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Dead or Alive

Originaltitel: Dead or Alive: Hanzaisha
  • 1999
  • 18
  • 1 Std. 45 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,7/10
8857
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Dead or Alive (1999)
ActionDramaKriminalitätThriller

Ein Yakuza chinesischer Abstammung und ein japanischer Polizist führen jeweils ihren eigenen Krieg gegen die japanische Mafia. Doch sie sind dazu bestimmt, sich zu treffen. Ihre Begegnung wi... Alles lesenEin Yakuza chinesischer Abstammung und ein japanischer Polizist führen jeweils ihren eigenen Krieg gegen die japanische Mafia. Doch sie sind dazu bestimmt, sich zu treffen. Ihre Begegnung wird die Welt verändern.Ein Yakuza chinesischer Abstammung und ein japanischer Polizist führen jeweils ihren eigenen Krieg gegen die japanische Mafia. Doch sie sind dazu bestimmt, sich zu treffen. Ihre Begegnung wird die Welt verändern.

  • Regie
    • Takashi Miike
  • Drehbuch
    • Toshiki Kimura
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Shô Aikawa
    • Riki Takeuchi
    • Renji Ishibashi
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,7/10
    8857
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Takashi Miike
    • Drehbuch
      • Toshiki Kimura
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Shô Aikawa
      • Riki Takeuchi
      • Renji Ishibashi
    • 76Benutzerrezensionen
    • 80Kritische Rezensionen
    • 49Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    • Auszeichnungen
      • 2 wins total

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    Shô Aikawa
    Shô Aikawa
    • Det. Jojima
    Riki Takeuchi
    Riki Takeuchi
    • Ryuuichi
    Renji Ishibashi
    Renji Ishibashi
    • Aoki
    Hitoshi Ozawa
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    • Mrs. Jojima
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    • (as Dankan)
    Shû Ehara
    • Rapist in restroom
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    • Police Chief
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    Kazuki Kitamura
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    Ryûshi Mizukami
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      • Sakurai
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      • Regie
        • Takashi Miike
      • Drehbuch
        • Toshiki Kimura
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      8HumanoidOfFlesh

      Wild Japanese action!

      Takashi Miike's "Dead or Alive:Hanzaisha" left me speechless.The opening sequence is incredible in its style-we have strippers at work,several bloody shoot-outs,a gangster getting his throat slashed while sodomizing a young man in a public toilet etc.The finale is also amazing-I was literally blown away!The film is strangely amoral-check out especially the scene in which two punks making animal porn try feverishly to excite an Alsatian dog so it can mount naked girl in their presence.The film is not as violent and sadistic as the other Miike's works like "Visitor Q",but there are some really strong images that will surely linger in the memory.The acting is very good,the direction is well-handled and the film is hallucinogenic at times.All in all if you're fed up with predictable Hollywood's action trash check this one out!
      9tom neal

      dogs and tubs

      Watch out, this one is not for the squeamish AND those without a sense of humour. The first five minutes are the biggest roller coaster ride I've experienced in a long, long while and left me breathless. What follows is a mix of heroic bloodshed, Yakuza-flics and manga in the flesh. The ending left me laughing way into my eighth drink. Not as creepy as his Audition, but way more fun.
      Infofreak

      Bizarre, yes, but really unsatisfying!

      'Dead Or Alive' can't decide what kind of movie it wants to be so it ultimately fails to satisfy on any level. The much discussed sensory overload opening sequence is sensational, and for me, if the whole movie had continued at this level the movie would have been something special. Too quickly the movie slows down to a conventional pace with a rather mundane story of police life vs gang warfare, a story we have seen countless times before but done with more depth and interest. Miike's characters are shallow and impossible to care about. There are a few infamous scenes of violence or degradation which are shocking and memorable, but there aren't enough of these to stop the movie from sinking into seen-it-all-before territory. Some people have likened this to Beat Takeshi's yakuza movies but I fail to see much resemblance. 'Dead Or Alive' has a lot more in common with flashy but empty Japanese thrillers like 'Shark Skin Man and Peach Hip Girl' albeit with a much darker tone, than a complex and meaningful work like 'Hana-bi', which is in a completely different league to this. Added to that a completely bizarre and incongruous ending that belongs in 'Tetsuo 2', and you've got yourself one unclassifiable but unsatisfying movie. Miike has an original and uncompromising approach that's beyond argument, but this time round it just didn't do it for me I'm afraid. 'Dead Or Alive' tries too hard to be different, and doesn't try hard enough to be GOOD.
      cbdunn

      In the Miike Of Time

      What a different Yakuza film. I don't care what anyone says. takashi Miike is a new force to be reckoned with. This is an in your face movie if I ever did see one. The opening five minutes lets you know that there is NO safe haven here at all. Not to mention you will NOT want to be eating spaghetti while watching it. Just take my word for it. Eat your dinner after you watch this film. The movie plays as a typical Yakuza film until the very end and then it switches to "what the heck just happened her?". That is why you must also see Dead or Alive 2 and Dead or Alive 3:Final to get the gist of it. Also recommended are Takashi Miike's Fudoh The New Generation, Ichi The Killer, and City Of Lost Souls.
      7Quinoa1984

      a little more of the ordinary genre effort for Miike, but still contains a few very notable, outrageous set pieces

      On the DVD for Dead or Alive, the first in the trilogy, director Takashi Miike is asked how he would describe the movie to someone who had no idea what it was about, and he describes it as an "enjoyable, healthy Yakuza movie". 'Healthy' is a word I tried to put into context with the film after seeing it, and I'm still not sure how it applies, except maybe in the sense of Miike sticking to a good deal of conventions this time around. It's definitely not that one can't see Miike's mark all over the picture, as it certainly isn't your grandfather's yakuza/crime movie (matter of fact not even John Woo). It's just that with certain elements, like the two main characters: the detective Jojima (Sho Aikawa) who's the decent, hard-nosed sort with the wife and daughter; and Ryuuichi (Riki Takeuchi), who has the face like one of those really crazy villain character actors in 40s film-noir, who wants to take over the mob in the area, by any means necessary. I felt like I could've seen some of this in any given yakuza thriller, albeit my lack of experience with the genre of "V-Cinema" in the 90s or yakuza thrillers in general.

      Then again, for Miike he uses a lot of this to spring-board his own visual ideas and real tricks with the material. The way he starts to film is truly and unequivocally disorienting- I had to watch it twice just to sort of, kind of get a sense of what the hell I was watching. It gives the impression, which is both wrong and right with D.O.A., that it'll be a totally knock-your-socks-off work of gonzo film-making, where aberrant sex, brutal violence, drugs, and gangsters will always be lurking in the night (most disturbing is with the scene in the public bathroom, and then following it with the guy on the wheel-spinner being controlled by a guy on a bike). As the story goes into gear, however, this montage usage disappears, and Miike gravitates back into what one recognizes readily from his other films- fairly long takes and deep focus, and outbursts of insanely creative bits of trashy fun (highlights here include a woman who dies via pool of feces, which is actually really sick, a bit involving bestiality out of the blue, and a gigantic shoot-em-up Chinese vs Japanese battle where Ryuuichi and his gang kill both clans in one swift stroke).

      Actually, seeing Miike in more genre-familiar territory isn't a bad thing, and sometimes a scene will come up that's meant to play seriously, and does, where in a lesser director would go for the cheap bits with lesser actors. An example of this is the fate of a character's brother, who betrays by taking money not really his and tries to talk his way out of it. So it's actually Miike still experimenting, though it's not a totally fulfilling trip in part because the conventions start to dull up in the middle. It's when Miike finally gets into that last third, with that wildly bloody shoot out- including both hilarious flights of fancy (a thug who was hiding comes out with a sword and goes ape-s*** all over one of the thugs) and the tragic (a character who was a surprise to show up gets killed). The fates grow darker for the detective character, who really was just looking for money somehow for an operation for his daughter. But his allegiance to the law gets put aside, and the "final scene" comes to a head.

      Here Miike finally puts his 'wild-man of cinema' gears to full throttle, and it's exciting (as mentioned in trashy, violent, exploitive action-movie ways), ridiculous, and in the end jaw-droppingly funny. It's a good sign of things to come at the end, with the two big stars of V Cinema duking it out as if it's the old West again and the sheriff and outlaw have nothing to lose except for their 'special surprises' up their sleeves at the last bloody gunned down moment. What came before it wasn't all that great overall, and the first in the trilogy, even with a few sweet near X-rated touches of physical and psychological disturbance, doesn't amount to one of Miike's finest triumphs, I wouldn't of traded seeing the last three minutes of the film (final shot included) for anything. 7.5/10

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      • Alternative Versionen
        R-rated version is edited. The unrated version is uncut.
      • Verbindungen
        Edited into Dead or Alive: Final (2002)

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      • Erscheinungsdatum
        • 25. Januar 2001 (Deutschland)
      • Herkunftsland
        • Japan
      • Sprachen
        • Mandarin
        • Japanisch
      • Auch bekannt als
        • Dead or Alive I
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        • Daiei
        • Toei Video Company
        • Excellent Film
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        • 1 Std. 45 Min.(105 min)
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