On January 7, 1989, Japan moved from "Showa" to "Heisei", spanning 30 years, and the "Heisei" in 2019 also just ended, and the year name was changed to "Reiwa".
has a TV station that counts the 10 TV series with the highest average ratings in the past Heisei. 6 of them are starring a Japanese male movie star, and he is Kimura Takuya.
is no exaggeration to say that Japan has gone from Heisei to Reiwa for 30 years, and Takuya Kimura has also been in fire for 30 years. Many Chinese celebrities are loyal fans of Takuya Kimura, such as Show Luo and Big S.
Little Pig Luo Zhixiang was very excited because of an interaction with Kimura Takuya, and through Weibo he shouted "I will support you forever, my goodness".
Kimura Takuya's popularity is evident. Although
is a popular international movie star in Asia, Takuya Kimura does not often appear on the big screen in China. The last time he appeared on the big screen in China, it dates back to "2046" directed by Wong Kar Wai 15 years ago.
However, with the opening of Chinese social media, Takuya Kimura finally appeared on the big screen in China. That's right, it was the "Sinner of the Prosecutor" which was released on September 6.
How popular is this movie in Japan? After it was released in Japan, it pulled the box office champion of "Gintama 2" which had just been released for a week in the first weekend, and won the box office champion for two consecutive weeks, finally winning 2.96 billion yen in the box office. The film
is adapted from the novel of the same name by the Japanese author Shusuke Shizui. It tells a story about human nature, legal principles and justice. The core contradiction of
is the difference between the old and new prosecutors in judging the truth of a murder case. This difference comes from the major suspect Matsukura.
The young prosecutor Okino (Ninomiya Kazuya) adheres to the creed about justice and insists on being an honest prosecutor. Through his own logical reasoning, he proves that Matsukura is not the murderer in this murder case.
, but the elite prosecutor Tsui Yi (Takuya Kimura) does not think so.
is because Matsakura has personally admitted that he killed his good friend from school-a 16-year-old young girl. It was just that Matsura was acquitted because of insufficient evidence, and now the litigation period for this case has passed.
is about the suspicion that is about to be eliminated on the one hand, and the justice that is destined to be late on the other, and the conflict between Okino and Mikami unfolds.
In this suspense movie set with "two heroes", whether it is Takuya Kimura or Kazuniya Ninomiya, the level of detail and explosiveness of their acting skills are enough to open the audience's eyes. The whole movie of
is actually supported by the acting skills of the old and new male gods.
Kimura Takuya, who often plays a positive role, plays the role of a black prosecutor who used lynching to execute prisoners and blamed Matsakura. His charm and mature gestures were more sophisticated and sleek. At the same time, he heard Matsakura admit to killing. At the moment of my friend, Takuya Kimura's emotional appeal made the whole scene full of emotional tension.
Ninomiya Kazuya, who faces his predecessors, has no loss at all.
Okino is a very complicated character. He has both admiration for his mentor, confusion and suspicion of him, discouragement and unwillingness to judge the case correctly, and the helplessness and helplessness of discovering that the mentor committed the crime. surprise.
In the interrogation of Matsakura, every word that came out of his mouth burst out with infinite energy. Not only his voice but even his breathing could make the audience feel Okino's anger and disgust towards Matsakura.
This kind of acting has no trace of artificiality. The two male gods, one after the other, set the dark and deep tone of "The Prosecutor's Sinner" with two performances.
is a very profound social proposition because of the whole movie.
Faced with murderers whose statute of limitations has expired, respect the law on statute of limitations, stick to the door of "procedural justice", and even apologize to former murderers. Is this justice the society needs?
face up to his own grievances, by killing a murderer, to blame for another murderer whose statute of limitations has expired, so as to achieve the purpose of killing Matsakura. Is this justice or evil? Is it to uphold justice or to commit crimes in the name of justice?
Especially when both of them are prosecutors holding a sharp sword in law enforcement, this kind of social proposition is more worthy of discussion. zHow 1z
defines justice and how to solve the dilemma about statute of limitations is a proposition that judicial officials all over the world are studying. "Sinner of the Prosecutor" only gives us a window to examine this proposition.
At the same time, it goes beyond just discussing justice and legal principles. In
, there have been more than one scene in which the most yi and the gang colluded and even almost bought murder, which intentionally or unintentionally reminded some law enforcement officers to wander in the gray area of justice and evil unscrupulously; director
Harada also added what the original did not have. The concept of "Bone Street" and the anti-war concept not only enhanced the depth of the film's discussion, but also sublimated the theme and connotation of the film; the structure of the
film was also extremely delicate and attentive. For example, Zui Shangyi taught students on stage at the beginning They "being paranoid about their own righteousness will become sinners", but at the end they were questioned by Okino who was in the audience at first.
What he once regarded as the creed, but ultimately failed to keep his bottom line, in the current words, double label and face slap came at the same time.
Savour carefully, "The Sinner of the Prosecutor" involves all aspects of Japanese society, from ancient to modern, from the inside to the outside, everyone will have a different experience.
has more insights and details, so I won’t explain them one by one here. After all, you have to leave time for your own taste.
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