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Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle 2007

120 min📅 2007-10-14

Blending quirky action with offbeat humor, *Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle* (2007) delivers a wild sequel that follows Detective Zura as he leaps into another high-flying, carpet-based adventure.

Director: Minoru Kawasaki

Cast

Fuyuki Moto
Fuyuki Moto
Hiromi Kitagawa
Hiromi Kitagawa
Ijirî Okada
Ijirî Okada
Lou Ohshiba
Hideo Nakano
Hideo Nakano
Tora Uganda
Tora Uganda
Yakan Nabe
Yakan Nabe
Dr. Nakamatsu

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle (2007) about?

Detective Zura returns in this off-the-wall sequel, diving headfirst into another chaotic case that tests his carpet-flying skills and comedic ingenuity. The film blends slapstick action with eccentric storytelling, creating an unforgettable viewing experience.

Who directed Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle?

The film was helmed by Minoru Kawasaki, known for his imaginative and often bizarre cinematic style.

Who stars in Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle?

Fuyuki Moto, Hiromi Kitagawa, and Ijirî Okada headline the cast, bringing their signature blend of humor and drama to the quirky caper.

Is Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle (2007) worth watching?

While not a mainstream hit, Kawasaki's direction and the film's unique charm make it a delightful oddity for fans of offbeat action-comedy. Its 120-minute runtime keeps the energy high, even if it's not for every taste.

How long is Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle?

The film runs for 120 minutes.

About Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle (2007) — The Sequel That Takes the Chase to New Heights

Blending quirky action with offbeat humor, *Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle* (2007) delivers a wild sequel that follows Detective Zura as he leaps into another high-flying, carpet-based adventure.

Directed by the imaginative Minoru Kawasaki, this 120-minute eccentric romp reunites audiences with Fuyuki Moto, Hiromi Kitagawa, and Ijirî Okada in roles that balance absurdity with unexpected charm. The film's playful tone contrasts sharp comedic timing against a backdrop of stylized chaos, making it a cult favorite for fans of unconventional Japanese cinema. With its mix of slapstick stunts and lighthearted crime-solving, *Rug Cop: The Biggest Overhead Battle* promises a uniquely entertaining escape.