The Blade of Ghost Slayer just finished the animation some time ago, but it failed to get everyone's enthusiasm and excitement, because I wasn't particularly interested in animation. There are good-looking and wonderful, but there is really no such thing as exciting or shocking.
Therefore, I don't have much expectation for this theatrical version, and even after most of it has passed, I feel that, um, it is similar to the drama version. But I didn't expect that at the end, I burst into tears.
This is really not just a story about ghosts eating people, a story about catching ghosts, isn't this spirit the whole meaning of human existence? I kept crying when Tanjiro said that, he yelled hysterically: Yes, you ghosts won't get hurt, even if you get hurt, you'll recover right away. But we humans are different. Those who have been cut off will not recover. If they are injured, they need a long period of rest and recuperation. But ah but! Even so! We're going to do our best to chop you all down!
If this sentence is summed up, it may not be surprising, and this belief may have been conveyed in many film and television dramas. But in the theatrical version, under these circumstances, after such a vigorous and enthusiastic eldest brother smiled and sacrificed for the younger generation, when he sacrificed everything and still did not kill the ghost, I was completely stabbed by this sentence. It is these daring courage that is what keeps us going.
Respect.
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