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As a commercial I give 5 stars
Wallace 2022-03-26 09:01:05
Don't give a bad review. This film is in place from the setting, costumes, props to special effects. As an oriental Japanese historical magic film, Hollywood interprets it well. It has the necessary elements of Hollywood blockbuster magic, action, and love (hero + beauty). , but it has a relatively good performance on the Eastern Japanese Bushido, swordsman, Eastern love concept, and martial arts action. The joining of powerful actors Sanada Hiroyuki and Asano Tadanobu adds to the film. It has been broadcasted many times in my store with a large projection. Yes, the color picture is the same as the production level of blockbusters, 120 minutes did not say bad, 5 points, highly recommended.
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Brandy 2022-04-22 07:01:18
The story is actually pretty good, the only and biggest flaw is that a lot of Japanese speak English, which is weird. Sanada Hiroyuki is so handsome, the integrity and demeanor of a man are all in him. Although Rinko Kikuchi did a good job, it was a little too much~ The ending is hilarious.
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Carley 2022-04-22 07:01:18
Not too bad actually!
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Ôishi: No one, but you and I, can know that you are, and will always be, the joy of my life.
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Narrator: Ancient feudal Japan, a land shrouded in mystery, forbidden to foreigners. A group of magical islands home to witches and demons. A nation of rival provinces whose lords were ruled by a shogun whose will is absolute. Peace in the realm is kept by the samurai, master swordsmen tasked with protecting their lord and their province at all costs. Should a samurai ever lose of fail his master, he suffers the greatest shame in all Japanese society. He becomes a ronin. And yet, to know they story of the 47 Ronin, is to know the story of all Japan.