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I revisited this movie I saw a few years ago, and I insisted that this is a rare comic book.
Sato Takeshi may not be the best actor, but he is a suitable actor to play Kenshin Hiimura. The senses are somewhat similar, the same thin and flexible, the same taciturn but with a warm smile. I heard that there is no need for a substitute. The skill is really good, and those who work hard will always get good luck.
As for Takei Saki's big cake face, it's really hard for me to accept it. It's better to choose Kaoru Kaoru than to choose Gao Hehui, or Aoi-sensei looks good, but the eyebrows are a bit weird.
The story is that after the battle of Toba Fushimi, the reformist executioner Pulled the Sword - Hiimura Kenshin threw down his weapon and roamed the world and stopped killing people. Ten years later, a ronin Kenshin appeared in Tokyo, and met Kaoru Kamiya, the master of Kaoru Kamiya, who misunderstood him as a murderer. In the days when he lived in Kamiya Dojo, he defeated the hooligans who wanted to occupy the dojo, met the charming female doctor Gao Hahui, made friends with Sagara Sanosuke who did not know each other, and fought against Saito Kazuichi, the current police officer of the former Shinsengumi group. . At the same time, Takeda Kanyanagi, an opium maker, poisoned the well for the port, and the indignant Kenshin and Zuanosuke went straight to Takeda Kanyanagi's manor. After defeating Skull Mask Outyin and Heavy Machine Gunner Takeda Kanyanagi, he has to face the dangerous Heavy Eyed - Udo Blade Guard...
The most exciting thing about this movie is the martial arts design. Flying Swordsmanship, you can tell from the name that it is the kind of elegant and fierce style of play, so the design of flashing and moving is particularly important. The battlefield at the beginning of the film is dominated by sternness, and the knife seals the throat. Fighting hooligans and Zuo nosuke is mainly clever and gentle. Straight into the group battle of the manor, sweeping the floor has the feeling of a snake coming out of a hole, it is simply happy. The feeling of fighting against the yellow hair outer India draws on the action of parkour, much like the design of the sunflower samurai. On the contrary, it is a common explosion in the comics used in the final boss battle, which is quite satisfactory.
The highly restored characters (I have to praise Sato Ken, he is really hardworking and attentive) and the flowing action design make this movie an uncompromising classic.
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