It is expected that the name of the martial arts will be placed in a more obvious position in the future.

This series is finally over. Fukuyama's Bigu in the title is still outstanding, and he interprets the style of the Japanese hero very well. In the film of more than two hours, the first 45 minutes were given to Fukuyama, which is also considered the director's attention to the actors and the plot. And the famous lines in the original work were basically told by Fukuyama. If the screenwriter hadn't let Bigu appear in the later stage like the original work, Fukuyama would have been stealing the limelight.

This final chapter is exactly as I thought after reading the upper part. It lacks a lot of small boss scenes. Only the monk's scene has a little more space because it has to be assigned to the role of Xianggaku, and he also introduces the villain through his mouth. The background of the characters, I feel that this should be done in the first half. In addition, Eguchi also successfully killed a small boss in the original as in the original. The role of this film is indeed closely linked to the actor's popularity.

For the final battle, perhaps because the crude oil in the original work is too disgusting, the film did not explain the reason why the knife caught fire, nor did it give the name of the infinite blade, Zhi Zhixiong's knife deserves a close-up. In the end, the battle was a few blocks away from the five masters in "The Swordsman" who were besieging Guangmingding, but they were still a few blocks away from being able to catch up. The improvement of the sword-drawing technique is commendable. After all, no one will go forward stupidly and ask you to draw the sword to cut. In the end, the protagonist finally speaks the trick, but the Japanese sounds like a tongue twister, not as handsome as the four characters in Chinese. .

This film really satirizes the government enough, and Ito has completely turned into a bad guy, and the final salute is really ironic. It looks better when Xun puts her hair down. This actor is really not suitable for ancient costumes. The ending song is very nice, but the first few sentences in English made me think it was an English song. bgm is a continuation of the previous level.

I specifically looked at the final credits, and the name of Kenji Tanigaki, the most important martial arts instructor in the series, was placed in an inconspicuous place. After all, the most important thing in this series is the martial arts. Thinking of Chinese action movies, martial arts and directors are usually played side by side or one after the other. It seems that in Japan, the status of martial arts needs to be improved. Looking forward to the future works of this team.

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