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Interesting, uplifting soundtrack 5 out of 5 stars.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.

This CD is very quirky - a mix of electronica and traditional Japanese sounds, all put together by composer Keiichi Suzuki. The music complements the movie very well - the rhythms of the everyday tasks of the townspeople are the core beat of the tracks. "Festivo," especially, will put you in a great mood.

One of my fav soundtracks 5 out of 5 stars.
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I loved the movie, so I knew I was going to love the soundtrack, too. The film and its music mixes so perfectly that I would compare Takeshi Kitano to the genius of Quentin Tarantino. Has a very special place on my large OST collection. Highly recommendable.

Zoku Zatoichi monogatari [VHS]

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Zatoichi the Blind Swordsman, Vol 2 5 out of 5 stars.
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In the early seventies, I was enamored of the Zatoichi and Sword of Vengence movies produced in Japan, and viewed at the Toho Brea Theatres in Los Angeles. When the Toho closed down, these movies were lost to me and others. Now, they are back, on DVD, with Japanese wording and good subtitles! Thank you for making these great works of Movie History available again! Everything about them is excellent!! 10 stars would be better!!

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The wild success of The Tale of Zatoichi demanded a sequel and star Shintaro Katsu was only too happy to reprise his role as the traveling masseur and blind swordsman. Star Katsu and director Kazuo Mori flesh out the enigmatic Ichi in this outing, creating a more haunted and less conniving character who prefers to keep his identity shrouded and his sword sheathed. Nonetheless the peace-loving swordsman is reluctantly and repeatedly forced to fight when he's attacked by a government goon squad, a gang of hoodlums, and an angry one-armed swordsman whose interest in Ichi is purely personal. This action-packed entry, which ultimately brings our hero back to the site of his previous film for the furious climax, practically revels in the concentrated bursts of Ichi's lightning attack.

The newly restored DVD features a small stills gallery, a fold-out insert with an essay by Tatsu Aoki (a self described "Ichi Freak"), and four collector cards. --Sean Axmaker

Zatoichi:Masseur Ichi on the Road [VHS]

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Excellent Movie! 5 out of 5 stars.
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I was a little hesitant about buying this dvd. I have watched samurai movies in the past but found them too slap stick, boring or dramatic with the only good parts being the fight scenes. But never the less once I popped in the dvd and watched the first 10 minutes, I was hooked. The story lines are basically the same but make no mistake these are good quality movies. The directors do a great job in balancing the right amount of humor, fight scenes and acting dialogues so the movies are never boring and they are quite funny. Shintaro Katsu is a "natural" in these films and I would highly recommend any other Zatochi films with him in it.

Zatoichi at his finest! 5 out of 5 stars.
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Let me say this, I saw my first Zatoichi movie back when I was 14 and since then I was absolutely hooked.

The move was beautifully done and I can not stress enough what an awesome character Shintaro Katsu can play. I have all of his VHS tapes and I am slowing starting to build my DVD collection. I have DVD's from overseas subtitled and let me tell you.
It invokes a feeling that no one anywhere, time, or place can in this day and age. The movies are genre films (Feeling invoking). DO you remember the first time you saw seven, primal fear, titanic - (kind of cheesy now) but at the time the movies gave you a feeling right.

Well all of his movies are like that. This one here is 1 of my top 10's! 5 out of 5. He has over 30 movies made and also 100's of TV episodes. Trust me on this. Its great. Once you get hooked you'll love it as much as me. BUT BEWARE YOU HAVE TO ENJOY FILM> If those action packed rockem sockem's are your only cup of tea then not for you.

Blind Swordsman & Chess Expert [VHS]

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Blind Swordsman 4 out of 5 stars.
1 of 2 people found this review helpful.

Another in a fine series of Shintaro Katsu films. If you are a fan of any of his previous Blind Swordsman series, you will love this one just the same.

After watching two or three of the series, I have wanted to get the whole series. If possible you should try to get the special that has all the videos for a discounted price since it is a bulk purchase.

If you are a first time Blind Swordsman viewer, i advise renting any of the series from Blockbuster to see if you like it before you spent a larger amount purchasing something you might not like.

Blind chess expert 5 out of 5 stars.
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I really enjoyed this Zatoichi adventure. Not just because of the swordwork which is great in all of them but because of the intricate storytelling and plot in this one which was really incredible. I loved the gambling scene in the beginning of this one and how the story unfolded after that was great. I own quite a few of these films and have yet to be dissapointed in any one of them.Zatoichi rules.

Zatoichi - Darkness Is His Ally

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As the 26th installment in a popular film series that lasted 27 years, Zatoichi is essentially a "greatest hits" compendium of all the films that preceded it. That makes it essential viewing for Zatoichi fans and anyone interested in the voluminous "source code" for Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill. Known in Japan as Zatoichi 26 or Zatoichi '89, this lavish production was the last to star Shintaro Katsu, who originated the title role of "the Blind Swordsman" in 1962's The Tale of Zatoichi and served triple-duty as writer and director of this stylishly violent latter-day adventure. Now much older and still a wandering loner, the blind, peace-loving masseur Ichi (or, in Japanese, Zato Ichi) seeks a quiet life among the gentle people of Edo Period villages, but when he's caught in a power struggle between rival Yakuza clans, his reputation as a deadly defender of the innocent precedes him, and he's forced to fend for himself in a series of sword-wielding showdowns. Between geysers of spurting crimson, this gorgeous Zatoichi film delivers good humor and mild sentiment, although series devotees were justifiably disappointed when the familiar plot failed to advance Zatoichi's legend in a middle-aged context. Still, the action sequences are frequent and fun, and despite controversy surrounding an accidental death during the climactic battle (for which Katsu's son, playing a villain, was ultimately found not guilty), this was a fitting farewell to Katsu's involvement in the franchise, which was revived once again with the successful release of Takeshi "Beat" Kitano's Zatoichi in 2003. --Jeff Shannon

Zatoichi Collection II

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Season One, collection two, episodes 14-26 5 out of 5 stars.
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As stated in the title, Zatoichi Collection II contains Episodes 14-26 of the First Season.

Whether you are a die-hard Zatoichi fan, or a casual viewer looking for something different, the Zatoichi Collections are great place to begin (Or end, if you've already seen all 26 of Katsushin's movies. If you haven't, well...what are you waiting for?!?)

Each of the 13 episodes (14-26) averages *about* 50 minutes. If you find yourself questioning "how many scumbags can our hero possibly dispatch in only 50 minutes?", well, the answer is "as many as he wants".

Each episode is a mini-movie, with all the action, humor, drama and tragedy of a full-length movie packed into 50 minutes. I've seen all 26 episodes of the 1st Season, and I enjoyed every single minute of my time spent with Shintaro Katsu as the immortal-beloved, Zatoichi.

Fans of Zatoichi will notice repeat plot-lines, gags, and similar stunts during certain action sequences, but don't even think of letting that dissuade you from purchasing these treasures. The true beauty of Zatoichi is that it's star, the very soul of the show, Shintaro Katsu, could make a humorless joke funny, or a cliche' pratfall look new, interesting, and even dangerous. He could make eating a steaming bowl of rice look so delicious, that I just had to stop and cook myself some right then and there, while Ichi-san waited on pause in the living-room.

Now, writing a review of each episode is a lot of work, and I'm far too lazy to even consider doing that, so just take my word when I say that even a *not so good* episode of Zatoichi, is still twice as good as almost anything out there. In my book, there are a few *not so good* episodes, while the rest (and there are 100 episodes in all) fall into the *Oh my god, that was awesome!* category.

In closing, I'll just say if you don't already own Zatoichi Collection I, go buy it right now. If you already own it and are reading this review of Collection II, you can stop reading now and go buy it; I won't be offended you didn't finish reading this, I promise.

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A threat is uttered a blade is drawn a flash of cold steel and then...a dozen attackers now lie silent dispatched by the lightning sword of Zatoichi. A humble masseur and gambler Zatoichi wanders the countryside of Japan going from town to town plying his trade and rolling the dice. With kind heart and lethal sword skills he is protector of the innocent and the ruin of wicked men. A pop culture icon since his screen debut in 1962 Zatoichi (played by Shintaro Katsu) was a matinee favorite throughout the 1960s. After a dozen years and 25 films the blind swordsman transitioned to the small screen in 1974 in the series "Zatoichi Monogatari". Episodes 14-26 have been compiled in this three-volume six-disc set.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE/MARTIAL ARTS UPC: 631595081480 Manufacturer No: TSDVD0814

Zatoichi - Collection 1

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Season One, collection one, episodes 1-13 5 out of 5 stars.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.

As stated in the title, Zatoichi Collection I contains Episodes 1-13 of the First Season.

Whether you are a die-hard Zatoichi fan, or a casual viewer looking for something different, the Zatoichi Collections are great place to begin (Or end, if you've already seen all 26 of Katsushin's movies. If you haven't, well...what are you waiting for?!?)

Each of the 13 episodes (1-13) averages *about* 50 minutes. If you find yourself questioning "how many scumbags can our hero possibly dispatch in only 50 minutes?", well, the answer is "as many as he wants".

Each episode is a mini-movie, with all the action, humor, drama and tragedy of a full-length movie packed into 50 minutes. I've seen all 26 episodes of the 1st Season, and I enjoyed every single minute of my time spent with Shintaro Katsu as the immortal-beloved, Zatoichi.

Fans of Zatoichi will notice repeat plot-lines, gags, and similar stunts during certain action sequences, but don't even think of letting that dissuade you from purchasing these treasures. The true beauty of Zatoichi is that it's star, the very soul of the show, Shintaro Katsu, could make a humorless joke funny, or a cliche' pratfall look new, interesting, and even dangerous. He could make eating a steaming bowl of rice look so delicious, that I just had to stop and cook myself some right then and there, while Ichi-san waited on pause in the living-room. And last but certainly not least, his swordsmanship is truly something to behold. Regardless of clever editing, even after multiple viewings one can marvel at actor Shintaro Katsu's impressive skill with a sword. Hat's off to the stuntmen/extra's as well.

Now, writing a review of each of these 13 episodes is a lot of work, and I'm far too lazy to even consider doing that, so just take my word when I say that even a *not so good* episode of Zatoichi, is still twice as good as almost anything out there. In my book, there are a few *not so good* episodes, while the rest (and there are 100 episodes in all) fall into the *Oh my god, that was awesome!* category.

In closing, I'll just say if you don't already own Zatoichi Collection I, buy it right now. If you already own it and are reading this review of Collection I, you can stop reading now and go buy collection two; I won't be offended you didn't finish reading this, I promise.

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A threat is uttered a blade is drawn a flash of cold steeland then...a dozen attackers now lie silent dispatched bythe lightning sword of Zatoichi. A humble masseur andgambler Zatoichi wanders the countryside of Japangoing from town to town plying his trade and rolling thedice. With kind heart and lethal sword skills he isprotector of the innocent and the ruin of wicked men. Apop culture icon since his screen debut in 1962 Zatoichi(played by Shintaro Katsu) was a matinee favoritethroughout the 1960s. After a dozen years and 25 filmsthe blind swordsman transitioned to the small screen in1974 in the series "Zatoichi Monogatari". The first 13episodes have been compiled in this three-volume six-disc set. System Requirements:Run Time: 585 minutes Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE/MARTIAL ARTS Rating: NR UPC: 631595080780 Manufacturer No: TSDVD0807

Cécité Dans La Fiction: Le Jour Des Triffides, Tommy, Michel Strogoff, Zatoichi, L'aveuglement (French Edition)

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Les achats comprennent une adhésion à l'essai gratuite au club de livres de l'éditeur, dans lequel vous pouvez choisir parmi plus d'un million d'ouvrages, sans frais. Le livre consiste d'articles Wikipedia sur : Le Jour Des Triffides, Tommy, Michel Strogoff, Zatoichi, L'aveuglement. Non illustré. Mises à jour gratuites en ligne. Extrait : Le Jour des Triffides (titre original : The Day of the Triffids) est un roman de science-fiction de l'écrivain britannique John Wyndham paru en 1951. Ce roman fut publié en français sous différents titres comme La Révolte des Triffides ou Les Triffides, avant de trouver son titre définitif en 2004. À son réveil dans un lit d'hôpital, William Masen constate avec effroi que les habitants de la Terre sont devenus aveugles et que des plantes mortelles, les Triffides, ont envahi les villes et les campagnes. Le Jour des Triffides est le premier roman de l'auteur britannique John Wyndham. Le récit, qui se compose de dix-sept chapitres et d'un bref épilogue, fut publié en Grande-Bretagne en 1951. Cinquante ans plus tard, l'écrivain Simon Clark écrivit une suite au roman de John Wyndham intitulée The Night of the Triffids (2001). Le Jour des Triffides de John Wyndham est un roman de science-fiction post-apocalyptique qui présente la particularité de placer une humanité devenue soudainement aveugle face à une menace d'origine végétale : les triffides. D'après Lorris Murail, avec Le Jour des Triffides, John Wyndham s'impose comme le maître d'un genre particulier : le « roman cataclysmique britannique ». Du point de vue des références littéraires et culturelles, la catastrophe du roman est assimilé par les protagonistes au Déluge biblique, archétype judéo-chrétien du cataclysme qui marque la fin d'une civilisation. Le récit tout entier est ensuite placé sous le signe du sic transit gloria mundi et de la vanité de toute chose. Quant à la nécessité d'un nouveau départ civilisationnel, c'est le prototype l...http://booksllc.net/?l=fr

Chambara: Les Sept Samouraïs, Sword of the Stranger, Zatoichi, Chanbara, Zatoichi (Film, 2003), Rébellion, Sword of the Beast (French Edition)

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Les achats comprennent une adhésion à l'essai gratuite au club de livres de l'éditeur, dans lequel vous pouvez choisir parmi plus d'un million d'ouvrages, sans frais. Le livre consiste d'articles Wikipedia sur : Les Sept Samouraïs, Sword of the Stranger, Zatoichi, Chanbara, Zatoichi (Film, 2003), Rébellion, Sword of the Beast, le Mont Fuji et La Lance Ensanglantée, La Légende de Zatoïchi : Retour Au Pays Natal, La Légende de Zatoïchi : La Blessure, La Légende de Zatoïchi : Voyage à Shiobara, Avalanche (Film, 1937), Samouraï (Film, 1965), le Sabre Du Mal. Non illustré. Mises à jour gratuites en ligne. Extrait : Les Sept Samouraïs , ) est un film japonais réalisé par Akira Kurosawa, sorti le 26 avril 1954. L'histoire se déroule dans le Japon médiéval de la fin du siècle et montre comment un village paysan recrute sept samouraïs pour lutter contre les bandits qui ravagent les campagnes environnantes. Ce film a largement contribué à la renommée internationale de son réalisateur, bien plus encore que Rashōmon sorti quatre ans plus tôt. De même, le rôle de Kikuchiyo a amplement participé à la notoriété mondiale de Toshirō Mifune. C'est l'un des films japonais les plus célèbres dans le monde. Même si la version intégrale a longtemps été inconnue en-dehors de son pays d'origine, le film a obtenu un Lion d'argent à la Mostra de Venise en 1954 puis a connu un grand succès commercial dans le monde, notamment grâce à l'universalité de son histoire et à l'interprétation des acteurs. Il s'agit aussi d'un des films de samouraïs les plus connus et il est parfois considéré comme l'un des meilleurs films d'action de l'histoire. Il n'a cessé d'exercer une grande influence sur le cinéma mondial et a connu plusieurs adaptations plus ou moins libres, dont le western Les Sept Mercenaires en 1960. En 1586, à l'époque Sengoku, dans un Japon médiéval ravagé par des guerres civiles, des paysans sont fréquemment attaqués par des bandits qui les pillent. ...http://booksllc.net/?l=fr

The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi/Sonatine

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CAS Hanwei Swords Zatoichi Stick/Sword Folded High-Carbon Blade Rosewood Handle Scabbard New

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• Overall length: 39". Blade length: 28".
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The superbly folded blade of the SH2114 makes a welcome return housed in exquisite rosewood. Point of Balance: 7 1/2". Width at Guard: 1.05". Width at Tip: .76". Thickness at Guard: .25". Thickness at Tip: .19".

CAS Hanwei Zatoichi Stick with Sword-Folded Steel

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Zatoichi Stick / Sword with Folded Blade. An exciting version of the stick sword of Zatoichi, the legendary blind Samurai. Its superbly folded blade of the SH2114 is housed in exquisite rosewood... a thing of beauty that really puts the "art" in martial arts! More: Folded high-carbon blade; Rosewood handle and scabbard; Superior quality; Overall: 39"; Blade length: 28"; Handle length: 10 1/2"; Weight: 1 lb. 9 oz.; Point of balance: 7 1/2"; Width at guard: 1.05"; Width at tip: .76"; Thickness at guard: .25"; Thickness at tip: .19"; Order yours today! WARNING: You must be 18 or older to purchase Dirks / Swords. Dirks / Swords cannot be shipped to AL; CA; CO; CT; DE; NY; TN; D.C.; MA or Puerto Rico. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering Dirks / Swords. Zatoichi Stick / Sword, Folded Blade

CAS Hanwei Zatoichi Stick with Sword-Folded Steel

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Zatoichi Stick / Sword with Folded Blade. An exciting version of the stick sword of Zatoichi, the legendary blind Samurai. Its superbly folded blade of the SH2114 is housed in exquisite rosewood... a thing of beauty that really puts the "art" in martial arts! More: Folded high-carbon blade; Rosewood handle and scabbard; Superior quality; Overall: 39"; Blade length: 28"; Handle length: 10 1/2"; Weight: 1 lb. 9 oz.; Point of balance: 7 1/2"; Width at guard: 1.05"; Width at tip: .76"; Thickness at guard: .25"; Thickness at tip: .19"; Order yours today! WARNING: You must be 18 or older to purchase Dirks / Swords. Dirks / Swords cannot be shipped to AL; CA; CO; CT; DE; NY; TN; D.C.; MA or Puerto Rico. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering Dirks / Swords. Zatoichi Stick / Sword, Folded Blade