Hachiko Story – The True Story Of A Faithful Dog

Director Channing Tatum's actual road trip with his ailing dog served as the basis for the movie. Hell Dogs is the most recent Japanese film

Directed by Masato Hadara, who is well-known in the business for his works including "The Last Samurai," which featured "Mission Impossible" actor Tom Cruise, "Inugami," "Chronicle of My Mother," and others. Masato tells the tale of an ex-cop who receives a second chance in life in "Hell Dogs," 

After being sent back to the nexus of the criminal underworld. Junichi Okada steals the show with his somber look, innovative combat styles, and convincing portrayal of "Shogo Kanetaka," 

complimented by the excellent performances by Kentaro Sakag uchi as Jideki Murooka, Mayu Matsuoka as Emiri Kisa, Miyavi as Yoshitaka Toake, Kazuki Kitamura as Tsutomu Toki, Yoshi Sako as Chief Anai, and Yasumasa Oba as Chuji omaeda.

The 'Hell Dogs' Movie Plot Synopsis: 

What Takes Place?

• An expelled Japanese police officer named Goro Idejuki is plagued by stress and despair as a result of the lady he loved being killed during an attempted robbery at a supermarket ten years ago. 

• One suspect was apprehended by the police after five years, but he was never charged and was freed without a trial; he was later located. 

• To deal with his grief and trauma, Goro alternates his hours between drinking alcohol and shattering bones. 

• When Goro is captured, Chief Anai, the Metropolitan Criminal Police's chief, tells him to put his talents to good use by going undercover in "Toshokai."

• The Ujiie family, also known as the "Expelled," and the Kozu family have been engaged in an unending struggle for power since the death of the fifth Yakuza boss a few years ago. 

• After a former police officer mediates the conflict, Kozu rises to the position of sixth boss and establishes a real company as a front, much like the mafia, but is later dealt with by the "Expelled."

The Black-Dressed Bodyguard

Toake takes his safety seriously and has been subjecting his guys to cruel beatings in order to find the one who isn't afraid of dying. 

Shogo and Muro triumph and are appointed as "Toake"'s personal bodyguards because he forced the fighters to wear vests so he could shoot them afterward to check who gets up and who doesn't. 

Toake and Shugo are comparable in certain aspects. He is the biggest target because he is cool, calculated, and alone, and he has vowed to rid Japan of the "Expelled" so the Yakuza can usher in the new era. As for Shogo and Muro, they are centurions, and Toake is their "Roman captain."