Koji Yakusho shines in this cop-Yakuza drama
The movie starts out with a gang war in Hiroshima province and news reports which seems to be heavily influenced by Kinji Fukasaku’s Battles Without Honor and Humanity series of the 1970s.<br /><br />Blood of Wolves features Koji Yakusho who plays a crooked cop with a short temper. He’s trying to stop a Yakuza war. He’s paired with rookie Tori Matsuzaka who is shocked by Yukusho’s behavior.<br /><br />The movie seems straight forward at first but then starts throwing you some curve balls to keep you interested. That definitely makes it a superior cop-Yakuza film. Yakusho is always good and this is no exception. Matsuzaka’s character also surprised me. I thought he was going to be the straight arrow but he turned out to have more to him than that.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["None available"], "Directors": ["Kazuya Shiraishi"], "Producers": ["Shigeto Arai"], "Starring": ["Koji Yakusho", "Tori Matsuzaka"]}

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