So, for the record, if you have any interest in Japanese film and wish to broaden your horizons, absolutely get this book. And I suggest you get it in print, as it's full of full color production stills which may or may not come with the e-book version.
I understand a third installment is in the works (my friend Dr. Stan Glick will be contributing), so if you find you enjoy the books in this series, there's something to look forward to. Always nice to have something to look forward to.
So run, don't walk, etc.
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I loved the first volume, so will definitely be hunting this one down.
Thanks for the kind words and link, Patrick. I've been meaning to review the first two DoWC:J books but just haven't gotten around to them yet. Agree with you that both are well worth having and should be bought as print editions, unless one can confirm that the photos are reproduced correctly in e-book form. I'm looking forward to your NY visit later this summer. Hopefully the city won't be having another heat wave like we've just had. Though it added another reason, as if any was needed, to see enjoy a NY Asian Film Festival screening (or two, or three, or more) in air conditioned comfort.
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