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The film is produced by Toei Animation. One week later, the first trailer for the film was released publicly through Toei Animation featuring the all—new character designs and an enigmatic new villain. The Departure of the Fated Child " story written by Toriyama as canon. Broly, revealing the unknown villain to be the titular character Broly who first appeared in the film Dragon Ball Z: Broly — The Legendary Super Saiyan. Toriyama stated the character and his origin is reworked, but with his classic image in mind.

Controversies[ edit ] Fukasaku originally opposed the R15 rating given by the Eiga Rinri Kanri Iinkai Eirin because of Fukasaku's experiences as a teenager, the novel's use of year-olds, and the fact that many of the actors were around fifteen years of age. After he submitted an appeal and before Eiga Rinri Kanri Iinkai could rule on the appeal, members of the National Diet said that the film harmed teenagers; the Diet members also criticised the film industry ratings, which were a part of self-regulation by the Japanese film industry. Fukasaku dropped the appeal to appease the Japanese Diet in hopes they would not pursue increasing film regulation further. At one point, director Kinji Fukasaku gave a press statement directed at the age group of the film's characters, saying "you can sneak in, and I encourage you to do so. Toei representative Hideyuki Baba stated that the reason for "withholding distribution" in North America was "due to the picture's contents and theme. If you cut it enough to get an R rating there'd be nothing left. Unusually, the extra material includes scenes newly filmed after the release of the original.

I've seen many documentaries about Kung Fu but this one was very unique as it does not just exhibit some monks during their training but shows what happens when you start to "manufacture" martial artists. The filmmakers really understood the problem and knew how to present it in a non-cheesy manner. The cinematography was amazing. There were lots of great shots and images I will never forget.

The hero is raised among prostitutes and is arrested for a crime he did not commit. During his arrest, he saves a young black male from a police beating by attacking the white police officers. The soundtrack features contributions from Isaac Hayes , whose recording of the titular song won several awards, including an Academy Award.