Originally, I didn't like Japanese movies. After watching a few works of Kitano Oshima Nagisa, I gradually became addicted. It's interesting to look at the island country after watching a lot of American blockbusters.
I feel that the Zatoichi created by Kitano is very cute, and he will be cute if he doesn't talk much. It's a pity that I, Asano, are cannon fodder again,,, through "The Imperial Law" and this film, I feel that you are a responsible and handsome man! I really feel that the more I look at him, the more handsome he is! As soon as Didi came out, I showed a different smile~ Although my sister felt very distressed when she told her experience. After thinking about it again, it seems that the early Japanese geisha was played by a man.
To sum up, a blind old man who punished evil and promoted good caused a bloody storm and then patted the dirt and slipped away, and by the way, a large group of people had an inexplicable Japanese kick, which made me confused. But I have to say that the whole film is very smooth, the rhythm is compact, and it has the style of Kitano Takeshi, bloody violence and cold humor. The music is also very eye-catching. This kind of classical Japanese feeling, the rendering of the ambient atmosphere makes me look very comfortable, exquisite clothes, retro buns, and the lantern waiter on the stone road in the middle of the night illuminates the bearers passing by, the noisy clamor of the casino and the dark place watching from the sidelines The line of sight, the friendliness and caring towards Zatoichi all make people feel cordial and natural. The wife who committed suicide because she couldn't bear the torment, the sister and brother who persisted in revenge, the perverted homeowner, and the group portraits made me feel as if I saw Japan in that era - national morality and bad roots.
The last sentence "open your eyes, you can't see is invisible" is very interesting to me personally, people who can't see are proficient in chopping wood, gambling, killing, but what about those who can see?
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