Man I still can't get into Japanese movies, so damn melodramatic. Like damn it people these are not theater plays! post production would be great. I have a few favorite Japanese movies and the one thing I almost immediately notice is blown out lights. My girlfriend complains about the framerate but I don't see the problem. Edit: To be cleat RK doesn't really suffer from the issues I usually associate with Japanese film (well they do over act everything, but for the most part cinematography wise it's much better than vast majority of films that come out Japan). I feel that Japan has been slightly regressive in their cinematography when comparing them to the 80s and 90s. While Korea on the other hand is just flat out amazing in this regard. They started increasing their fim budgets, abandoning the cheap simplistic recording, introduced proper post production, musical scores the complete package. The difference in Korea and Japan's approach to movies is pretty stark, not to say Japan is devoid of good movies, I have quite a few movies from Japan that are my favorites of all time, but in terms of foreign cinema I don't particularly look for anything from Japan unless someone gushes about it (Shinobi while being good suffers from the issues I complain about...and man is the CG hella cheesy). In many ways parts of RK remind me of Korean cinema (the office scene in the beginning)