestant of the same number will detonate. Thus, the death of the Shintaro brings with it the death of a female student who cries out for her mother before having her neck blown open. With all the students agreeing to side with the 'winning team', the operation to eliminate Wild 7 commences with an early morning landing on its island stronghold.«

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