<h3>Takeshi Kitano's "Extremely Evil 3" staged a gangster war</h3>
Today (April 18), Japanese director Takeshi Kitano released a pilot trailer for his new work "Extremely Evil 3".
The 30-second trailer is full of gunfights, and the film's lead actors are also fully featured in the trailer, and the character played by Takeshi Kitano is still cold.
Like the first two installments in the series, Extremely Evil 3 is still written and directed by Takeshi Kitano. Released in 2010, Extremely Evil 1 grossed 750 million yen (about 47 million yuan). In 2012, after the release of "Extremely Evil Road 2", the box office reached 1.45 billion yen (about 92 million yuan).
The story of this episode continues the tone of the first two films, and the content continues to focus on the gangster struggle in Tokyo. The film's cast includes Toshiyuki Nishida, Mitsufumi Mitsufu, Nago Takato, Ken Mitsui, Yuji Nakamura, Toyotomi Matsushi, and Shiraru.
Previously, Japanese media reported that the timing of the shooting of "Extremely Evil 3" seems to echo the current gang situation in Japanese society - the Japanese underworld organization Yamaguchi Group, founded in 1915, has frequently shot since March last year, and japanese media said that this film seems to have attracted much attention.
It is understood that the gangster movie "Extremely Evil 3" is also the final chapter of the series, which will land in Japan on October 7.
<h3>"Evil Girl" Jin Yubin starred as a female killer</h3>
Recently, the action film "Evil Girl" directed by South Korean director Jeong Byung-gil released the latest version of the poster.
"Evil Girl" mainly tells the story of a girl who is trained as a killer in China and then returns to South Korea to take revenge.
The film's director, Zheng Bingji, was born in 1980, and in addition to his status as director, Zheng Bingji is also a screenwriter. In 2012, Jung Byung-gi directed and wrote his own film I Am a Murderer, which won Jeong Byung-gil the Best Screenplay Award at the 49th Baeksang Arts Awards in Korea and the Best Newcomer Director Award at the 50th Korean Film Grand Bell Awards.
The lead actor in the film "Evil Girl" is South Korean actor Shin Ha-kyun, who won the Busan Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor in 2003 for his thriller science fiction film Save the Green Planet.
The heroine of the film, "Evil Girl", is played by Jin Yubin. Kim Yu-bin, who officially debuted in the show business in 2005, was nominated for the Best Newcomer Actress Award at the 45th Baeksang Arts Awards in Korea for her action comedy "Brothel Riot Incident". It is reported that Jin Yubin himself is a taekwondo master and has a relatively deep kung fu foundation. Previously, South Korean media said that Jin Yubin may become the queen of a new generation of action movies in South Korea.
In addition to the two leading actors, the cast also includes Sheng Jun, Kim Seo-hyung and others. At present, the film has been shortlisted for the midnight screening unit of the 70th Cannes Film Festival.