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Best movie of this year hands down!

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

As other reviewers have mentioned, it's difficult to know what to make of this film - and I suffered from the same problem! Go Go Second Time Virgin is as surreal and strange as its title suggests it is. The basis behind the plot is relatively simple, but I have no idea what the film is trying to say and that's what enforces the weirdness of the film. Go Go Second Tim Virgin starts with a rape sequence and from there we focus on two teenagers; one of which being the girl that was raped. The pair of them are depressed, and the girl insists that she wants to die and asks the boy to do it, but he refuses, preferring a different solution to the problem. The film is stylishly shot; most of it is in black and white although certain sequences are portrayed in colour. The bleak atmosphere is the main point of the film; this film is extremely bleak throughout and not a great deal of fun, which might not please anyone going into this film expecting something more fun, considering the film's 'pinku' origins. There's not a great deal of sleaze in the film - the rape scenes are not overly graphic and there's not a great deal of gore either. I won't name this film as a favourite or anything like that, but it's an interesting little flick that is definitely worth seeing, and therefore comes recommended.

Koji Wakamatsu's GO, GO SECOND TIME VIRGIN is a dark tale of rape, revenge, teen-angst, depression, and feelings of solitude. This is a strong film showing the inner-turmoil of two teenagers who've each had a rough life.Tsukio follows after a gang of guys who take a young girl to a rooftop to rape her. He stands by and watches, and stays on the roof until the girl wakes up the next morning. They start a sort of "friendship" based on their mutual depression and angst at the world. Poppo (the rapee) constantly asks Tsukio to kill her, and Tsukio constantly refuses. They eventually take revenge against the gang that raped her, and decide to take their own "destinies" into their own hands...Much like Wakamatsu's earlier film, THE EMBRYO HUNTS IN SECRET - G,GSTV is a pretty bleak film punctuated with poetic and strangely beautiful moments. There are a few rape scenes and a little bit of splatter for the sleaze-heads out there (of which I am proudly one...) but this is not an overtly sleazy film. This film is more of a tragic chronicalling of two desperate, lonely, and hopeless individuals. Though G,GSTV has some pinky-style elements, those hoping for either a fun pinky film, or a twisted violent-pink style film will be disappointed. Others that go into this one knowing that it's more "serious" than the typical pinky-type entries will probably enjoy it...7.5/10

This is one of the weirdest and most unique films I've ever seen. It's artsploitation, and like most artsploitation, its art is questionable. In the end, though, I judged that it was more art than exploitation. Others, and probably the majority, would probably feel the opposite. A shy young man follows a group of men who are dragging a woman up to his apartment building's roof. He watches quietly as they rape her. When she awakes in the morning, she asks him to kill her, for she's too unhappy to live. We discover that he himself is suicidal, and that he harbors a deep curiosity and fear around sex, which has lead him to murder before. It does cross the line several times, especially with a series of photos of Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate, among which is a picture of Tate's corpse, but there's a lot of interest to grab onto. If nothing else, the stark black and white cinematography is gorgeous, and director Wakamatsu's use of music is masterful. A trip some will definitely want to take, while others, and you probably know it already, should avoid. The director later went on to produce Oshima's In the Realm of the Senses, which, while certainly a good film, is far less daring and compelling as Go Go Second Time Virgin. 9/10.

***SPOILERS*** ***SPOILERS*** Black-and-white knuckle whitener that explores life at its darkest depths. Bespectacled, effete young man watches a young girl get gang raped on top of an apartment building. Not moving to help her, he waits for her to wake the next morning. The girl claims it's the second time she's been raped. A mysterious bond grows between them, and inviting her to his apartment, he reveals a little secret -- he's a psychotic mass murderer who's just murdered four people who forced him into an orgy!Seeing as they are both the victims of sexual abuse, the girl's attackers return to the roof of the apartment building. The young man kills them all before the couple make a lover's leap off the building.PHEW! The film's scorched earth despair hammers home a simple, yet powerful message: the abused go on to abuse others. This title pulls no punches and is recommended for people who like strong, horrific fare in the manner of "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer."