Lupin the Third: Fujiko Mine's Lie

Original title: Lupin the IIIrd: Mine Fujiko no Uso

2019
58m

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Lupin the Third: Fujiko Mine's Lie (2019)

Fujiko befriends a young boy whose late father hid away a treasure, but a killer is on the boy's trail.Fujiko befriends a young boy whose late father hid away a treasure, but a killer is on the boy's trail.Fujiko befriends a young boy whose late father hid away a treasure, but a killer is on the boy's trail.

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Kan'ichi Kurita

Arsene Lupin III
(voice)

Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Daisuke Jigen
(voice)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Fujiko Mine
(voice)

Mamoru Miyano

Bincam
(voice)

Tomoe Hanba

Gene
(voice)

Masato Obara

Randy
(voice)

Mayumi Asano

Carla
(voice)

Biichi Satoh

Lark
(voice)

Yasuyoshi Hara

Godfrey
(voice)

Takeshi Hayakawa

Hugo

Naoto Tsuchiya

Smith

Farahnaz Nikray

Security Guard A
(as Nikray Farahnaz)

Jake Eberle

Smith
(English version)
(voice)

Katelyn Gault

Carla
(English version)
(voice)

Erika Harlacher

Gene
(English version)
(voice)

Billy Kametz

Bincam
(English version)
(voice)

Ben Lepley

Randy
(English version)
(voice)

Dan D.W. McCann

Bradley
(English version)
(voice)

Director
- Takeshi Koike
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Trivia
Excluding the opening that consists of images of the five main characters. This is the first Lupin III movie to not feature Inspector Zenigata.

Connections
Version of Rupan sansei: Pilot Film (1969)

Soundtracks
Innocent deceiver
Performed by TAKUMI iwasky
Lyrics by Takumi Iwasaki
Music by James Shimoji

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8/10

Fujiko Mine gets a moment to shine once again.

After the TV series A Woman Called Fujiko Mine, there were three hour-long videos that were positioned as part of the same series. The first two were sequels only in the sense that they also had violence and nudity, but they lacked everything that made the Fujiko Mine series so interesting.

Fujiko's Lie is closer to that original series. The focus is back on Fujiko, who is sexy and complex and awful and sympathetic. And the story is more compelling and with more genuine emotion than the two before.

It's as though the people who made these "sequels" made two before watching the Fujiko Mine series and then were like, oh, we got this totally wrong, let's do an actual sequel.