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Daibosatsu Toge Dai Ippen Kogen Itto Yyu No Maki vs Banba No Chutaro Mabuta No Haha — Compare Cult Films | Dbcult

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Daibosatsu Tôge: Dai-ippen - Kôgen ittô-yyû no maki

1935 · Hiroshi Inagaki

Banba no Chûtarô: Mabuta no haha

1931 · Hiroshi Inagaki

1935

Year

1931

Japan

Country

Japan

6.4

IMDb

6.4

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Cult Score

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Genres

Drama, Action

Hiroshi Inagaki

Director

Hiroshi Inagaki

Shintarō Mimura, Kaizan Nakazato, Hiroshi Inagaki

Writers

Hiroshi Inagaki, Shin Hasegawa

Kunitarō Sawamura, Ranko Hanai, Ichirō Samonji, Reizaburō Yamamoto

Main Cast

Michisaburō Segawa, Seinosuke Hayashi, Fumiko Tsuyuno, Misako Tokiwa

Daibosatsu Tôge: Dai-ippen - Kôgen ittô-yyû no maki Synopsis

Banba no Chûtarô: Mabuta no haha Synopsis

Verdict & Recommendation

"Daibosatsu Tôge: Dai-ippen - Kôgen ittô-yyû no maki" holds a slight edge in general audience appreciation, but "Banba no Chûtarô: Mabuta no haha" offers its own unique cult appeal.

Film vs Film

Compare Films

Select two cult films to compare side by side.

Daibosatsu Tôge: Dai-ippen - Kôgen ittô-yyû no maki

1935 · Hiroshi Inagaki

Banba no Chûtarô: Mabuta no haha

1931 · Hiroshi Inagaki

1935

Year

1931

Japan

Country

Japan

6.4

IMDb

6.4

—

Cult Score

—

Genres

Drama, Action

Hiroshi Inagaki

Director

Hiroshi Inagaki

Shintarō Mimura, Kaizan Nakazato, Hiroshi Inagaki

Writers

Hiroshi Inagaki, Shin Hasegawa

Kunitarō Sawamura, Ranko Hanai, Ichirō Samonji, Reizaburō Yamamoto

Main Cast

Michisaburō Segawa, Seinosuke Hayashi, Fumiko Tsuyuno, Misako Tokiwa

Daibosatsu Tôge: Dai-ippen - Kôgen ittô-yyû no maki Synopsis

Banba no Chûtarô: Mabuta no haha Synopsis

Verdict & Recommendation

"Daibosatsu Tôge: Dai-ippen - Kôgen ittô-yyû no maki" holds a slight edge in general audience appreciation, but "Banba no Chûtarô: Mabuta no haha" offers its own unique cult appeal.