Donten ni warau
Réalisation:
Katsuyuki MotohiroScénario:
Yuuya TakahashiActeurs·trices:
福士蒼汰, 中山優馬, 若山耀人, 古川雄輝, Renn Kiriyama, Shunsuke Daitô, Yuta Koseki, Jun'ya Ikeda, Ryuya Wakaba, 加治将樹, Eita Okuno, Hayate Masao, Yūma KondōRésumés(1)
The time is the end of Samurai era (Edo) and the new Meiji government is founded in Japan. Legend has it that a gigantic snake "Orochi" which has a special power revives every 300 years and brings harm to the country. Three young brothers, Tenka (Sota FUKUSHI), Soramaru (Yuma NAKAYAMA), Chutaro (Kirato WAKAYAMA) who are the guardian of Kumou shrine stand up to prevent the "Orochi" from coming back to life along with the Meiji government's army to save the country. However, the evil Fuma ninja clan attempts to use the power of "Orochi" in order to weaken the government letting the snake to attack and eventually taking over Japan. (Shochiku)
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It's cluttered with so many characters in 94 minutes you really can't get close to anyone or like them. Not to mention that the trio of brothers are quite unmoving and dominated by the one played by Fukushi Sota, who completely forgot how to act here. In fact, he's at his best with a stony expression where he doesn't have to move. Showing any emotion? Nope. And then they just throw all sorts of stuff at you, you don't have a moment to properly deal with it, so it's not hard to lose focus – it stops being fun. The action is mediocre. Music too, though at times pleasantly surprising. The costumes are about the only interesting thing, but that's just not enough. Boring.
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