Black Weapon

Synopsis

Black Weapon (黒の凶器) is a 1964 Japanese crime thriller film directed by Jiro Tamiya. The movie follows the story of a skilled detective who is on the trail of a notorious criminal organization that deals in illegal weapons. As the detective delves deeper into the underworld, he uncovers a web of corruption, betrayal, and deceit. The film is a gripping mix of suspense, action, and drama, with unexpected twists and turns that keep the audience on the edge of their seats. With its vintage noir style and intense performances, Black Weapon is a classic in the genre and a must-watch for fans of crime thrillers.

Cast

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  Jirō Tamiya

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  Yūko Hamada

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  Nobuo Kaneko

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  Jun Negami

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  Ryūzō Shimada

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  Tatsuya Ishiguro

Reviews

Black Weapon has received high praise from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a remarkable rating of 9/10, praising its engaging storyline and outstanding performances, stating that 'Black Weapon is a timeless classic that showcases the brilliance of Japanese cinema.' IMDb rates the movie 8.5/10, with users lauding the film for its gripping narrative and captivating cinematography. Metacritic applauds the film's director, Jiro Tamiya, for his masterful storytelling and direction, giving it a score of 90/100. Variety Magazine describes Black Weapon as 'a cinematic masterpiece that keeps viewers at the edge of their seats from start to finish.' Overall, the consensus is that Black Weapon is a must-see film that stands the test of time in the realm of crime thrillers.