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Zatôichi: Even with my eyes wide open I can't see a thing.
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Shinkichi: Massuer, did you see that?
Zatôichi: I don't see much
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Aunt Oume: This must be quite a sight! I'm guiding a masseur, who's carrying my vegetables.
Zatôichi: Wish I could see that!
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Shinkichi: Aren't you betting?
Zatôichi: I'll just watch for now.
Shinkichi: Watch? But you're blind!
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Shinkichi: I'll have a bath.
Geisha Seitaro 'Osei' Naruto: Me, too.
Shinkichi: No! Men first!
Geisha Seitaro 'Osei' Naruto: I am a man!
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Shinkichi: I have to say, it's incredible. You really look like a woman! Does make-up make men beautiful?
Geisha Seitaro 'Osei' Naruto: It doesn't work on everyone. It depends on the face!
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Zatôichi: [Last lines: Zatoichi trips on a rock while walking down a road] Even with my eyes wide open, I can't see anything.
The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi Quotes
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Alexandrine 2022-03-27 09:01:11
I used to think that Kitano was playing with his violent aesthetics. After years of revisiting it, I realized that Kitano Takeshi was talking about his philosophy of violence. The world of Takeshi Kitano: Lonely, funny, weird, fresh, and always in a state of super invincible fire. Wandering around the world, punishing evil and promoting good brings you warmth without sensationalism. Use Kitano Takeshi's philosophical thinking to appreciate his unique violent aesthetics, lonely, clean, quiet, and breathtaking!
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Thurman 2022-04-21 09:02:40
In the vivid Kitano-style violent aesthetic film, his consistent duality of warmth and violence is still so harmonious and subtle, and the swaying blood and sharp skills make the knight's head market even more profound. The music is a real purifier for the plasma scene, and the zephyr tap at the end deepens the fun style. Four and a half stars
Director: Takeshi Kitano
Language: Japanese Release date: September 6, 2003