c244749286 In September 2012, Takeshi Kitano said that the producers wanted him to make the third Outrage film.[8] As reported by Macnab, the making of a third Outrage film would complete the first film trilogy for Takeshi Kitano. Login Show HTML View more styles 3 wins & 6 nominations. Full Review… January 10, 2014 Robert Levin amNewYork The movie as a whole feels cynical and exhausted. When it is finally ascertained by detectives that one of the dead bodies recovered from the harbor in the opening scene was actually the body of a high government official, the departmental Chief of Police strongly suspects that Kato has become too strong and influential, believing he is so protected by his corrupt political ties that he can completely avoid police interference, even after ordering the execution of a government official. Close Sign up for Rotten Tomatoes Rate movies & TV and see your friends' ratings Get recommendations personalized for you Join the discussion with other movie buffs By clicking “Sign up”, I agree to the Terms and Policies and Privacy Policy. Its follow-up, Outrage Beyond offers more of the same as it focuses on a larger scale conflict this time, a conflict that is the direct result of the events in the first film. Box Office Mojo. Beyond Outrage US Theatrical release poster Directed by Takeshi Kitano Produced by Masayuki Mori Takio Yoshida Written by Takeshi Kitano Starring Beat Takeshi Toshiyuki Nishida Tomokazu Miura Music by Keiichi Suzuki Cinematography Katsumi Yanagishima Edited by Takeshi Kitano Yoshinori Ota Production company Bandai Visual Office Kitano TV Tokyo Distributed by Magnet Releasing Release dates September2,2012(2012-09-02) (Venice Film Festival) October6,2012(2012-10-06) (Japan) Running time 112 minutes Country Japan Language Japanese Box office US$16,211,978[1] . Retrieved 3 November 2013. Error Please try again! Added to Your Check-Ins.
This time, a manipulative police crackdown on organized crime has ignited a tricky power struggle in the yakuza underworld. Shun Sugata as Okamoto Ken Mitsuishi as Gomi Katsunori Takahashi as Jo Tomokazu Miura as Kato - Chairman of t. Director: Takeshi Kitano Stars: Takeshi Kitano, Claude Maki, Omar Epps 0 Next Violent Cop (1989) Action Crime Drama 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 7.2/10 X A violence prone police officer discovers that his colleague is trafficking drugs. Akira Nakao as Tomita - Sanno old-g. I hate that. It represents an improvement on Outrage in terms of storytelling, there is less focus on old school action and more emphasis is put on the conflict between the characters, which is a good thing since it adds more dimension to the story. It represents the percentage of professional critic reviews that are positive for a given film or television show. Jo Hirofumi Arai .
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