I didn't expect that the comics could be changed to this. 158's Kenshin with red hair in a crimson shirt finally has a prototype. He satisfies my imagination. The film is very textured, and it answers some of the daily life that I couldn't understand when I was reading comics, such as clothing, equipment, and even the shape of many people. The film is impressive for the four fights, the first fight with Sagara Sanosuke, standing on the back of the knife, Japanese martial arts movements combine reality and art, not as fantastical and elegant as Chinese martial arts films, the second fight outside the villa , coupled with the soundtrack without lyrics, the one who wields the knife and sticks to the ground is very ornamental. In the third scene with the disfigured man, I finally saw the good-looking of the Japanese samurai sword. The fourth game with the blade guard showed a complete katana duel, including the closing sword, which overlapped with the image of Kenshin in my impression. As a layman, I could actually see why the katana sword is so highly regarded by the Japanese. Advantage. What I am dissatisfied with this film is that the heroine, who has always been quite textured before, turned into a white and reflective complexion when she lay on the ground in the last scene, and it was the right face that was rubbed and rubbed on the ground, and woke up in bed. When I came here, I was speechless with all the bruises on my left face, and the lines and performance when I exhorted Kenshin not to kill people also defeated the goodwill I had accumulated before. It is also possible that in order to show the fight of Kenshin, that part of the cuteness was not shown, which is a pity.
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