This is an extraordinary masterpiece that surpasses ordinary halberd films. The first impression is that it is exquisite. It Bakumatsu Shinsengumi ""The movement is the background, describing the process of Shinsengumi's hang-zi phone Ryūnosuke turning from a swordsman's heartbreaking into a murderous mania. Hashimoto Shinobu serves as the screenwriter, perhaps because of the limitation of the length of the film. The plot is slightly...
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By Maia 2022-12-29 17:34:32
The 9-point
ending was super exciting with one enemy and many, and the final battle was shocking.
Kihachi Okamoto's "The Sword of Doom" may strike an unsuspecting audience in a weird and violent way. The movie tells the story of a ranger who kills an unarmed old man for no reason, and finally falls into a rehearsal that looks like destroying the world: in the psychedelic, he fights with countless enemies in delusions and reality. The extreme and typified violence shown in... -
By Cory 2022-12-28 18:52:32
In the Great Bodhisattva Ridge, Ryuzhisuke killed 14 by himself.
Unscathed, after killing the last one, the camera came over from behind his neck and reached his side. Ryunosuke gave a demonic grin.
When Sergio Leone was photographing the past in the west, the same lens learned to take Henry Fonda, Henry Fonda’s high cheekbones and skull eyes, which looked like Ryunosuke.
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By Luther 2022-12-28 15:53:44
The final chapter of the samurai, fate and elegy
Kihachi Okamoto has always been good at shooting war and samurai films. The difference is that the image of the samurai in his works is not like the kind of humanitarian-centric intellectual warfare written by Akira Kurosawa, or the feudal society described by Masaki Kobayashi. Here are pure political pawns. Instead, taking the samurai itself as the core, starting from the kendo interpretation, really photographed the soul of the samurai. This version of "Great Buddha Ridge" not only...
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By Keenan 2022-12-26 20:52:16
Excellent violence is a colorless sword. In fact, the overall structure of the film is both influenced and bound by the adaptation of the novel. Although Hashimoto is worthy of being an experienced screenwriter, the comprehensive adaptation, especially the deep consciousness conveyed by borrowing the background of the times, has made this pure violence restricted. It's definitely a pity that Sword of Destruction ended up being a period drama - which is why the finale is logically questionable -...
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By Alberto 2022-12-20 22:58:00
Okamoto Kihachi Okamoto was born on February 17, 1923, in Yonago, Japan. On February 19, 2005, he died in Kawasaki, Japan. Japan
Professional director and screenwriter was born in Yonago in 1923. His real name is Kihachiro Okamoto. He served in the military during the Pacific War, and was later demobilized to work at the Toho Studio. He founded a unique genre of non-Japanese comedy, with jumping montage techniques, manga-style graphics and operetta-style musical effects, giving Japanese...
