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Watched this on the plane back to Singapore couple days ago. It's the sequel form the 2010 movie under the same franchise. What previous movie left of is the Inoue challanged Ogata to kill him right at the spot, but Ogata didn't and cancelled the plan. And from there, work goes on as usual with all the missions here and there, but the face off is left hanging, until the faithful day. In this movie, Ogata finally launched his revolutionary plan, and how did he do it? He's not alone, there're lots of other bunch of beuracrauts infiltring the government from both political field or the police side. The plan is executed quite well at the beginning of the movie with the terrorist aka Ogata's croonies lock up the whole cabinet and lawmaker during their diet meeting and set up lots of booby traps all over the building. Prior to Ogata's attack, Ogata instruct Inoue's team to inspect one room quite far from the meeting room, hence, the team only find out that their team leader is actually heading a terrorist act after Inoue sensed something wrong with the atmosphere (as expected the agent with SP power). Lots of action on bare-hand combat (yey), but what you'd expect from SP movies should be the twist, will Ogata succeed in his mission? What other details will be revealed and what is Ogata's true motive? You have to watch it and experience the tension.
There's no doubt that I'll watch this movie again because airplane screen are just TOO SMALL. This is one of the rare franchise that still have good stories despite of it being the 'final' movie. The action sequences are quite cool, I winched couple of times seeing Inoue got beaten up like that but he survived (LOL)! The cleaning team (the small truck that's always appear at the end of each show) is still there, and we still don't know who's heading them. In fact, this so-called final movie still have LOTS of other question marks. The biggest question mark from this movie is what Ogata had written in his letter to Inoue and why Inoue's still keeping the letter.
I'd assume that this is not the end considering this franchise is quite a successful box office, and they still have lots of details to be revealed plus lots of dark secrets to be exposed. The prime minister is not dead yet (yeah, that horrible person is still alive), the opposition leader is still alive (after what he's done to Ogata *some spoiler here*), and Inoue still has his migraine, so yeah, the franchise is not ending yet. Totally recommend this movie for the thrill of it, and oh one fun thing to know, they throw in some commedy stuff every now and then and it involves Yamamoto beaten up by Sasamoto and Yamamoto loves it, LOL.
