真田幸村の謀略
Réalisation:
Robert HoustonScénario:
David WeismanActeurs·trices:
若山富三郎, Kayo Matsuo, 大木実, Akiji Kobayashi, Lamont Johnson, Lennie Weinrib, Sam Weisman, Robert Houston, Sandra Bernhard, David Weisman, Marshall EfronRésumés(1)
In a time of evil and tyranny, a stone-faced ronin wanders the countryside with his young son (and a weapon-filled baby cart), hunted by the merciless minions of an evil Shogun. Once a noble samurai, he is now the most feared assassin in Japan, known only as Lone Wolf. (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (1)
One little, two little, three hundred little ninjas... An absolute cult movie in all imaginable ways. The mysterious Lone Wolf and his son on a journey to find peace of mind (or to damnation; take your pick) leaving along their way by around a hundred dead bodies, gallons and gallons of blood and lots of severed body parts. This is a montage of the first few episodes of a loose series about their journey together. Even so, it contains emotional depth that you would never expect from such a fleeting glimpse. The only, unfortunately serious, objection I have is that in places it is almost too obvious that this is “just" a montage. One of the movies without which Tarantino would have had nothing to borrow from for Kill Bill.
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