Death Row Family

The film constructs its comedy on the stark contrast between yakuza aesthetics and the characters' utter incompetence, building one gag upon another. It relies on absurdist traditions, exploring how, even in the criminal underworld, the greatest threat can be one's own stupidity.

Those who tire of predictable heists will find a cascade of ridiculous situations where careful planning devolves into pure farce. What lingers after the credits is the cheerful chaos of a world where no threat is too serious to be undone by sheer idiocy. — MovieFinder Editorial