OK, i hear many of you comparing this movie to many bad movies, but try to remember, this is not a movie made for the dense or the immature (and if any of you take offense to that comment i apologize) to me this was a wonderfully made(if not technically bad)movie, and i say this because i loved the beauty of it, the scenes when we first see jotaro and kagaribi are done with vision and heart, this may not appeal to some, but it did to me, after a few times watching this film, the plot did not confuse me one bit, well, that's because i pick up very fast, but overall, the cheesiness is overshadowed by the sheer beauty and depth of the scenes, when ukyo and jotaro emerge from the smoking building the smoke twists and forms to make beautiful images, then the smoke clears a bit and you see jotaro stepping out, this to me was amazing, some of this movie was badly done, but the imagery is what impressed me so much, actually, the camera work was amazing, the shots were done with precision in order to convey the emotion necessary for the scene, the sounds were amazing, the dubbing was bad though, of course, i don't like dubbed that much, the movements of the characters was more of a dance than acting, i would recommend this movie to those who wish to see vision, artistic ability is overlooked much today, and very rarely do you find so much visual beauty in a movie, this movie is full of subtlety in more than the acting, well, i hope this review made some of you curious enough to check this movie out, beauty is so hard to find, and when its found it should be kept alive!
Review of Death of a Ninja
