
I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind
May 02, 2002 · 1h
Director
Yukio KitazawaOverview
Years have passed since the first film. Goro never got over the death of his partner and continues to drown his misery in alcohol. His latest work as a private detective involves spying on a man suspected of adultery by his wife. She happens to be right, but he's cheating on her with a male university student and not another woman. When that student turns up dead shortly after Goro delivers his results, he is initially indifferent. But then he's absudcted and beaten to within an inch of his life by people who clearly want to ensure his silence, and that changes things. Turns out, his past once again comes back to haunt him.
Cast of I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind
Crew of I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind
About I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind
What is I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind about?
Years have passed since the first film. Goro never got over the death of his partner and continues to drown his misery in alcohol. His latest work as a private detective involves spying on a man suspected of adultery by his wife. She happens to be right, but he's cheating on her with a male university student and not another woman. When that student turns up dead shortly after Goro delivers his…
When was I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind released?
I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind was released on May 2, 2002.
How long is I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind?
I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind runs 1 hour (60 minutes).
Who directed I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind?
I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind was directed by Yukio Kitazawa.
Who is in the cast of I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind?
The cast of I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind includes Yohta Kawase (Gorô Matsuzawa), Seiji Nakamitsu (Tommy), Shinichi Tokuhara (Saburô Ômachi), Atsushi Tobita (Mamoru Misaki) and Nobe Ida (Shinji Koiwa).





