Judging from the trailer, I thought it was just a messed-up movie, and Japan was portrayed in a brilliant image, so I went to see it without expecting much, and it turned out to be quite interesting. Unexpectedly faithful to the original? Impression that Kotaro Isaka's world can be followed.
It is said that it is running out of control without derailing the rail of the director's work history, while maintaining the feeling that it is different from that conventional action movie when I saw John Wick for the first time, I updated Deadpool and Wolverine. It's finished in a movie that you can simply watch and not get tired of. Personally, I didn't dislike the way Japan was portrayed. Because I feel respect.

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