However, when I watched 1, I was attracted by the fighting, so I suddenly fell in love with Japanese samurai movies. After watching 1, I swept basically all Japanese samurai movies. . In terms of fighting, apart from Zatoichi, I really can't find such a wonderful one. . . .
Quiet as a virgin, moving like a rabbit is the real attack. . . 2's fight just got more exciting. . . The knife is as fast as lightning, running smoothly, light, efficient, not gorgeous, not cool, simple and practical, clean and neat killing machine, typical of Bruce Lee's style. . Remove some of the gimmicks in the movie that are estimated to be printed with comics. . . Presumably a true samurai once must have done so. . . Fighting for life, where can there be three hundred rounds of war. . Just a few knives. . .
Fighting is one of the best martial arts films I've ever seen (even if it's a martial arts film...), and only Bruce Lee's films can compare. . . It 's very enjoyable to watch. The
plot is very simple and straightforward, but the plot is very clear, not twisted, not artificial, the most important point! ! Relax! ! ! The film is not like some Thai brain fragments. The two people started fighting without saying a word, and the whole story was full of martial arts. . . . Instead, it hangs the audience's appetite, so that the energy that bursts out is more enjoyable.
There are also some shortcomings. I think it is caused by the congenital deficiencies of this film. It is estimated that because it is a comic adaptation, the tension of the film is slightly insufficient.
Fighting: ☆☆☆☆☆
Plot: ☆☆☆
Music: ☆☆☆☆
Acting: ☆☆☆
Overall, as a samurai movie, I give it five stars decisively! It's enough to express the most important elements, that is, the plot of punching and threading, the rest doesn't matter!
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