Yamada Mikako is his mother in law and Yamada Shintaro is his brother in law. They have two children a daughter born in 2014 and another child just born in 2017. On 14 March 2012, four years to the day they started dating, he married actress Yamada Yu. His father is Oguri Tetsuya who is a stage director. Oguri Shun is the third child born to his family, his older brother being Oguri Ryo, (if you google translate the Japanese Wikipedia it will say his name is Isao) who was a stage actor and an older sister.
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It's impossible to take away the cheesiness associated with manga-adaptation or high school violence, but it was an extremely well-directed action movie with a meaningful message.I first saw Oguri Shun as Oda Nobunaga in Nobunaga Concerto and I was surprised I actually liked the show. Although I haven't read the manga series, this prequel was very easy to follow. All the other cast did what they do best, and a very high level of acting overall. I'm still not convinced with Oguri Shun's acting or his role as a violent punk student, but he seemed to be less out of place as he was in "Hana Yori Dango" dorama series. I've never thought him as a wild type, but he was so cool as a villain and gave his character really big presence in this film. I recognized so many faces, many who established themselves in yakuza or delinquent roles, but the most pleasant surprise was Yamada Takayuki, who had his share of dark roles in the past, but never a violent one such as this, and possibly the first as a villain. Casting for this film is absolutely incredible.
I thought it was even more visually pleasing than Miike's "Ryuu ga Gotoku". Action was also very well-directed for an exciting 2 hours. Cinematography for this film was extremely well-done, from school to the streets, you can tell the production crew paid attention to the tiniest detail in every single scene. Oguri Shun's character developed very well, from a clueless kid to a leader backed by many trustworthy friends. Although it IS action packed, the main theme of this film is school politics and friendship. What I especially liked about this movie is that it was more than just random violence by bunch of kids trying to look badass. The story for this film is extremely well-designed, with excellent flow from beginning to the very end. Genji then seeks help and builds up his own army while defeating other minor 'bosses', and eventually a showdown with Serizawa in his journey to the top of Suzuran High. Genji challenges Serizawa to a duel, but of course, being a newcomer that he is, wasn't taken seriously at first. Genji soon finds the strongest guy in the school: Serizawa (Yamada Takayuki), who was also set to conquer all other classes.
Genji (Oguri Shun), a son of yakuza boss must achieve an unprecedented unification of notorious Suzuran High School (AKA: Crow's High School) in order to take over his father's position. The plot is quite typical of high school movies. Personally, I'm not a Miike Takashi fan, and I usually dislike these "Furyou" (deliquent high schooler) genre films, but it was surprisingly enjoyable film even for me.
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