I watched it for 45 minutes today, and by the way, I learned about the battle between Takeda Shingen and Mikatahara. In other words, Japanese names are not easy to remember. As far as the plot is concerned, I think it's okay at the moment. I didn't understand it at the beginning. Didn't I help him find a shadow? Why are all three the same? ! Hahaha, I found out later that, in fact, the other shadow is quite similar. Also, I actually feel that there is a sense of drama in this movie. "It's not easy to suppress yourself to become another person." 1 hour and 20 minutes of viewing experience: It is normal for Takeda Katsuri to feel uncomfortable. The grandson became the heir, and after a search, Takeda Katsurai committed suicide after losing the battle. It seems that Shingen was worthy of being a man of influence in the Warring States Period. Also, how could the lady's eyebrows be like that? Is it a status symbol? Or do they simply think they look good with raised eyebrows? Add a star, because it feels like the growth of a stand-in that I like, the growth of little people. In addition, the picture is not bad, especially the soft light that comes with old movies sometimes feels so beautiful. So eager to prove yourself, Piff
Also, the final face of the Shadow Warrior is a little too pale
Summary: Compared with the photography technology at that time, it is a very good movie, and Akira Kurosawa also respects history, and the life of Oda Nobunaga's 50 years of living is not bad. 7.8 points! Oak!
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