When Natsuno Anzu hears a hauntingly beautiful song come from the lips of a girl who just moments later commits suicide on her schools premises, she begins to look deeper into her school and the song. Meanwhile, Takashi, an editor at a B-grade subculture magazine, hears a rumor about a song that will cause its listeners to die. In half disbelief, he looks into the truth. But when Takashi runs across Anzu in his persuit, the two step closer towards the shocking truth. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 伝染歌
- Also Known As: Densen Uta , Infectious Song , Suicide Song
- Screenwriter: Habara Daisuke
- Screenwriter & Director: Harada Masato
- Genres: Horror
Cast & Credits
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![Matsuda Ryuhei in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)]( "Matsuda Ryuhei in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)")
Matsuda Ryuhei Main Role -
![Iseya Yusuke in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)]( "Iseya Yusuke in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)")
Iseya YusukeTaichiMain Role -
![Oshima Yuko in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)]( "Oshima Yuko in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)")
Oshima Yuko Main Role -
![Kasai Tomomi in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)]( "Kasai Tomomi in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)")
Kasai TomomiAsuka KumoiSupport Role -
![Miyazawa Sae in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)]( "Miyazawa Sae in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)")
Miyazawa SaeSichanSupport Role -
![Takahashi Minami in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)]( "Takahashi Minami in The Suicide Song Japanese Movie (2007)")
Takahashi MinamiAi-chanSupport Role
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Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
I have slightly complex feelings on this movie, so bear with me. Skip to 'Overall' if you want to know whether this movie is for you or not.Story- It was a good idea for a story, quite interesting. The story is actually the reason I decided to watch the movie- not because I'm a big AKB48 fan or anything. Honestly, the plot is interesting, complex, and it definitely captures your attention start to finish.
Cast- I actually am not familiar with any of the actors in this movie, so I'm not biased in the least. I have to say, most of the roles were EXTREMELY well cast. The roles that weren't, did what they had to do anyway. Particularly two of the main males- Taichi mainly, and Riku. They pulled off the attitudes their character needed with skill. The females are nothing special- they do what they have to.
Music- Although the title in itself should imply it has good music, it isn't outstanding. Honestly, I didn't really notice music in this movie. There was the 'Suicide Song', mainly. The song itself is a haunting little tune when you first hear it, but as the movie goes on you learn to see it in a slightly different light. It isn't a piece of amazing music artistry, but it definitely fits the theme of the movie. One of the characters had a classical music ringtone? In all honesty, that's the only other thing I can tell you about the music of this movie.
Rewatch Value- There were a couple extremely cool parts editing wise in this movie, that I feel would not have the same cool effect if this movie was seen a second time. The ending of the movie as well. No spoilers but it was unexpected for sure. I would watch it again if I were trying to get somebody else to watch it, but I can't see going out of my way to see it again.
Overall- It was an interesting movie, for sure worth watching. The story is paced well throughout, with just the right amount of twists thrown in there. It is NOT a scary movie, as I originally thought it was going to be, and there is only a slight romance that is hinted at. For me, it gets a 7, 'Good', because while it isn't the most amazing OMGSOGREATOUTSTANDINGWOW movie I've ever seen, I'm glad I watched it.
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