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Outrage
MEANRANK
70/100
Every rating
Mostly agreed
Lowest is AlloCiné on 64, highest is Rotten Tomatoes critics on 82.
See the most agreed on films →In the intricate and hierarchical world of the Japanese yakuza, a powerful crime boss named Mr. Chairman manipulates the rivalries between various clans to consolidate his own power. He subtly orchestrates a complex series of betrayals and violent conflicts, pitting his underlings against each other. The film follows the calculated maneuvers and brutal assassinations as loyalties are tested and the thirst for power leads to an inevitable, bloody chain of events within the organized crime syndicate.
Details
- Director
- Takeshi Kitano
- Writer
- Takeshi Kitano
- Studio
- Tokyo FM, Bandai Visual, Omnibus Japan, Office Kitano
- Released
- 12 June 2010
- Country
- Japan, France
- Language
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 109 min
- Rated
- R
- Box office
- $8.4M
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