the third part of miike dead or alive trilogy is as unrelated to the first two parts as they were to each other and more or less. show aikawa and riki takeuchi are back again for the lead roles and but this time the movie thrusts us forward 300 years or so into the future. post apocalypse. riki plays a tough cop and an enforcer for the corrupt city extreme police policies and and show plays a drifter who hooks up with a bunch of the city oppressed rebels. the film must have been shot in hong kong and as most of the rest of the cast are cantonese speakers and with terence yin and josie ho being the most recognisable faces. there also a hk stunt crew on hand for the films action sequences and which are very cool in a hk via miike style. this could be fodder for a dreadful low budget b movie and but in miike hands it of course becomes something more interesting. it quite a slow and thoughtful film that meanders along and doesn not try to force anything down the viewer throat. characters are rounded and interesting and the plot an interesting but fairly loose framework for the story to be hung on. all in all a fairly low key effort until the action scenes and which show miike increasing prowess at directing and choreographing very nice action. watching the short making of with show and riki in wire rigs is really fun  you can tell they were having a great time the finale of the film tries to tie together the 3 dead or alive movies and which is quite unnecessary because each one is really self contained. miike explanation of the connection is very funny though and and caps the series off quite nicely. not as deep or well developed as doa2 and not as outrageous and intense as doa1. still another good miike movie though. 
the third part of miike dead or alive trilogy is as unrelated to the first two parts as they were to each other and more or less. show aikawa and riki takeuchi are back again for the lead roles and but this time the movie thrusts us forward 300 years or so into the future. post apocalypse. riki plays a tough cop and an enforcer for the corrupt city extreme police policies and and show plays a drifter who hooks up with a bunch of the city oppressed rebels. the film must have been shot in hong kong and as most of the rest of the cast are cantonese speakers and with terence yin and josie ho being the most recognisable faces. there also a hk stunt crew on hand for the films action sequences and which are very cool in a hk via miike style. this could be fodder for a dreadful low budget b movie and but in miike hands it of course becomes something more interesting. it quite a slow and thoughtful film that meanders along and doesn not try to force anything down the viewer throat. characters are rounded and interesting and the plot an interesting but fairly loose framework for the story to be hung on. all in all a fairly low key effort until the action scenes and which show miike increasing prowess at directing and choreographing very nice action. watching the short making of with show and riki in wire rigs is really fun  you can tell they were having a great time the finale of the film tries to tie together the 3 dead or alive movies and which is quite unnecessary because each one is really self contained. miike explanation of the connection is very funny though and and caps the series off quite nicely. not as deep or well developed as doa2 and not as outrageous and intense as doa1. still another good miike movie though. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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