Comedy directed by Okamoto Kihachi. Storyline is based on the same novel as "Sanjuro" by Kurosawa Akira. In this chanbara (samurai theme film) piece we can find many cliches from earlier productions. Even if you're not familiar with the genre, for sure this film can be a fun trip. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 斬る
- Also Known As:
- Screenwriter & Director: Okamoto Kihachi
- Screenwriter: Murao Akira
- Genres: Action, Comedy, Martial Arts
Cast & Credits
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![Nakadai Tatsuya in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)]( "Nakadai Tatsuya in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)")
Nakadai TatsuyaGenta / Hyodo YagentaMain Role -
![Takahashi Etsushi in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)]( "Takahashi Etsushi in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)")
Takahashi EtsushiTabata HanjiroMain Role -
![Tsuchiya Yoshio in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)]( "Tsuchiya Yoshio in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)")
Tsuchiya YoshioMatsuo ShinrokuSupport Role -
![Chii Takeo in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)]( "Chii Takeo in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)")
Chii TakeoYoshida YaheijiSupport Role -
![Ariyoshi Hitomi in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)]( "Ariyoshi Hitomi in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)")
Ariyoshi Hitomi Support Role -
![Koyama Shigeru in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)]( "Koyama Shigeru in Kill! Japanese Movie (1968)")
Koyama ShigeruAyuzawa TamiyaSupport Role
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Reviews
the fights, humors, the absurd circumstances is strong on this one. the points that remind me of the work of seijun suzuki. only talk kihachi okamoto , he has some social commentary implied, in this case ridicule obselete samurai code of duty to a complete laughing stock.
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