Only then did he know how poor language was: magic, geisha, samurai, battle royale, Pearl Harbor, Putian march, and even extramarital affairs ("The Man of Fire House") were filmed so well!
The wide range of types, the high level, the global view, can be compared with it, Kubrick alone.
In 1973, "The Battle of No Mercy" came out:
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Lead countless heroes to bend their waists, "Good Guys", "The True Colors of Heroes", "The Birth of a Word", "Extremely Evil"... All of them bear the imprint of Fukasaku Shinji:
At the beginning of the film, the male protagonist Guangneng's pistol did not fire, facing the samurai sword of the ronin, there was no panic at all, experience, courage...
The director's sense of proportion is well mastered. It's not easy to lick the blood from the knife edge, old iron...
Hironoichi gets to know Wakasa Hiroshi in prison, and makes an alliance of blood:
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Based on true events, the film depicts the humiliation of post-war Japan being controlled by the U.S. military, the cruelty, comedy and friendship between gangsters, and the depiction of gangsters, society, times, and life, criticism, sympathy, and awe.
Cut the finger to apologize, the finger was actually taken away by the chicken:
The current flowed down three thousand feet, and it was suspected that it was nine days deep!
"The Battle of No Mercy" has a profound ideological connotation, superb artistic techniques, a pioneering documentary shooting method, and established the paradigm of gangster films: without mixing criticism and metaphors of history, politics, and culture, do you mean to say that you are filming the underworld?
The outbreak of the Korean War, the gangsters represented the US arms business, the pigs flew into the sky, or the pigs —
I'm from the jianghu and I hate it!
Guangneng made a big fuss about the funeral and morally sentenced the gang who "met and shouted brothers and stabbed them in the back":
The lead actor Suga Bunta (right) and his character archetype Mino Yukizo are grouped together:
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Sugawara played the stalwart, bitterness, and grief of the prodigal son of the underworld, and the red island country:
The traveling gangsters gave way to him and became a special guest at the official annual meeting of the Yamaguchi Group, which was even more popular than the godfather Marlon Brando.
There are countless images showing men seeing death as homecoming, none of which are as fierce, crisp, and so natural as "The War of No Mercy".
Tatsuo Umemiya plays Wakasa Hiroshi, who takes revenge for Hirono, and when he is discovered at his girlfriend's house, he laughs and shoots at the police, and is quickly shot dead:
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Why is he laughing?
Chinese literature depicts the friendship of men and men at the top of the East, which is fascinating and has a great influence on Japan:
<h1>Are you shirtless? Robe with the Son! </h1>
What an honor to fight alongside you, good friends to die together!
Fukasaku can be called a master in this, brothers together, only the Tao is normal:
In the context of the double poverty of the spirit and material in post-war Japan, the brotherhood of the righteous and thin clouds against the hypocrisy and cruelty of the gangster Renyi is very clever and very convincing, just like Uchida Toumon's "Blood Gun Fuji" (1955), which negates samurai and Bushido with a squire who is extremely loyal to the master:
Fortresses are always breached from the inside, it is politics, but also art...