Takashi Miike's film is very bold, full of dissatisfaction with today's social system, and the strangely sad and indignant ballads seem leisurely in the midst of wanton slaughter! Full of joy. Yi Zang shuttles through various eras with the same pleasure and revenge as always! It just shows the eternal critical spirit of those reformers in various historical eras! To hide not to fear death also represents the bravery of generations of critics! When you meet a god, kill a god, when you meet a Buddha, kill a Buddha! Kill and kill! It is worthy of being the top master of violent aesthetics! The guts are too fat! So fat! A seriously underrated movie!
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