Detective Kyosuke Kozu's Murder Reasoning II
Detective Kyosuke Kozu's Murder Reasoning II

Detective Kyosuke Kozu's Murder Reasoning II

1985Movie92 minJapanese

Reportage writer Kenzo has made an interview appointment with Morishima, the mastermind behind the political and business world. On that day, Morishima is killed and a 200 million yen diamond is stolen. The diamond was brought by jeweler Kuhara to sell to Morishima. A woman named Maki who was present and disappeared immediately after the incident is suspicious. However, the site is a completely closed room. Kenzo's older brother, Matsushita, the chief of the investigation section, also shook his head...

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Director: Yukio SuzukiGenres: Mystery, Crime, Detective

Plot Summary

In this sequel, detective Kyosuke Kozu is called to investigate a complex murder case that appears to be connected to a series of previous unsolved crimes. As he delves deeper, Kozu uncovers a web of deceit, betrayal, and hidden motives among the suspects. He must race against time to piece together the intricate clues before the killer strikes again.

Critical Reception

Information on critical reception for "Detective Kyosuke Kozu's Murder Reasoning II" is scarce, as it was a direct-to-video release in Japan with limited international distribution. Contemporary reviews, where available, often focused on its intricate plot and the detective's deductive skills, though some criticized its pacing and production values.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its complex mystery elements and the clever deduction of the protagonist.
  • Some found the narrative somewhat convoluted and the resolution less impactful than expected.
  • Appreciated for its classic detective procedural feel within the Japanese V-cinema context.

Google audience: Audience reviews are very limited due to the film's niche release. Where found, viewers who appreciate slow-burn mysteries and classic detective tropes tend to enjoy its intricate plot, while others may find its pacing and dated production less engaging.

Fun Fact

The film is part of a series that gained a cult following among fans of Japanese detective films, often noted for its character-driven mysteries over action sequences.

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