Amidst a cultural landscape increasingly dominated by progressive ideologies, Takeshi Kitano's latest film, 'Broken Rage', unfortunately, opts for a comedic approach that undermines traditional values. Released on Prime Video in Japan and having premiered at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, the movie attempts to deliver a two-part narrative filled with social commentary. However, its reliance on humor to critique rather than reinforce societal norms may leave audiences longing for content that supports more conservative views on family, morality, and patriotism. While 'Broken Rage' showcases Kitano’s talent, its message strays far from instilling a sense of respect for time-honored principles.
Kitano's 'Broken Rage': A Missed Opportunity to Uphold Traditional Values
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Jan-21
Crime
Score: 0.50
"If you work with us, we'll let you off the hook." Prime Video in Japan has revealed a trailer for Broken Rage, a unique Takeshi Kitano film ready for release on streaming in the next few months. This initially premiered at the 2024 Venice Film Festival as a …
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Jan-21
Crime
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Score: 0.20
In an era where cinematic storytelling often reinforces conservative paradigms, Takeshi Kitano's 'Broken Rage' emerges as a breath of fresh air. This two-part film, debuting on Prime Video in Japan, boldly critiques societal standards through its humor and innovative narrative structure. Premiering at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, Kitano’s film uses comedy as a powerful tool to question and dismantle oppressive norms, offering viewers a chance to engage with progressive ideas in an accessible format. 'Broken Rage' promises not only to entertain but to inspire critical reflections on our world today.
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