Best Yakuza Films?

>>80408290
Is this Dead or Alive?

https://youtu.be/PvR68ugbWA4?t=125

A Colt is my Passport

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all of Seijun Suzuki's crime films

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One of the few good movies based on a game

Kinji Fukasaku

Yakuza Papers Vol. 1, 2, 3, and 5
Cops vs. Thugs
Sympathy for the Underdog (Which Sonatine is based off)
New Battles Without Honor and Humanity 1 and 2
Graveyard of Honor
Yakuza Graveyard

If you don't roll your R's you're a shit

>>80409589
Yep, Dead Or Alive 2, really good

>>80409589
Yeas. Second movie I believe

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>>80409634
Seconding this.

Also every film this crazy fuck [pictured] ever made.

>>80409710
he doesn't even look like Kazuma, this shit better be good

>>80409834
my favorite quote about Suzuki

>Suzuki was ostensibly fired for making "movies that make no sense and no money"

>>80409844
This shit more than good. Miike is a genius

wow thaks for all the info guys, actually I have seen all the films of takeshi, but I did not know about Seijun Suzuki o Kinji Fukusaku

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The best yakuza films that I've seen would be

Sonatine (1993)
Hana-Bi (1997)
The Yakuza Papers (1973-1976)
Sympathy For The Underdog (1971)
Graveyard Of Honor (2002)
The Yakuza Wives (198
Gonin (1995)

Some of my personal favourites are
Violent Cop (1989)
Heartbreak Yakuza (1987)
Gozu (2003)
Kioku (2003)
Gonin 2 (1996)
A Night In Nude (1993)
Sisterhood (2008)
Detective Story (1983)

>>80409932
I just recently discovered Nikkatsu films (the studio Suzuki worked for), they produced a lot of great noir films.

https://www.criterion.com/boxsets/655-eclipse-series-17-nikkatsu-noir

>>80409879
There's a specific stories of his that I enjoy, I don't know where I first heard it, probably second hand. In defending his films from the criticisms of them being too violent, he recounted a story of him lying in his bunk on his ship during WW2 with his friend being there one second taking a piss and then the next most of the ship is gone and his friend's top half was completely ripped away leaving just his legs. His point being that, that was real violence, he's seen it, he's experienced it, movie violence is nothing by comparison.

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anyone else here who has seen shinjuku incident? i liked it

>>80410756
Yea I had checked it out at a library. I was like, "sure why not".
It was fine, I dig it

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Black Rain isn't great, but it's comfy af.