The Fable is a legendary yakuza hitman equal to none—but his boss orders him and his sultry associate to lay low and learn how to live a "normal life" in Osaka.
Directed by Kan Eguchi
assassin
hitman
yakuza
osaka, japan
based on manga
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3.3 / 5
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Cast
Junichi Okada
Akira Sato / Fable
Fumino Kimura
Yoko
Koichi Sato
Boss
Mizuki Yamamoto
Misaki
Ken Yasuda
Ebihara
Yuya Yagira
Kojima
Osamu Mukai
Sunagawa
Sota Fukushi
Fudo
Ryo Kimura
Kudo
Kai Inowaki
Kuro
Jiro Sato
Takoda
Miyagawa Daisuke
Jackal Tomioka
Crew
Kan Eguchi
Director
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Adnan Shad
7.0★ · 05/01/26
the manga and anime clears but it’s a pretty decent live action
the manga and anime clears but it’s a pretty decent live action
Miguel
5.0★ · 11/23/25
I got up for a few minutes to load the dryer and was confused for the rest of the movie lmao cool action tho
I got up for a few minutes to load the dryer and was confused for the rest of the movie lmao cool action tho
Sav
7.0★ · 11/04/25
thank you Ollie this was very fun!!!
thank you Ollie this was very fun!!!
Cibo
1.0★ · 01/29/24
Besides a couple decent action sequences this movie fails at everything that makes the original story so amazing from completely ignoring and changing vital parts of the source material to cutting vital characters and such horrible miscasting (only one they got right was yuko) then when you take the source material out of the equation your left with a one dimensional poorly paced and scripted story with editing cuts between scenes that make everything feel so stupidly unconnected with no idea what’s actually happening unless you have read the original source material I don’t think you could actually understand a single thing happening throughout the plot of this movie this truly is in a sea of horrible adaptations just another drop in that ocean
Besides a couple decent action sequences this movie fails at everything that makes the original story so amazing from completely ignoring and changing vital parts of the source material to cutting vital characters and such horrible miscasting (only one they got right was yuko) then when you take the source material out of the equation your left with a one dimensional poorly paced and scripted story with editing cuts between scenes that make everything feel so stupidly unconnected with no idea what’s actually happening unless you have read the original source material I don’t think you could actually understand a single thing happening throughout the plot of this movie this truly is in a sea of horrible adaptations just another drop in that ocean
