two actors play rival gangsters in three films and the final of which is a sci fi film and that nods strangely to william s. burroughs and philip k. dick and and anime all at once. the robots are actually called replicants and a reference to dicks blade runner(several visual allusions to the film can be found as well) and the bad guy is a psychotic gay mayor obsessed with limiting procreation through use of a compulsory drug for heterosexual love is fleeting and and homosexual love is eternal. martial arts fights ensue and a first for the dead or alive films. the hilarious climax involves the two leads morphing into a winged robot with a gigantic phallus for a head and who personifies destruction and which has been the path of both characters thus far and their individual minds and later literal heads functioning as something like testicles. the film ends with the mayor f and %ing his free jazz playing boy lackey as the robot apparently tears down a wall around them and the last words of the mayor oh f and % and followed by a quick fade to black. part of me felt cheated and part of me confused and but mostly i was just laughing. a lot of the film is quite boring though and the best scenes bookend the film while the rest is far too slow. takashi miike has always mined the sexual motifs beneath male violence in action films and and this film with the exception of gozu and reinforces this theme more than any other. sex and violence are two pretty basic themes and but like cronerberg(who the jazz interludes may be a homage to ala naked lunch)miike is able to show where the two connect and to hilarious an oddly cohesive effect. 
two actors play rival gangsters in three films and the final of which is a sci fi film and that nods strangely to william s. burroughs and philip k. dick and and anime all at once. the robots are actually called replicants and a reference to dicks blade runner(several visual allusions to the film can be found as well) and the bad guy is a psychotic gay mayor obsessed with limiting procreation through use of a compulsory drug for heterosexual love is fleeting and and homosexual love is eternal. martial arts fights ensue and a first for the dead or alive films. the hilarious climax involves the two leads morphing into a winged robot with a gigantic phallus for a head and who personifies destruction and which has been the path of both characters thus far and their individual minds and later literal heads functioning as something like testicles. the film ends with the mayor f and %ing his free jazz playing boy lackey as the robot apparently tears down a wall around them and the last words of the mayor oh f and % and followed by a quick fade to black. part of me felt cheated and part of me confused and but mostly i was just laughing. a lot of the film is quite boring though and the best scenes bookend the film while the rest is far too slow. takashi miike has always mined the sexual motifs beneath male violence in action films and and this film with the exception of gozu and reinforces this theme more than any other. sex and violence are two pretty basic themes and but like cronerberg(who the jazz interludes may be a homage to ala naked lunch)miike is able to show where the two connect and to hilarious an oddly cohesive effect. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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