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Kinjite:
Forbidden Subjects is a 1989
American action thriller film
starring Charles Bronson and
directed by J. Lee Thompson. As Thompson's
final film...
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Kinjite (禁じ手 or 禁手,
literally forbidden hand) are
various fouls that a sumo
wrestler might commit that will
cause him to lose the bout. They are: Striking...
- year 1988, in the
television film Mutts. In 1989, she
acted in the film
Kinjite:
Forbidden Subjects which starred Charles Bronson. Her role was Rita Crowe...
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Laurie Kramer 1988 War
Party TV
correspondent Purple People Eater Mom 1989
Kinjite:
Forbidden Subjects Kathleen Crowe 1990
Fatal Charm Jane Sims
Video 1991...
- Year of the
Dragon with John Lone, In Love and War with
James Woods,
Kinjite with
Charles Bronson, and Bethune: The
Making of a Hero with
Donald Sutherland...
- Thompson:
Death Wish 4: The
Crackdown (1988),
Messenger of
Death (1989), and
Kinjite:
Forbidden Subjects (1989).
Bronson declined the role of
Curly Washburn...
- won even
without a kimarite, by the
virtue of
disqualification due to a
kinjite (foul), such as
striking with
closed fist. The
basic techniques (基本技, kihonwaza)...
- (winning techniques), some of
which come from judo.
Illegal moves are
called kinjite,
which include strangulation, hair-pulling,
bending fingers,
gripping the...
- powerful,
hidden super attack called a
Kinjite (three bars). However, only a few of the
characters have
Kinjite moves. Finally,
transformations are no...
- of Awakening" (覚醒の刻,
Kakusei no Toki) 39. "Forbidden Technique" (禁じ手,
Kinjite) 40. "Sympathetic Resonance" (共鳴, Kyōmei) 41. "Thank You" (ありがとう, Arigatō)...
