Review of Outrage: Way of the Yakuza

Outrage is a war movie, for better or worse. It's a good journey into yakuza strategies, culture and pecking order, and tells about a world that is too little known in western countries. It shows a strict society always careful to follow the rules but ready to play dirty to have a little more bit of power. Without romanticize it shows the meanness and even the fun for harming. Extremely violent, but maybe just realist, this aseptic eye is its very own fault. Excepting those scenes of nice black humor, the impression I had was almost like I watched a documentary. Even if I know Outrage is a coming back to Kitano's roots, I still missed so much that human warmth I found in other movies of him.
A final note could be that trying to follow too many foreign names and the way they're linked may turn out a little confusing.