killer was hired to headshot a policeman who was as righteous as a superman uncle,
but he was headshotted by another policeman on the spot
. Three people and two were killed on the spot.
This is a story of revenge. The policeman's daughter avenged
the policeman, and the killer's son avenged the killer.
They all forgot the oriole behind him. The third person who shot and died, the
Tokyo police began to be privatized (privatized). This police department, which was hired by private ownership, ignored the law and advocated violence. Their means of maintaining social order is to use violence to control violence, with interests above everything else! A group of special "transformed people" continue to appear among human beings. They are extremely powerful, and any wound can instantly evolve into a weapon to arm their body. A policewoman with stunts, Liu Jia, is a police officer in the police station with strong force. In order to find out the leader behind the "transformation of people", Tokyo City launched a bloody massacre that would rather be killed by mistake...
"Tokyo Brutal Police" "The story is nothing new, it's nothing more than a government game where soldiers shout to catch thieves, and this movie can't be said to be so good-looking. From the comments, it can be said that it is full of scolding! Fake characters, contrived performances, exaggerated violence, ridiculous blood...
But for those who like bloody movies, this movie is really lively. Different from the bloody European and American genres, Japan has the unique stubbornness of the nation, and has exerted a full BT's imagination to achieve the brutality of this film. There was a foreshadowing of "Machine Gun Girl" before, and BT's outrageous performance doesn't feel new. "Tokyo Cruel Police" is actually a lot of old raw materials, thrown into a pot, re-cooked with blood, and even the soup and water for the audience to drink, whether it tastes good or not is another matter, at least this pot is stewed in chaos It was hot.
Comics are interspersed in the plot, which is a technique that Japanese movies like to use, and it has appeared in many films. In Quentin's Kill Bill, a scene involving violence and bloodshed in Liu Yuling's childhood was also expressed in the form of comics. Junji Ito, Yita Shiga, horror comics are visually more impactful and expressive than horror novels. "Tokyo Brutal Police" is also interspersed with many comics to express the story
I have to say that the element of "mutants" is absolutely ridiculous. No wonder the age of the movie is to be set in the future. The weapons of the Japanese mutants are the wounds of the body. It can be said that the wounds are indestructible, and the weapons are more. Their scars are armed.
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