I Am a Hero 2016 123movies

Watch: アイアムアヒーロー 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – One day, after returning from work late in the evening, Hideo witnesses a traffic accident in which a car crashes into a nearby pedestrian, killing the victim instantly. However, despite severe injuries including a broken neck, the victim’s body stands up and walks away. Hideo questions whether this is another one of his hallucinations, but strange events begin happening around him..
Plot: Hideo Suzuki is a 35-year-old mangaka assistant, whose life seem to be stuck around his exhausting but low-paying job, unfulfilled dreams, strange hallucinations and unsatisfying relationships. He sees himself as a supporting character in his own life, has low self-esteem, resulting in frustration. One day, the world as Hideo knows it is shattered by the presence of a disease that turns people into homicidal maniacs, whose first instinct is to attack and devour the nearest human.
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Ratings:

	6.8/10 Votes: 7,041
	91% | RottenTomatoes
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	N/A Votes: 303 Popularity: 21.927 | TMDB

Reviews:

An odd outbreak in Japan…
“I am a Hero” was a movie that just came out of nowhere and would have slipped past me unnoticed, if I hadn’t happened to come across it by some sheer cosmic luck. And what is more impressive is that the fact that this is a zombie movie, and still it almost managed to elude me, especially since I am huge fan of everything zombiesque.

This 2015 movie actually turns out to be one of the more entertaining and solid of Japanese zombie movies. Japan has a tendency of combining the zombie genre with too much comedy, which often makes for a somewhat questionable result. Or they tend to have very poor special effects, which usually makes it painful to watch on the screen. “I am a Hero”, however, didn’t fall into these traps, and that was a refreshing change of pace.

The movie starts out in an adequate pace, but it quickly escalates into a much more fast paced movie and storyline, which did suit the movie quite well.

As a zombie movie, it is quite important that the special effects are good and believable, and luckily “I am a Hero” had just that. The movie combines the traditional shambling decaying walking animated corpses with something new. But it was a nice approach and a nice angle to the genre, and as such it was a refreshing change of pace for the zombie genre. Lots of great special effects and zombie make-up.

There is a good amount of action throughout the course of the movie, spiced up with some drama and just a pinch of comedy, which made for a rather enjoyable cocktail.

A zombie movie must have blood and guts. There is also a good amount of blood and gore in “I am a Hero”, which is definitely a crucial thing for a zombie movie to have.

“I am Hero” also have some really intense scenes where the audience get their adrenaline pumping. Such scenes are, for example, the scene with the zombie in the taxi, and also the scene exiting the mall.

All in all, then “I am a Hero” is a rather entertaining and enjoyable movie. It is a fast paced story that mixed elements from different genres quite well. And “I am a Hero” puts Japan solidly on the world map of zombie movies. And if you enjoy zombie movies, then you should definitely take the time to check out “I am a Hero”, and if you enjoy Asian cinema, well then you get a double up on goodies here.

Wow – The Japanese have done it again!!
Personally, I’m tired of zombie-films/series now, too many bad ones has been made, it’s time for something really different. Then the Japanese do what they have done so many times before: taking a genre and tweaking it, perfecting it, making it exciting again. This movie is a real gem, but I doubt one many westerners have heard of as yet. Made by popular Japanese director Shinsuke Sato, a Director of many popular Japanese films in his country to these Days, this film shares a lot of elements with 28 days later, and this is the best zombie film since. The main character is Hideo, a 30-something Manga artist out of luck, his girlfriend/wife is fed up with his lack of success. Then reports of a new virus spreads around Tokyo, making people act, at first too late, then erratically, all the time trying to calm the public and so on. And from there this great movie takes off like the opening of Pandoras Box. It’s a high budget production, with great action scenes and special effects, the most scary and diverse zombies ever to hit the screen, but also with more personality than other zombies (the high-jump athlete zombie is a masterpiece only a Japanese horror mind could have come up with!). If you’re one of those thinking:”Dude, I’ve seen like THE worst AND the best zombie death scenes there is, so, don’t bother me”….You should see this one. It’s a story containing both humour, warmth and great character development, not just the random slasher. It has got some very fresh plot twists and some really nasty moments. It’s blended with some real tranquil sequences, and then all hell brake loose again. Made in great environments, it has a genuine Japanese cultural feel to it and excellent camera-work, making it far more interesting to watch than any other western zombie/horror film nowadays. The soundtrack is great too. If you are a horror movie fan, a zombie aficionado, or just like action movies, here you’ve got something far more exciting to spend time watching than another episode of the (sleep) Walking Dead, and most other horror movies right now.

So, thank you Shinsuke Sato for renewing this genre and constantly showing the rest of the World what great filmmakers you Japanese are. Don’t miss it, it’s a no brainier!

Leon Smoothy

Other Information:

Original Language ja
Runtime 2 hr 6 min (126 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-MA
Genre Action, Comedy, Horror
Director Shinsuke Sato
Writer Kengo Hanazawa, Akiko Nogi
Actors Yô Ôizumi, Kasumi Arimura, Masami Nagasawa
Country Japan
Awards 8 wins & 2 nominations
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Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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