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Jitsuroku Andō Noboru kyōdō-den: Rekka (Deadly Outlaw: Rekka) (Violent Fire)

Jitsuroku Andō Noboru kyōdō-den: Rekka (Deadly Outlaw: Rekka) (Violent Fire) (2002)

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For his fifth or so release of 2002, phenomenally prolific filmmaker Takashi Miike directs this gangster epic. The film opens with the godfather (Yuya Uchida) of the Sanada-gumi being targeted for a hit. The hired gun, however, finds the old goat less than willing to die. Of course, the murder… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Shigenori Takechi
Genres
Drama, Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Sports & Fitness, Mystery & Suspense
In Theaters
Sep 21, 2002 Wide

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Cameron S


    The fact Takashi miike is my favourite director probably means there is something wrong with me, but that doesn't bother me as the joy I get from watching someone sitting around with what looks like a condom on there head is endless. Also nice to see Kenichi Endo without… More

  • El Hombre I


    This is a little toned-down film from Miike that features Riki Takeuchi in the lead role as Kunisada, who leaves everything behind to avenge the death of his father. Not as violent as other, more popular Miike films, but still tough as nails. The big payoff is the soundtrack which… More

  • Tsubaki S


    Rikki Takeuchi plus a bazooka plus a kickass soundtrack and cameo performance by Joe Yamanaka from FTB and Sonny Chiba. Rockanroll indeed.

  • Anthony V


    A typical, over the top, Yakuza action film from Takashi Miike.

  • Christopher B


    Great film with an awesome lead performance by Takeuchi. Thank goodness for Takeshi Miike (sung to the tune "Thank goodness for Chef Boyaredee)

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