Filmed in color for the first time, without the beautiful black and white cinematography of the first film, and with an Impossible love at the center of the plot, which thus gains an unexpected romantic, yet fatalistic touch, this new tale by Zatoichi falls short of the first.
I understand the desire not to repeat formulas, but the path followed removed this Zatôichi's charisma and brought him closer to banality.
I cannot fail to mention that the cinematography leaves a little to be desired, especially when compared to the first episode.
The hero lost his charisma and went down to the audiovisual market.
I understand the desire not to repeat formulas, but the path followed removed this Zatôichi's charisma and brought him closer to banality.
I cannot fail to mention that the cinematography leaves a little to be desired, especially when compared to the first episode.
The hero lost his charisma and went down to the audiovisual market.