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Lady Snowblood

Originaltitel: Shurayuki-hime
  • 1973
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 37 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,6/10
17.668
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Meiko Kaji in Lady Snowblood (1973)
A strikingly beautiful young woman is trained from birth to be a deadly instrument of revenge against the swindlers who destroyed her family.
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Ein kleines Mädchen wird nach der Geburt zu einem Instrument der Rache herangezogen.Ein kleines Mädchen wird nach der Geburt zu einem Instrument der Rache herangezogen.Ein kleines Mädchen wird nach der Geburt zu einem Instrument der Rache herangezogen.

  • Regie
    • Toshiya Fujita
  • Drehbuch
    • Kazuo Kamimura
    • Kazuo Koike
    • Norio Osada
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Meiko Kaji
    • Toshio Kurosawa
    • Masaaki Daimon
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    7,6/10
    17.668
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Toshiya Fujita
    • Drehbuch
      • Kazuo Kamimura
      • Kazuo Koike
      • Norio Osada
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Meiko Kaji
      • Toshio Kurosawa
      • Masaaki Daimon
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    • 121Kritische Rezensionen
    • 80Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Meiko Kaji
    Meiko Kaji
    • Yuki Kashima (Shurayuki-hime)
    Toshio Kurosawa
    • Ryûrei Ashio
    Masaaki Daimon
    Masaaki Daimon
    • Gô Kashima
    Miyoko Akaza
    • Sayo Kashima
    Shinichi Uchida
    • Shirô Kashima
    Takeo Chii
    Takeo Chii
    • Tokuichi Shôkei
    Noboru Nakaya
    • Banzô Takemura
    Yoshiko Nakada
    • Kobue Takemura
    Akemi Negishi
    Akemi Negishi
    • Tajire no Okiku
    Kaoru Kusuda
    • Otora Mikazuki
    Sanae Nakahara
    • Okono Kitahama
    Hôsei Komatsu
    • Genzô Shibayama
    Makoto Matsuzaki
    • Daikashi
    Hiroshi Hasegawa
    • Daihachi Kachime
    Takehiko Ono
      Hitoshi Takagi
      • Matsuemon
      Mayumi Maemura
      • Young Yuki
      Kenji Ôkura
      • Henchman
      • Regie
        • Toshiya Fujita
      • Drehbuch
        • Kazuo Kamimura
        • Kazuo Koike
        • Norio Osada
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      9ForCenturies

      A violent, silly, rampaging romp, but has a heart of sadness.

      This film has obviously gained a lot of attention since Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Volume One and Volume 2 came out. I am not ashamed to admit I got interested in it after it being linked to Kill Bill, but then again, I hadn't heard of it until a while after the Kill Bill movies came out, and I thought it sounded like something I'd be interested in, my kind of movie. And it definitely is.

      Let's get it out there in the open: this film is really silly. It has those great seventies Kung Fu noises when someone jumps up in the air unlike any human could, as well as noises when someone shoves a sword into the enemy. But because it's silly don't jump to the conclusion that there isn't a point to watching it. Sure it's just entertainment. But the story is one of the best I've ever witnessed, and not because of the blood and guts.

      The story is of course about revenge, but the revenge spawns from a woman who gives birth to a daughter and swears that the daughter must be an instrument of revenge on those that messed with her mother. (A silly premise, but here's where it becomes cool). Meiko Kaji who plays Lady Snowblood, also known as Yuki, doesn't spend the movie wrapped in evil and revenge with anger on her face. There's genuine hurt in her performance. It is actually extremely sad that all she is is an instrument of revenge and death, but that's what weighs the film down into some sort of believability.

      The sets are standard Japanese action sort of sets but they have that certain charm about them that's easy on the eyes, it locks the film into this particular recognizable genre but still stands on its own two feet as a film. Also another standard in this genre is freeze frames. Usually I like to comment on shots that continue movement but a certain frame, frozen or still moving, is my favourite of a film. Now, one freeze frame (if memory serves me correctly, the only one), of the baddie coming up some stairs, that may be the second Shurayukihime (apologies if it is) and one side of her face is visible in the freeze frame to alert the audience of this woman's arrival. It is laughable in this but laughable for the right reasons: it isn't corny or annoying, but it's a genuine charm of this genre.

      Many standards of this genre may stop you from watching this but watch it for the genuine heart-wrenching story of Yuki Kashima, also known as Shurayukihime, Lady Snowblood.

      A genuine piece of cinematic gold that is also entertaining and worth a watch.
      7siderite

      Blood and vengeance

      This is one of those movies that have an all Japanese motivation. A girl is trained from childhood to avenge the death of her father and the brutal rape of her mother. Then she does it. Lots of blood and lots of sword fighting. Well, she does most of it, everybody else pretty much dies.

      The movie is well done, although I think it is hard to watch for most of the people nowadays, since it has that 60's-70's feel to it. I can see how this could have been an inspiration for Kill Bill. If you liked Kill Bill for other reasons than that it had Uma Thurman and Lucy Liu in it, then you will love this film.

      If you watch the movie, you will probably have fun, but if you look at the whole picture (pun intended) there isn't much to it other than the actual revenge and death of everyone. The girl is very nice, the acting is OK, the atmosphere, settings and soundtrack are good, but that's all. No strange twists of the story, nothing unexpected.
      7ebiros2

      Ultimate vengeance movie

      Based on a comic by late Kazuo Kamimura and Kazuo Koike, Shurayukihime is a story about vengeance and rebellion. Shurayuki who had her father murdered by conspiracy goes out to avenge the three conspirators.

      The movie's title "Shurayukihime" is a play on "Shirayukihime" which is the Japanese title for Walt Disney's movie Snow White. Very similar title, but the two movies can't be further apart in their contents.

      In the original plot, there was some element of rebellion against the government that was the ultimate culprit of the conspiracy, but in the movie, this did not play a main role of the story except where Yuki kills the police force that captured Ashio.

      The movie which attracted little attention when it was released, now has world wide audience thanks to Tarantino giving it credit as inspiration for Kill Bill. The back drop of battle between Oren Ishii and Black Mamba is almost verbatim copy of the last scene from this movie.

      There is little known part 2 of this movie released in 1974 which picks up after this one with Kaji reprising her role as Yuki.

      More recently a version done by Yumiko Shaku was released in 2001 with backdrop set in the future, and story which is almost unrelated to the original except Yuki eventually avenges her mothers murderer and that her organization Takemikazuchi was rebelling against the the government.

      Some of Kamimura's original artwork of Shurayukihime can be seen in his website at kamimurakazuo.com

      The movie is unusually graphic for a Japanese movie of its era. Meiko Kaji was a star of another dark comic turned movie Sasori. Her mood fits this type of role perfectly.

      Watch this movie for its action, and historical value.
      8ferbs54

      Bloody Marvelous

      It was the 1962 Kurosawa movie "Sanjuro," I believe, that first introduced the "geyser blood" special effect to the world, but 11 years later, Toshiya Fujita's "Lady Snowblood" developed this image to a fine art. In this latter film, we meet Yuki Kashima, "born for vengeance" in a Japanese woman's prison in 1874. Trained from childhood to avenge the deaths of her mother, father and brother, by 1894, armed only with a sword hidden in her parasol handle, she is ready to exact retribution from the three killers still living. All three of these confrontations between Yuki and her enemies are, uh, executed marvelously; all are suspenseful, action packed and surprising, and all feature those geysers, jets, gouts, streams and sprays of the red stuff mentioned above. Yes, this IS a very gory movie (let's just say that Yuki's kimonos never seem to stay lily white for very long!), but it is also a very beautiful one. Exquisitely filmed, and often featuring gorgeous seaside or garden backdrops, the picture is actually very artful and poetic, as reflected in some of its chapter titles (such as "Crying Bamboo Dolls of the Netherworlds" and "Umbrella of Blood, Heart of Strewn Flowers"). Meiko Kaji plays the part of Yuki with great intensity; she makes Yuki a gorgeous instrument of vengeance whose skill with the blade really is something to behold, and her final moments on screen are quite moving. Thus, "Lady Snowblood" gives us a compelling story, strong action and great visual beauty; it would be a perfect picture, I'd say, if only the anachronistic jazz in the background didn't occasionally pop up. An obvious inspiration for Tarantino's "Kill Bill," the film is certainly deserving of a wider audience, and thanks to the widescreen DVD from AnimEigo that I just watched, with excellent subtitling, crisp images and many fine extras, that audience now has a chance to discover this winning entertainment in a perfect form....
      10xhari_nairx

      Little known female Samurai movie

      Lady Snowblood isn't the most widely known Samurai Film in the International movie market, but it is certainly worth a viewing, particularly for those into Samurai/swordsplay pictures. I just checked it out randomly because I thought the female swordsperson angle might be interesting, but I had no real expectations. I was surprised to find a stylish film with a solid story (which can actually be unpredictable at times), adequate action sequences (spruced up by heavily stylized blood spurts) and good acting (particularly from the female lead). The film balances the sadness of Lady Snowblood's story and some campy humor to great affect. Some may be turned off by the latter part, particularly if they fail to see it as intentional. I loved the bit, for example, when a villain explains to a radical left-wing writer his business of the last few years, exactly in the exaggerated fashion that a radical left-wing reporter would be inclined to write about a tyrannical bureaucrat. This movie would be well viewed by Samurai film aficionados and people interested in gender roles in cinema.

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        Lead actress Meiko Kaji also is an accomplished singer, and she performs the song "Shura no Hana" heard in the film. When Quentin Tarantino used the song in his "Kill Bill" films, it sparked renewed interest in her music that inspired her to record and release new songs for the first time in nearly 30 years.
      • Patzer
        This film is set in the late 19th Century, however, during the masquerade party there are various modern day flags on display including but not limited to: Pakistan (created in 1947), Australia (created in 1901), and the 50-star flag of the United States (introduced in 1960).
      • Zitate

        Narrator: People say you can't wash away the mud of this world with pure white snow. You need asura snow - stained fiery red.

      • Verbindungen
        Featured in A Beautiful Demon: Kazuo Koike on Lady Snowblood (2016)
      • Soundtracks
        Shura no Hana
        (Flower of Carnage)

        Written by Kazuo Koike, Masaaki Hirao & Kôji Ryûzaki

        Sung by Meiko Kaji

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      • Erscheinungsdatum
        • 1. Dezember 1973 (Japan)
      • Herkunftsland
        • Japan
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        • Japanisch
        • Englisch
      • Auch bekannt als
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        • Japan
      • Produktionsfirma
        • Toho Film (Eiga) Co. Ltd.
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