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The World Sinks Except Japan: DVD review

22 November 2008 2:08 AM, PST | 24framespersecond.net | See recent 24FramesPerSecond news »

The World Sinks Except Japan (Nihon Igai Zenbu Chinbotsu ) (2006) Director - Minoru Kawasaki Reviewed by: Darren Cenerini. The last movie contained in the Minoru Kawasaki collection is a disaster movie of epic proportions. Or so we're told. The World Sinks is about exactly what it sounds like. Due to tectonic plate activity under the Earth's crust, the continents all over the world begin to sink back into the ocean, forcing the inhabitants to flee to one of the other areas that are still above water. It begins with the USA, forcing the President to flee to the naval bases of Japan. China sinks next, and then the rest of the world in no particular order until the entire world's population is living in Japan. At first the government there is accepting, trying to help out their fellow man. As the film plays out though, we see that Japan begins to exhibit totalitarian rule, »

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The World Sinks Except Japan (Nihon Igai Zenbu Chinbotsu ) (2006) Director - Minoru Kawasaki Reviewed by: Darren Cenerini. The last movie contained in the Minoru Kawasaki collection is a disaster movie of epic proportions. Or so we're told. The World Sinks is about exactly what it sounds like. Due to tectonic plate activity under the Earth's crust, the continents all over the world begin to sink back into the ocean, forcing the inhabitants to flee to one of the other areas that are still above water. It begins with the USA, forcing the President to flee to the naval bases of Japan. China sinks next, and then the rest of the world in no particular order until the entire world's population is living in Japan. At first the government there is accepting, trying to help out their fellow man. As the film plays out though, we see that Japan begins to exhibit totalitarian rule, »

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