Chivalry is forbidden by martial arts

The remake is based on Kudo Eiichi's 1963 masterpiece of the same name, directed by Takashi Miike, the king of ghost and animal cult. Compared with the previous version, more space and shots are used to highlight Matsudaira Masaaki's cruel cold-blooded (played by Goro Inigaki), such as the brutal beheading and shooting of women and children; the ending of the small town ambush with 13 people and 53 riders Instead of confronting 13 people against 200 cavalry and 100 infantry, the enemy has turned 6 times!
My day, the knife has to be blunt! ! !
The last one to join the small town Ronin is changed to the Undead Savage of the Deep Mountain, the drama is increased, and the nonsense is increased.
The overall sense of violence has almost doubled, and the sense of impermanence of life and the reincarnation of karma is more prominent. I think that compared with the old version, it is a little overwhelming.
In addition, Goro Inigaki's cold-blooded performance was so admirable and outrageous. To add a digression, a monarch who is 1W more brutal than him has caught a lot in Chinese history, and there are few people who have acted for the heavens.

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