Jingi no Hakaba (1975)
Genre: Crime
Duration: 94 minuten
Alternative titles: Graveyard of Honor / 仁義の墓場
Country:
Japan
Directed by: Kinji Fukasaku
Stars: Tetsuya Watari, Tatsuo Umemiya and Yumi Takigawa
IMDb score:
7,1 (2.144)
Releasedate: 15 February 1975
Jingi no Hakaba plot
Rikio Ishikawa is a young and brutal criminal who enters the yakuza world in 1946 Tokyo. However, he cannot adapt easily and ends up crossing the line by attacking his 'godfather'. Ishikawa ends up in prison and in addition, according to the traditional yakuza code, he must keep himself out of the organization for 10 years. When he is released after a year and a half, he cannot keep to this code and the situation threatens to escalate.
Actors and actresses
Rikio Ishikawa
Kozaburo Imai
Chieko Ishikawa
Makoto Sugiura
Ryunosuke Nozu
Teruko Imai
Katsuji Ozaki
Shuzo Kawada
Noboru Kajiki
Hiroshi Tamura
Reviews & comments
Macmanus
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- 13726 messages
- 3701 votes
The two above me are very positive, I'm not that positive, but it was a pretty decent B-movie.
Of course there are some clichés around the corner, but the smooth camera work and the fun action moments make it all quite enjoyable.
Only it could have been a bit shorter, the story was wafer-thin and could easily have been told in 90 minutes.
Still 3 stars for this funny B-movie.
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Onderhond
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- 87592 messages
- 12835 votes
Terrible movie.
I really don't understand where Fukasaku gets his reputation from. Stylistically it looks like a film student who didn't pay attention in class. Timing, flair and aesthetics are really zero, nothing, nada. The ridiculous swinging of the camera is worse than the fight scenes in Blade, the color filters are dull and passionless in use and the good man has apparently never heard of framing. There is hardly any music, but there is noise. A lot of noise. Just thrown here and there above the film.
The Yakuza story is dry and boring. It starts with praising Rikio as a very smart guy, after which you see him do the most idiotic and ridiculous things throughout the film.
0.5*, just below all arrow. Sad movie.
PS: I saw a 93 minute version, can't imagine it would stretch to 120+ minutes.
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james_cameron
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- 6983 messages
- 9777 votes
Lively but at the same time very messy crime film about Rikio Ishikawa, a young and brutal criminal who enters the yakuza world in Tokyo in 1946. Plot and characters are interesting enough, but the visual style used here quickly gets on your nerves. With the extremely jerky camerawork, director Kinji Fukasaku was certainly ahead of his time. But whether that is a recommendation...
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