Times create heroes, but all heroes have their so-called tragic color. This is the case with Kenshin, he has carried too much on his back, and the spectators are also full of pity. It seems to confirm what Ba said. Wherever he went, there was a bloody storm. Although he promised not to kill again, as a swordsman, as a once-famous swordsman, when his identity was exposed again, plus Innate sense of justice, everything seems to be inevitable. But it’s just like that. Another characteristic of heroes is that they are not surrendered to fate. Only what they believe in is the truth. Others’ assumptions and definitions are just speculations. They are used to making the impossible possible. Until the end of the movie, he didn't personally end other people's lives.
As for He Kaoru's relationship, the movie also stops at the point, but that hazy and inner concern just hits somewhere deep in the heart, which is especially warm and touching. "Welcome home" and "I'm back", what a good ending, and the gradual introduction of the ending theme song is just right.
Although the preferential benefit is not as coquettish as the original, it has another flavor, and it is not obvious in the movie. Kagawa Teruyuki's Kanliu performance has a sense of cheapness, and of course there is no lack of comedy. As for...
In addition, I want to talk about the action instructions of the movie. I really like the speed of Kenshin's sword dancing and dodging. Especially when I went to watch the fight between Liu's family and the warriors, Kenshin ran in circles on his side. It was so handsome. There are warriors. The kind of decisiveness and cleanliness, there is a kind of hearty feeling after reading it.
As for the reminiscence chapter, the movie has only been taken, and Ba also has only a crying back. Although I once cried for them, I don't expect the movie to continue, because this is already a complete story, because like Ba, we all hope that Kenshin can live well and not be burdened by the past.
Finally, I would like to praise the theme song of the movie. It starts just right and fits in with the movie. Both the song and the lyrics are amazing. Yes, it seems that everything never ends. Where should I start, but also because everything is It never ends, so I can start over at any time.
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