A real, simple and good film, Reivew on 13 Assassins

A movie that looks more like a movie made in the 1970s and 1980s. There is no magnificent swordsmanship and no magnificent scenes. Even the institutions in the small town seem so primitive, but it is such a "simple" movie. The Japanese costume films from Japan have achieved what many Chinese "dazzling" costume films cannot do: let the audience feel the spirit of the film itself.
Guitou’s loyalty to his master and Makino’s amputated abdomen for committing crimes fully demonstrate the spirit of Bushido. Bushido is like the Christian doctrine practiced by the samurai. It is sacred. Smart people will accuse Guitou. He was stupid and loyal and died well, but principle-oriented people would agree with him and feel sorry for his fate. The Thirteen Assassins are the most tragic. I think the hunter of the Thirteen Assassins, Shinrokuro, makes the Gunner Ronin and Ogura the most distinctive, and can reflect the values of people of different personalities in this battle. What is it for? And it can make them fight as if they were dead.
All in all, this film is very real. This alone requires a lot of domestic costume films to learn from, play less virtual and more real. Such a movie can really make people feel thrilling.

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