Ricky-ikhtifar

This is the first Peter Greenway film I have seen, this bizzare film presents theatrically about a religious satire that I think is similar to Jodorowsky and Ken Russell with brutally insane narratives with little snippets and controversy, letting the audience trigger the imagination into a traumatic, disturbing experience. . The role of this baby really makes it horrifying to watch part of the scene.

Visually the object is quite cool & stunning, starting with monocrome & further exploiting the aesthetic combination of colors with stunning 60s shades. irrelevant plot, non-masculine classic geeky yakuza protagonist, force to look dramatized in spaghetti western style & drama noir semi hitchock which is messy & blands in its essence, among several visual scenes are quite familiar with the kill bill which tarantino inspired him

Dark times for common farmers to face bandits who robbed every harvest. Efforts to save the village hiring samurai for farmers is very difficult, very expensive & the reputation of a samurai who only lusted after big & beef clans. However, the condition is appalling, only true samurai who are loyal to defend farmers against bandits. the story about the samurai is very interesting but this is more unusual than the work of Akira Kurosawa which made me love the diverse character selection and the very legendary acting of toshiro mifune, which makes me really amazed there are people acting like him sorry of course I will say that the toshiro mifune of this world is only he is the most legendary of all actors on this earth.