Reżyseria:
Masayuki SuzukiScenariusz:
岡田道尚Zdjęcia:
Shōji EharaMuzyka:
佐藤直紀Obsada:
Takuya Kimura, 長澤まさみ, 小日向文世, 梶原善, 泉澤祐希, Toshihide Tonesaku, 石川恋, Gaku Hamada, 前田敦子, Takashi Sasano, Masahiro Takashima, Katsuhisa Namase, 宇梶剛士, Manami Hashimoto (więcej)Opisy(1)
When a string of murders hits Tokyo, the Police Department scrambles to track the mysterious serial killer. Their only clue is a coded message that, when deciphered, gives the coordinates to the next murder location: the luxurious Hotel Cortesia. Hardened detective Kosuke Nitta (Takuya Kimura) is forced to work undercover with unflappable hotelier Naomi Yamagishi (Masami Nagasawa) in order to find the murderer while keeping the hotel guests alive and safe. Along the way, they learn a thing or two from each other. But somehow, the more clues they gather, the more confounded they get as well. Will they find the killer in time before they strike again? Based on Keigo Higashino’s bestselling novel, this glossy mystery will keep you guessing. (Hawaii International Film Festival)
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I guess I'm really demanding, since I wasn't completely satisfied with this movie either, and it's full of ace actors. Granted, you can't completely determine the quality of a film based solely on the number of quality actors, but considering that it was a story that was carried primarily by people, it wouldn't have gone anywhere if it weren't for the good performances. It's actually an enjoyable hotel spectacle, where we're lucky enough to see a few episodic events with different types of visitors and an unsolved serial murder case lingering in the background. So it's actually suspenseful, and at the same time human, and unfortunately slightly opaque. The hotel setting is terribly vibrant, colorful, and lovely to look at. Probably the biggest drawback for me was the length; towards the end I thought it really dragged. But that's just the way the Japanese are, I find that's how they make their films. A hotel mystery with a very good cast where you suspect everyone. Funny, great, not particularly challenging. For fans of Kimura or Nagasawa, this is an obvious choice. For fans of Higashino stories, too. An improved 3 stars.
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A Japanese whodunnit in the style of Hercule Poirot or Agatha Christie should not offend fans of such work. I enjoyed it perhaps a little more than the recent Knives Out, which is probably due to my favourite hotel setting, but the running time was excessive and if the film was half an hour shorter I wouldn't have been angry. The actors are fine and the last half hour is suspenseful and there's no shortage of fine set-ups, so decent within the genre and for the Japanese. Surprisingly, the visuals are good too. Story****, Action>No, Humor>No, Violence>No, Entertainment***, Music***, Visual****, Atmosphere***, Suspense***. 6/10.
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