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Getting Any?

Original title: Minna - yatteru ka!
  • 1994
  • 1h 48m
IMDb RATING
6.1/10
3.4K
YOUR RATING
Getting Any? (1994)
SatireSlapstickComedy

Obsessed with the idea of owning his first car so he can have sex in it, a young man takes any job he can find and ends up in an escalating series of crazy situations.Obsessed with the idea of owning his first car so he can have sex in it, a young man takes any job he can find and ends up in an escalating series of crazy situations.Obsessed with the idea of owning his first car so he can have sex in it, a young man takes any job he can find and ends up in an escalating series of crazy situations.

  • Director
    • Takeshi Kitano
  • Writer
    • Takeshi Kitano
  • Stars
    • Duncan
    • Tokie Hidari
    • Akiji Kobayashi
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.1/10
    3.4K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Takeshi Kitano
    • Writer
      • Takeshi Kitano
    • Stars
      • Duncan
      • Tokie Hidari
      • Akiji Kobayashi
    • 21User reviews
    • 20Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Duncan
    • Asao
    • (as Dannkann)
    Tokie Hidari
    • Asao's Mother
    Akiji Kobayashi
    Akiji Kobayashi
    • Chief of World Defence Force
    Shinsuke Yamane
    • Swordsman
    Tetsuya Yûki
    • Akaiwa
    Takechiyo Maeda
    • Opposing Executive
    Takaya Shimoyama
    • Opposing Executive
    Eiji Minakata
    • Opposing Boss
    Ren Ôsugi
    Ren Ôsugi
    • Assassin Teacher
    Kôichi Ueda
    • Director of Zatoichi
    Hakuryû
    Hakuryû
    • Judge
    Akio Miyabe
    • Big Boss
    Hideo Higashikokubaru
    • Doctor Testing Drugs
    • (as Sonomanma Higashi)
    Taka Guadalcanal
    • Pilot
    Yoneko Matsukane
    Yoneko Matsukane
    • Businessman's Wife
    Moeko Ezawa
    • Goddess of the Foundry
    Makoto Ashikawa
    • Invisible Man Promotion Society Assistant
    Susumu Terajima
    Susumu Terajima
    • Bloody Yakuza
    • Director
      • Takeshi Kitano
    • Writer
      • Takeshi Kitano
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    7elclown

    the unknown Kitano is unleashed!!!!

    Takeshi Kitano is worldwide known because of his violent movies such as Brother, Hana-bi, Violent Cop, etc. However in Japan is the other way around, he is mostly known by his comedy tv shows or duo-comedy shows (the two beats), where he got the name "Beat".

    Minna Yatteruka! could be Kitano's masterpiece in comedy, but still very difficult to import. At least, Image has released in Hong Kong and USA the DVD of Minna Yatteruka (getting any?) with English subtitles, and we've been able to see the unknown Kitano in a hilarious movie.

    First of all, I have to say that I've seen all Kitano movies, even Dolls, and this movie has nothing to do with them, it's a completely different story, has more to do with tv shows he directed like Takeshi's Castle.

    So, the movie is just astonishing, it comes from the most stupid situation and developes through gag to gag. One hour and a half of cinema parody fullfiled with Japanese Manga stupidity. The rhythm of the movie is slow, very slow at some points for a comedy, but it's still a good movie. I found parodies from his other yakuza movies, Ultraman, even the gohstbusters! and I'm sure I missed a lot.

    Overall Review: A very funny movie, a fresh product, but might be too weird for the general audience. So, if you are interested in the Japanese culture, in Kitano, or if you are openminded for new experiences in comedy, check for it, unless , discard it and look for American Pie.
    10niz

    Japanese hilarity

    This is a truly funny film that crosses all boundaries... despite not having English subtitles I was totally gripped by the insanity of the images on display, and Takeshi Kitano's brilliant deadpan performance. It's incredible how such a simplistic tale of a man stumbling from one bizarre situation to another, with little or no rhyme or reason, can be so laugh-out-loud funny.
    8dbborroughs

    Tasteless But Hysterical Destruction of Japanese Pop Culture

    First off two questions:

    1.How well do you know Japanese pop culture? Have you seen Japanese yakuza films? Godzilla? Do you know Zatoichi and Lone Wolf and Cub? How about Ultraman? Have you watched things like Extreme Elimination on Spike (which is a Beat Takeshi TV show)? Do you know about their attitudes towards sex?

    2.Are you bothered by base humor that goes for the lowest common denominator? Get you get past woman being nothing more than objects to take their clothes off? Do you laugh at poop jokes or for that matter just really dumb jokes?

    If you know a bit about Japanese culture and can laugh at stupid jokes then this is for you.

    Starting as one man's quest to get a car so he can have sex in it, this film morphs into a destruction of dozens of Japanese icons. It proves that Western eyes aren't the only ones who find much of Japanese culture silly.

    If you have a passing awareness of what they are sending up and tearing down this is absolutely hysterical. Granted you won't get everything, but you'll probably smile from start to finish with frequent bursts of laughter.

    One of the chief reasons this works is that there is intelligence behind the humor. Yes, the hero is a pig, and his attitudes towards women are terrible, but thats the point and much of the pain that he ends up getting he deserves for being the way he is. The jokes about the icons is often dead on, for example the film dismantles Lone Wolf and Cub in a minute and a half so perfectly I doubt that I'll be able to watch the movies with a straight face ever again.

    If you know Japanese culture and love to laugh see this movie. You may not love it all, but you will laugh.

    A word of warning- this movie would be rated R if released in the US. Not just for the sex and nudity, but for the scatological humor which cross over into the graphic.

    For Japanophiles with a low brow sense of humor 8 out of 10. For everyone else 4 out of 10.
    9Ka Ru Fei

    Silly, stupid, but really really funny

    One of the stupidest, most bizarre, and straight up perverted movies I've seen in a long time, but it was friggin' funny as hell. If you can handle 'stupid funny' then this movie is definitely enjoyable. Loosely organized around the fact that this perverted guy wants to score badly.... so he goes off and tries many different means to accomplish this task. The end degenerates into a big of a Godzilla parody, but still funny. be sure to stick around for the end of the credits too.
    10jackRabbit2

    MAN, I died laughing

    I don't ever recall writing a user comment for a film before, but considering some other comments here say it is garbage, I thought I would defend it. While this film CAN be considered garbage because it is so stupid and has some of the weirdest parts, you really have to watch this for what it is worth. This film is the single most funny movie I have ever seen in my life. If you can get over the fact at how slap stick and how unlikely it is, this is comic genius. There are so many references in this film also, to thinks like power rangers, road runner and coyote etc. It really is truly funny. This movie is so crazy you'll be on the floor dying of laughter, the comic timing is impeccable, the situations are insane and the outcomes are even more insane. This is the zaniest movie ever made. No it won't change your life, it wont enlighten you, but you WILL laugh.

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    Related interests

    Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
    Satire
    Leslie Nielsen in The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988)
    Slapstick
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    • Trivia
      During Asao's brief acting career he plays the part of the blind samurai Zatôichi. Takeshi Kitano later went on to direct and star in a remake of Zatoichi on the Road (1963).
    • Quotes

      Man In Car: Tell me, miss - do you know about... car sex?

    • Crazy credits
      After the end credits, Asao appears again as a giant mutant grasshopper. He bounds across Tokyo, only to impale himself on the Tokyo Tower. After twitching a couple of times, the final copyright notice appears.
    • Alternate versions
      The region 1 [USA/Canada] DVD version is the original director's cut edition with no omitted scenes.
    • Connections
      Referenced in Unique Congratulation (2014)

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    • Release date
      • February 11, 1995 (Japan)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Language
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • 性愛狂想曲
    • Production company
      • Office Kitano
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 48m(108 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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