1966's "Tokyo Drifter," Seijun Suzuki's unhinged yakuza delight, was light years ahead of its time, incorporating bursts of color, surrealism, and musical montages. The premise is simple, and the production design is imposing, with nightclub scenes lit up in a lavender glow and a Western-inspired saloon brawl that may be one of the most chaotic bar fights of all time.