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 Verfasst am: 13 Mai 2009 21:37 Titel: Zwei japanische Gangster-Filme der 60er-Jahre im Mai '09 |
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“Tantei jimusho 23: Kutabare akuto-domo / Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards!” [J 1963] von Regisseur Seijun Suzuki wird am 19. Mai 2009 in den USA erscheinen. Die DVD wird von Kino International / Kino on Video veröffentlicht:
| Zitat: | Assigned a standard Yakuza film in the hardboiled vein pioneered at Japan’s famed Nikkatsu Studios, director Seijun Suzuki (Branded to Kill) and his frequent leading man Jo Shishido used 1963’s Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards! to flip the Japanese gangster film genre on its ear.
A rapid fire gun heist, credits with an infectious jazz pop score, and a wide-screen close-up of a burning car announce Detective Bureau 2-3 as the film that would both lampoon and redefine Asian crime films for an irreverent new decade of garish panache and ultra-violent cool. The story follows police detective Tajima (Shishido), who, tasked with tracking down stolen firearms, turns an underworld grudge into a bloodbath — while Suzuki transforms a colorful potboiler into an on-target send-up of cultural colonialism and post-war greed. “This isn’t an American TV series,” one of Tajima’s doubting subordinates tells the sharkskin-suited, super suave sleuth.
Anarchic, breakneck paced, darkly comic, and stylish to the extreme, Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards! was a movie unlike anything audiences had ever seen. It would cement Suzuki’s fervent popularity at home and heralded his imminent cult status worldwide.
* 1963 Japan
* 88 min.
* Color In Japanese with optional English subtitles
* GaLetterboxed (2.35:1) Enhanced for 16×9 TVs
a NIKKATSU production a film by SEIJUN SUZUKI DETECTIVE BUREAU 2-3: GO TO HELL BASTARDS!
JO SHISHIDO REIKO SASAMORI TAMIO KAWACHI NOBUO KANEKO ASAO SANO and KINZO SHIN
cinematography by SHIGEYOSHI MINE lighting by KYOSUKE YOSHIDA art direction by TAKEHARU SAKAGUCHI edited by AKIRA SUZUKI
music by HARUMI IBE screenplay by GAN YAMAZAKI based on a novel by HARUHIKO OYABU produced by SHOZO ASHIDA directed by SEIJUN SUZUKI
© 1963 Nikkatsu Corporation |
Neben dem Seijun Suzuki-Film wird ein weiterer japanischer Gangster-Streifen aus den 60er-Jahren am 19. Mai 2009 bei Kino International / Kino on Video erscheinen: “Bakuhatsu sanbyômae / 3 Seconds Before Explosion” [J 1967, Tan Ida].
| Zitat: | A lightning-paced 60’s crime film from Japan’s Nikkatsu Studios, Three Seconds to Explosion packs enough subterfuge and action into its 84 volatile minutes to fill out a dozen pictures made anywhere else.
“I like shady dealings,” purrs undercover superspy Yabuki (Akira Kobayashi – The Yakuza Papers) en route to infiltrating a sadistic, trigger-happy gang of international jewel thieves. Gone renegade from the shadowy espionage bureau that honed his killer instincts to a razor’s edge, the implacable Yabuki teams up with fellow mercenary crime fighter Yamawaki (Hideki Takahashi – Fighting Elegy). Together, they follow a trail of stolen gems leading from the final days of WWII to a contemporary conspiracy that reaches into the highest corridors of corporate power and nefarious international villainy.
A widescreen whirlwind of sharkskin thread, revenge-crazed assassins, ticking time bombs, deadly booby traps, and triple-crossing lingerie-clad femme fatales, Three Seconds to Explosion connects Nikkatsu’s “mood action” yakuza gangster films of the 50’s and 60’s to the studio’s subsequent kinky 70’s “pink films,” and is a primer in the tough, super-cool world of “no borders” exploitation cinema Nikkatsu style.
* 1967 Japan
* 84 min.
* Color
* In Japanese with optional English subtitles
* Letterboxed (2.35:1) Enhanced for 16×9 TVs
a NIKKATSU production a film by MOTOMU IDA 3 SECONDS BEFORE EXPLOSION
AKIRA KOBAYASHI RYOJI HAYAMA KAZUO KITAMURA KATSUE TAKAISHI HIROSHI NAWA and ASAO UCHIDA
Cinematography by IZUMI HAGIWARA lighting by SABURO MITSUO art direction by KAZUO YAGYU edited by OSAMU INOUE
Music by SEITARO OMORI songs by KATSUE TAKAISHI, SHIRO HIDE screenplay by SHUICHI NAGAHARA based on a novel by HARUHIKO OYABU directed by MOTOMU IDA
© 1967 Nikkatsu Corporation |
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Beide Filme kosten bei Amazon immerhin 27 Dollar / Stück. Obgelich ich Suzuki fantastisch finde, und mir die Geschichte von "Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards!" sehr gefällt, warte ich doch lieber noch n Weilchen. Danke aber für den Tipp, 4!  |
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