Rurouni Kenshin (2012)

[this recommendation includes the Rurouni Kenshin movie trilogy]

Both movies are adapted from anime/manga and involve action sequences, samurai and a hero with a scarred past.

Both are epic jidaigeki movie series about a wandering ronin based on famous jidaigeki manga..............................................

Both are about a girl practising Kendo. Both are very similar.....................................................

Both are about a great assassin swordsman haunted by his brutal & bloody past...................................

There is a lot in common with the cast of both Kenshin and Shinkenger. It's a samurai season which is another way to get interested in for, and both have a dark tone with a mix of satire.

It's the fourth film in the series and continues the story.
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Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno (kyoto Taika hen) is the sequel to Rurouni Kenshin. It features the main characters and introduces Battousai's successor Shishio who tries to take over Japan. Can Kenshin beat Shishio while keeping Battousai at bay?

The both protagonist are samurais, they seek avoid to use the violence, and both know great sword techniques.

Although they are set in different eras, the movies are similar in their fight against an oppressive regime. They have a similar feel to it, in terms of action and the buildup to the climax. Both have very well shot action scenes and wonderful camera work.

the beginning of the series. if you want to know how all of this started then you have to watch this!

Both have awesome swordsman and fight scenes. One is about getting revenge and killing while the other is trying to make amends for past and refuses to kill. Both are awesome movies and have the same feel and character looks.

Both are epic jidaigeki Samurai classic movies. Both movies are very similar. Rurouni kenshin tsuioku hen, past Arc, seems to be inspired by, homage to Fusa..................................

Both are epic Samurai movies. Both movies are very similar...............................................

From what I can tell It's from the same era, and the story/characters are somewhat similar to each other. Dororo might have a slight different genre, tipping more over to fantasy and may seem a bit ridicolus at times, but still has a great cast.