The final episode of the Outrage series depicts the Yakuza world so vividly, presenting the audience the pleasure of a genre movie. Otomo, thought to be dead in the previous episode, Outrage Beyond, is working for Mr. Chang on Jeju Island in Korea, concealing his identity. Due to a skirmish at a bar, tension is building between Mr. Chang’s family and the Hanabishi group. To solve this problem, Otomo returns to Japan, and his appearance ignites a war. Kitano’s Yakuza movies are called “the aesthetic of violence,” and this movie is one of them. The appeal of this movie is to depict extreme violence though short breaths and simple motions. However, the best of it is the actor Kitano as Otomo, whose simple staring makes the audience’s blood run cold. His presence is timeless. It may be the privilege for fans of the Outrage series to match the genealogy and relationship in the series, but without understanding the previous episodes, only following Otomo enables you to participate in the finale of this epic story. (KIM Young-woo)