Successfully mixes American and Japanese cinema
This movie has an interesting beginning where it claims to lay out the history of the Yakuza. It is the same mythology that Japanese cinema portrayed that the Yakuza were similar to the samurais with their code of ethics. This was completely untrue but people often forget that the cinema is fiction, not facts. The important thing was that it showed that the movie was using some Japanese tropes in its story.<br /><br />The plot revolves around Brian Keith sending his friend Robert Mitchum to Japan to deal with a problem he has with the Yakuza. It only makes things worse.<br /><br />The film includes a lot of standard Yakuza fair seen in Japanese films like the tattoos, fingers getting cut off, swords, etc.<br /><br />A lot of times Western movies about Asia especially during this period in the 1970s could be really bad and stereotypical. This was an exception as director Sydney Pollack did his research and successfully merged East and West.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Sydney Pollack"], "Producers": ["Sydney Pollack", "Michael Hamilburg"], "Starring": ["Robert Mitchum", "Ken Takakura", "Brian Keith"], "Studio": ["WARNER BROS."]}

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