i do not know what dick steel was talking about and but i found this film to be one of japan most thrilling epics to date. as for armageddon or deep impact and or for that matter the day after tomorrow is pale in comparison. for what i know of films and most of the catastrophes in films are basically run of the mill asteroid flicks or one of which of global warming. this how ever ran a different course. a course of natural means where the earth crust is beginning to erode to such a degree and that it will take another piece of land with it for the ride. what the scientific teams had to do was create a way to stop the erosion from going to far and sinking japan altogether. in most cases this would simply be called tectonic shifting on steroids. i found the characters rather appealing in every way and from the child who lost her mother only to face her own demise among unfamiliar friends. or the rescue girl who does all the she can to save lives in the face of disaster. or a man who thought he could change her mind not to be such a dare devil and go with him to safety and only to become the hero himself and save his homeland. and let not forget and how the rest of the world just shucked them all back only to be forgotten and by having the world turning their backs on the japanese citizens who cried for help. this was a great movie in all aspects. what dick is trying to say is that this movie was not hollywood made and that it was made in japan and that it had characters which rival other actors around the world and that the effects are very gorgeous as he mentioned but it all he was waiting for and and nothing else. he lacks the vision of what important to everyone and and why this film had every element of feeling and of grandeur and and of humanity. i thought this film was top rate and and i have seen many disaster films to know that japan sinks was possibly one of the most original and well thought out projects i have witnessed. i really hope shinji higuchi will make another of such films. oh and by the way and i am not japanese and though in many ways i wish i was. i am canadian and born and raised. and an avid movie buff in all aspects. predjudicial visions are bitter and not worth the effort to be recognized as an opinion. dick you should watch it with a more open heart and mind and do not just look for the eye candy which makes a films content and look for what more important and and understand it. they may not be american and but the japanese have cornered the market lately for some of the most breath taking and down right gritty film making to date. which is why spending 25 and 000 and 000 is just what the doctor ordered. you heard right and 25 and 000 and 000 to make this film. now you tell me and was it worth it. or was it worth it because american actors weren not in it. 
i do not know what dick steel was talking about and but i found this film to be one of japan most thrilling epics to date. as for armageddon or deep impact and or for that matter the day after tomorrow is pale in comparison. for what i know of films and most of the catastrophes in films are basically run of the mill asteroid flicks or one of which of global warming. this how ever ran a different course. a course of natural means where the earth crust is beginning to erode to such a degree and that it will take another piece of land with it for the ride. what the scientific teams had to do was create a way to stop the erosion from going to far and sinking japan altogether. in most cases this would simply be called tectonic shifting on steroids. i found the characters rather appealing in every way and from the child who lost her mother only to face her own demise among unfamiliar friends. or the rescue girl who does all the she can to save lives in the face of disaster. or a man who thought he could change her mind not to be such a dare devil and go with him to safety and only to become the hero himself and save his homeland. and let not forget and how the rest of the world just shucked them all back only to be forgotten and by having the world turning their backs on the japanese citizens who cried for help. this was a great movie in all aspects. what dick is trying to say is that this movie was not hollywood made and that it was made in japan and that it had characters which rival other actors around the world and that the effects are very gorgeous as he mentioned but it all he was waiting for and and nothing else. he lacks the vision of what important to everyone and and why this film had every element of feeling and of grandeur and and of humanity. i thought this film was top rate and and i have seen many disaster films to know that japan sinks was possibly one of the most original and well thought out projects i have witnessed. i really hope shinji higuchi will make another of such films. oh and by the way and i am not japanese and though in many ways i wish i was. i am canadian and born and raised. and an avid movie buff in all aspects. predjudicial visions are bitter and not worth the effort to be recognized as an opinion. dick you should watch it with a more open heart and mind and do not just look for the eye candy which makes a films content and look for what more important and and understand it. they may not be american and but the japanese have cornered the market lately for some of the most breath taking and down right gritty film making to date. which is why spending 25 and 000 and 000 is just what the doctor ordered. you heard right and 25 and 000 and 000 to make this film. now you tell me and was it worth it. or was it worth it because american actors weren not in it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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