Even if you don’t know who/what GTO is, drop a line and I (or someone else) will explain who this crazy dude is.
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For me, GTO was my inspiration to become a teacher. Currently, I’m well on my way on becoming an elementary teacher. I really hope that I get the opportunity to suplex a corrupt principle, do some late-night roof diving, or get my biker gang to rough up unruly students (or abusive parents) and manage not to get fired.
If not, I can still fantasize about it. 😛
I was going through Hastings a few months ago and found the actual DVD of GTO: The Movie. It would have been a personal sin not to buy it, so I did, even though I’ve seen it as well. Not to my surprise, the dubbing was awful. But hey, Takashi Sorimachi played one helluva good Onizuka, so that’s all that matters.
Anyhow, he then gets another call, tries to ignore it, and eventually answers without looking on the caller ID. Assuming it’s the same student, he says something like "I told you I’m busy! …Huh? …Hokkaido?"
The guitar riff of "Poison" plays as the screen fades and the subtitles read "see you next time" or something.
The movie was damn good. It combined a lot of the aspects that made the anime and manga so good (such as suplexing someone or teaching life lessons though the most abstract of methods).
I recommend it for any GTO fan. I’m pretty sure I leached my copy from isohunt before stumbling upon it two years later.
i got the first dvd from a pawn shop last year along with some other random titles i thought i’d check out. this was defiantely hilarious. heck i didn’t even know they had a drama. reminds me of gokusen.
evn though im not a guy!
onizuka is hiliarioius, dont like the ending though, y cnat he stay where he is