If you can get through the Japanese stereotypes the crime investigation is good
Rising Sun is a crime drama featuring Wesley Snipes as a LA police detective and Sean Connery as a former cop and Japanese expert. A Japanese company is in negotiations to buy a high-tech American firm called Microcon when an American woman is killed at the Japanese company’s headquarters. The movie is a good mystery but it’s full of stereotypes about the Japanese.<br /><br />The story does a good job building up the story. The woman killed hung out with a Japanese gangster played by Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa who is the obvious suspect but that’s deception. The problem is this comes wrapped in a bunch of cliches about the Japanese. Connery for example goes into all kinds of protocol you have to go through to interact with Japanese. He says nothing is at it appears implying that the Japanese are deceptive. “Business is war” is said by the Tagawa like the Japanese look at companies different than Americans. On top of that Connery’s Japanese accent is HORRIBLE. If you can cut through all that garbage the police procedural part of the movie is good.<br /><br />Snipes is actually a better character than Connery’s. Snipes gets to cop an attitude plus he’s smart but everyone ignores that because he’s black.
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