After watching the terribly evil trilogy in two days, I have to say that Takeshi Kitano still has a good grasp of the whole plot. The third part was released only in 17 years, and it can be regarded as a pitfall. The entire story line vividly portrays the struggles within and between the two gangs, depicting the faces of all beings under this collective of interests. The three people who impressed me the most were the Kataoka policeman. A policeman wandered between black and white. He fetched oil and water in the underworld and established a reputation in the white road. It was a human being, but in the end he was clever. It is reasonable to be clever to die under the gun of his senior friend. The second is Otomo, a rascal who is really obsessed with what he should do. Compared with Kimura's character who dares to be a man, Otomo is more of a hero. The second part gradually increased, and finally to the third part, the whole story revolves around Otomo. It can be foreseen that some characteristics of this character will be rendered more and more moving. The third I think it’s not Kimura but the Shigeta policeman who has been working around Kataoka. He has a righteous nature and can’t understand what Kataoka did. Then I left Kataoka behind, and finally realized that he was in the police station. After the darkness, he resolutely proposed to resign. When he left the tavern, his back was really lonely and tall.
(Recorded on July 9, 2018 )
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