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Shinobi: A Batalha

Título original: Shinobi
  • 2005
  • R
  • 1 h 47 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,8/10
13 mil
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Shinobi: A Batalha (2005)
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  • Direção
    • Ten Shimoyama
  • Roteiristas
    • Kenya Hirata
    • Fûtarô Yamada
  • Artistas
    • Yukie Nakama
    • Joe Odagiri
    • Tomoka Kurotani
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,8/10
    13 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Ten Shimoyama
    • Roteiristas
      • Kenya Hirata
      • Fûtarô Yamada
    • Artistas
      • Yukie Nakama
      • Joe Odagiri
      • Tomoka Kurotani
    • 88Avaliações de usuários
    • 40Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Yukie Nakama
    Yukie Nakama
    • Oboro
    Joe Odagiri
    Joe Odagiri
    • Kôga Gennosuke
    Tomoka Kurotani
    • Kagerô
    Erika Sawajiri
    • Hotarubi
    Takeshi Masu
    • Muroga Hyôma
    Tak Sakaguchi
    Tak Sakaguchi
    • Yashamaru
    Mickey Koga
    • Chikuma Koshirô
    • (as Mitsuki Koga)
    Shun Itô
    • Mino Nenki
    Hôka Kinoshita
    • Kisaragi Saemon
    Kenji Miyoshi
    • Kisarigi Saemon
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    Minori Terada
    • Kôga Danjô
    Masaki Nishina
    • Yagyu Jyubei Mitsuyoshi
    Osami Nabe
    • Man pulling a wagon
    Toshiya Nagasawa
    • Yagyû Munenori
    Yutaka Matsushige
    Yutaka Matsushige
    • Hattori Hanzô Masanari
    Renji Ishibashi
    Renji Ishibashi
    • Nankobô Tenkai
    Kazuo Kitamura
    • Tokugawa Ieyasu
    • Direção
      • Ten Shimoyama
    • Roteiristas
      • Kenya Hirata
      • Fûtarô Yamada
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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    7the_cyberpunk

    Great Ninja Action Movie

    First I should say that I watched the subtitled version of this film but apparently there is an English dub on the North American release. Make no mistake, this IS an action movie. It is not as heavy on plot or characterization as similar films of the genre, and focuses more on matrix-like ninja fighting and great costumes. This is not necessarily a bad thing though as it does these things very well. The special effects are some of the best I've ever seen in a Japanese feature, and the overall cinematography is great. The story is pretty light and you really want to know more about some of the characters who are introduced in a totally classic "Good The Bad and the Ugly" style with their names being displayed on the corner of the screen as they are introduced.

    The story centers on a pair of star-crossed lovers from rival ninja clans. The Tokugawa Government has just taken control of Japan and a new era of peace has broken out. To preserve this peace the Shogun decides that the two ninja clans must be destroyed, for their abilities are simply too dangerous and unpredictable. So the Shogun orders the two clans to each pick their five best warriors who will then battle to the death for the favor of the Shogun. Chosen to lead their respective clan's teams are the two unfortunate lovers who thought a new age of peace would allow their love to bloom, as rivalry between their clans was no longer necessary in their view – now in a cruel twist of fate they must battle to the death. This is pretty much where the story ends, and the rest of the film is a cat and mouse game between the two ninja teams as they use their seemingly supernatural abilities against each other. The team members themselves are all very interesting and I found myself wanting to know more about them but was disappointed by the rate in which they are killed off.

    Overall the film is well worth watching and is smarter than your average action film, but not by much.
    sanrishta18

    I like the philosophy in it

    If we are looking for elaborated Japanese story, this movie is not as elaborated as (for example) Kurosawa's Samurai trilogy. If we are looking for the actions, the movie does not offer much too. This movie is a bit of everything: romance, action, etc.

    However, what I really like in this movie is the eastern philosophy. Something like "love is not everything, above love there is honor (of the clan) and the obligation (towards the government)". And also about submitting to fate; like the immortal one who choose to die by inhaling the poison, simply because he accepts that "Our time has passed".

    Furthermore, this movie help me to empathically see how difficult it is to be a leader; to change the vision of the members, when the members are not ready to leave the old vision. Gennosuke fails to convince his 4 warriors about the importance of avoiding the fight; I can only imagine how hard it is for a leader to convince millions of citizens to do something different.
    7UberNoodle

    Anime Stylings and Innovative Characters

    I FINALLY got my hands on the DVD, and watched it a few days ago. I must say that I hyped this movie to myself for quite a while as I waited and waited for the film to arrive on subtitled DVD. Seeing the movie posters at the cinemas just made me salivate, and as such my view of the film was slightly slanted, and also of slight disappointment.

    The film follows the story of the two tribes of Ninja - Iga and Koga, who have obeyed a non-aggression law for many generations. In a period of peace after Japan's own warring states' period, two ninjas from opposite sides meet and fall in love. In true Star-crossed Lover tradition, they have to keep their romance a secret. However, inevitably fate steps in to pull them apart, in the form of a shady tournament, designed by the Shogan's advisors.

    The romance of the film takes center stage, and it fits well with the sub title "Heart Under Blade". The two main characters, leaders of their clans have to balance their love, and their responsibilities, as the Shogun's plot unfolds.

    The Characters are very interestingly designed, and colourful. They all possess unique skills, and have very anime'esquire costumes and fighting styles. Much of the fighting is a combination of CGI and wire-work, and some of it is incredibly cool. The low budget effects will no doubt be critised by many who are used to ILM level of graphics, but while companies like ILM strive to make the fantastic, "real", Shinobi's effects are beautifully stylised. Regardless of how they look, their fresh and innovative look more than makes up for any lack of polish.

    Character design in this film may be great, but sadly the personalities underneath have not been as fleshed-out. Except for the main characters, we are given as much as we need to know about each character to accomplish the end goals of the story, and not much more. Even the main pair felt a bit empty, and perhaps some more exploration into their feelings would have built their characters more. Seeing them hug and canoodle certainly showed that they were in love, but in the end I didn't feel it like I had hoped I would.

    That said, the acting in the film is quite good. Taking cues from its comic and anime origins, the characters are even larger than life when in motion, and villains and heros are very archetypal, lending them comic-book credentials that probably would have been insufficient in a more serious film.

    Perhaps it is the comic book acting, but at times the film, like many lower budget Jidaigeki, looked a little "television". I can only assume that this was due more to filming technology than quality. However, many people that love Asian film will tell you that to fully appreciate it, you have to look past the budget and see its heart. While Hollywood film tries to use the glare from all of its gloss to hide plot and character inadequacies, Asian film doesn't usually have that luxury. What it does often have though are ideas.

    Shinobi does things that I have never seen a Hollywood film even try (except for a strange Spiderman like sequence which may have been in the source material anyway), and as such is something to see. It owes an awful lot to anime, and it is indeed based on one. From the character designs of the Androgenous razor whip wielder, and the silent hulking doppelganger, to the Ninja Gaiden like battle sequences, this film is an anime and ninja fans guilty dream. Plus with all of Yukie Nakama's conflicted and fragile expressions, you can't help but wish you could just give her a big cuddle! 7/10
    8xdragon_fistx

    Deserves better...

    I'll be honest - I did not have much expectations for this film. After sitting through movies such as Azumi, Azumi 2, and Princess Blade...I somewhat lost hope for Japanese ninja movies. However I was pleasantly surprised by "Shinobi". Sure, there is the cheese factor in the film, but hey, you can't help it with this types of movies. I found "Shinobi" to be far superior to "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" in all aspects. Acting is much more bearable. Plot is existent. Character design is interesting. Action is far, far more exciting.

    I give it 8 out of 10 stars. I'd definitely recommend to give this movie a chance.

    Actually, 8.5 - a extra for the hotness factor of Yukie Nakama (Oboro) and Tomoka Kurotani (Kagero). ^_^
    7jpgonc

    Amazing landscapes and awesome combat choreography

    Shinobi is a story about 2 Shinobi tribal villages that must went on a deadly fight. The Lord of the Lords is a man that runs a neutral faction among the Shogun Kingdom but that everyone is bond and obeys, and when he, under clerical/military advice, promotes and proclaims that the 2 Shinobi villages must choose each 5 of their great warriors to battle until death, things turn awry.

    The problem is that one beautiful woman of one of the villages falls in mutual love with a man from the other village. Love and war collide. Is the love between them so strong that can stop the war? Shinobi is a movie packed with astounding nature scenes, (I wonder if still exists such nature landscapes thru Japan...) a surprisingly impressive fight choreography and a fair story.

    I really advise everyone to see this movie!

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    • Curiosidades
      A manga and an anime called Basilisk (2005) are based on the same novel The Kouga Ninja Scrolls and bear the same character names as in the novel and the movie. Although their characters in the film are highly altered from both the original novel and the manga/anime series.
    • Conexões
      Referenced in Movie Friends - Eine Videothek stellt sich vor (2013)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Heaven
      Lyrics by Ayumi Hamasaki

      Composed by Kazuhito Kikuchi

      Arranged by Yûta Nakano & KZB

      Performed by Ayumi Hamasaki

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 17 de setembro de 2005 (Japão)
    • País de origem
      • Japão
    • Centrais de atendimento oficiais
      • Official site (France)
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Idioma
      • Japonês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Shinobi: Heart Under Blade
    • Locações de filme
      • Japão
    • Empresas de produção
      • Eisei Gekijo
      • Nippon Television Network (NTV)
      • Shochiku
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 47 minutos
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    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby Digital EX
    • Proporção
      • 2.35 : 1

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