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Takeshi Kitano is becoming one of my favorite directors of all time 2 movies in.

Takeshi depicts alienation in modern society like no other, with a mesmerizing score by Joe Hisaishi. Being in a country that you don’t understand the culture of, trying to recreate what resembles of your homeland. Also insane insanely gorgeous cinematography.

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Takeshi Kitano is becoming one of my favorite directors of all time 2 movies in.

Takeshi depicts alienation in modern society like no other, with a mesmerizing score by Joe Hisaishi. Being in a country that you don’t understand the culture of, trying to recreate what resembles of your homeland. Also insane insanely gorgeous cinematography.

Monsieur Yamamoto on vient de perdre 80% de nos hommes qu'est-ce qu'on doit faire ?????!!!

Le très humble Monsieur Yamamoto

Monsieur Yamamoto on vient de perdre 80% de nos hommes qu'est-ce qu'on doit faire ?????!!!

Le très humble Monsieur Yamamoto

cookin soul

cookin soul

what a movie. this movie has everything you want from a mafia/yakuza movie. the last scene maybe my favorite scene of all time.

what a movie. this movie has everything you want from a mafia/yakuza movie. the last scene maybe my favorite scene of all time.

“Not the bald-headed Michael Jordan.”

Takeshi comes into the city and just gives belt to everyone who fucks with his youngers. Nothing but belt. And a lot of gambling.

Also, I need to reevaluate my desire for a Yakuza tattoo because I don’t think I could be ready to fight off the dirty looks that come with such an art piece on my person.

“Not the bald-headed Michael Jordan.”

Takeshi comes into the city and just gives belt to everyone who fucks with his youngers. Nothing but belt. And a lot of gambling.

Also, I need to reevaluate my desire for a Yakuza tattoo because I don’t think I could be ready to fight off the dirty looks that come with such an art piece on my person.