This is the 16th original Zatoichi movie. And, GOOD LORD, does it stink. When we tried to watch it last week, i thought the nonsensical nature of the storyline was simply because i was pretty tipsy and fell asleep half-way thru’. But no! “Zatoichi the Outlaw” is just a really horrible caricature of a Zatoichi movie. They just messed way too much with the tried-and-true formula that had gotten then thru’ 15 movies.
‘Zatoichi the Outlaw’ (Yamamoto, Satsuo. 1967.)
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Though 14 is also not that great. Again, because they tried messing with the formula too much.
Yeah, 14 was not enjoyable. I just thought 16 was worse because it was actively, in-my-face BAD. It was almost insulting how bad it was, like, “C’mon, guys, you actually thought i would like that??”