Yamada Fuutarou’s original work was never seen, but after seeing the original animation, when I commented on this movie, after all, I felt right and confident-but because of the excellent works first, there is more or less prejudice against the movie version. , Including paranoid expectations and paranoid dissatisfaction.
1. story. For the fans of "Koka Ninfa Taku", "Ninbo" is absolutely flashy. A 90-minute movie is obviously not as rich as the 24-episode animated version. First of all, the characters are reduced from 10 people on each side to 5 people each. Secondly, the explanation of the life experience of each ninja is omitted. Of course, it also includes various details on the way to Sunfu. The purpose of deleting and modifying the plot must be to highlight the love tragedy of Kananosuke and Oko, so as to facilitate the understanding of audiences who have not seen the original. However, for those who want to review the animation with a live performance, the characters are too thin and the plot is too much. It's easy.
2. actor. Although compared to the heroic Yukie Nakama, I prefer the soft and charming hazy in the animation, but overall, except for the fantasy with a girl's hairstyle, the female characters are considered satisfactory. As for the male actor, even though I had been mentally prepared, I was still inevitably cold by Nishizukizaemon. I have pity on my most admired Zaemon, who has no grace and grace. He is masked with a mud shell and wrapped in linen; let alone Ling. The respected Muraga Hyouma was also changed beyond recognition. Only the "Leung Ka Fai + Matsuda Long Ping" version of Yasha Pills is still good to watch.
3. theme. The film focuses on the love and tragedy card, and expresses sympathy for the tragic fate of the ninja. However, due to the deletion of a large number of plots, the feeling of despair in the animation has also been greatly diminished, which is counter to the clichés. This is my biggest dissatisfaction as an animation fan.
4. art. The beauty of the film scene is the most commendable in this film. The beautiful scenery and gorgeous martial arts scenes make the film look like a live-action CG animation. Compared with the rough style and sad animation, the film still has a kind of warmth and brightness of human feelings.
5. In summary, as a fan of the ninja, this movie still has something to watch; as a fan of "Koga Ninja"... please don't hope to find the memories and touches of the original from the movie.
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