Ayase Haruka's eyes seem to fit the image of a female hero, from the robot girlfriend from the future to this female head city. Although this time she plays a blind woman from the shogunate era, the eyes of the blind woman she interprets are indifferent and sharp.
Old age makes Kubozuka Yosuke's big and small eyes more serious. In front of one shot, Uncle Yosuke still had bright double eyelids, but after one shot, one of his eyes changed back to a mediocre state, and he was embarrassed.
About the ten thousand ghosts in the film, it is familiar at first glance, and at second glance, he is the grenade boy Gan Xing in "Red Cliff". This face is really not very colorful.
The seemingly mediocre and timid Samurai Tenma is actually a higher-ranked Samurai than Ayase Haruka who slapped a letter with his hands. His real body only "appeared" in about 10 minutes at the end of the film. Due to an accident, Shima, who has never unsheathed his katana since then, erupted in force like a three-eyed boy who had uncovered a Kake sticker during the decisive battle against the final boss. At that moment, I was very enthusiastic when I saw it, and also felt very cliché. But this kind of joke that shows the real kung fu at the last minute is intriguing from ancient times to the present.
About this bastard. She has experienced three men in her life. One is the blind father who gave her martial arts virtues, the other is the man who took her life, and the last one is ten horses. Leaving aside the bravery of the female star, Ashi is really a poor woman. In this world with only winter, she can only rely on shamisen to make a living. The female image selected in this Zatoichi series of films can be said to be a breakthrough.
In the end, the moment when the knife was closed was very interesting, eh.
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