Zatôichi sekisho-yaburi

1964
Not Rated
1h 26min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe blind swordsman tries to locate a girl's missing father.The blind swordsman tries to locate a girl's missing father.The blind swordsman tries to locate a girl's missing father.

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At one point in the film Giju (portrayed by Tomosaburô Ii) holds out his pinkie finger to another character. This is a Japanese hand gesture signifying that he is talking about a man's girlfriend, mistress or wife.

Pifias
Throughout the film, Zatoichi's hair length and the darkness around his eyes changes from scene to scene or sometimes within the same scene.

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Zatoichi: Such mischief, in broad daylight! Right under the watchful eye of Mister Sunshine. Put the young lady down. I don't hear an answer. If I'm blind, and you've gone mute, this could be difficult. No, no. Don't move. Move and you'll find yourself split in two.

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Featured in Best in Action: 1964 (2020)

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9/10

one of the best Zatoichi films

I love the Zatoichi movies, though I have found that because they made so many and the plots tended to blend together so often, it is hard to distinguish them apart. I would give all of them about the same score of a 7 or an 8--with a few exceptions (the return of the original in 1989 was a TERRIBLE and depressing movie, while the new Zatoichi movie starring Beat Takeshi is probably the best of any Zatoichi movies).

Of the original Zatoichi films, this is probably my second favorite film. The two women he helps and the interconnectedness of their stories make this a much better than average blind swordsman movie. Give it a watch.