将軍家光の乱心 激突
Inhalte(1)
Tachechiyo embarks on a journey to Edo to participate in an initiation ritual that will mark his passage to manhood. Accompany him on the journey they must combat the advancing army of the Shogunate who doesn't want the young master to reach his destination. (Verleiher-Text)
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I was regretting for the entire movie that I hadn’t seen this at the right age, as a boy, because back then I would have loved this dumbly entertaining, straightforward mix of incongruous elements (wuxia samurais, fencing with katanas, the magnificent seven versus thousands of soldier sword-fodder, such bad to absolutely perfect over-acting from the shogun, the detailed gore, dislocated cuts during the action, to absurdly overdone sound effects, a burning and exploding horse, almost non-stop slow motion and repeats etc.). Anyway, now however hard I try, I just can’t get over some of this; particularly the crazy scene where, completely unexpectedly (and certainly uninvited), the craziest ear-splitting eighties Japanese pop-metal starts blaring, refusing to stop for like a whole ten minutes. And if all of this sounds to you like ideal material for a lifetime guilty pleasure love affair, you are absolutely right. But only if you see it first time when you are still fourteen at latest.
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