無宿者 (1964)
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制片国家/地区：
日本又名：
Mushuku mono
剧情简介：
1964日本动作片《無宿者》由三隅研次导演，市川雷蔵主演，影片讲述的是：
Raizo Ichikawa stars as Lone Tree or Ipponmatsu in Mushuku mono On the Road Forever aka Lone Wanderer or Drifting Crow Daiei 1964 with supporting performances by Eiko Taki Jun Fujimaki Toru Abe Koichi Mizuhara amp Shosaku Sugiyama
In this beautifully photographed color scope film Lone Tree is a wandering gambler a la Chuji Kunisada the Japanese Robin Hood He strolls into a village in search of his fathers killer of five years before
A gambling boss Jun Fujimaki became suddenly wealthy at the time of Lone Trees fathers death amp Lone Tree investigates discovering a power behind the scenes Toru Abe amp an even shadowier figure behind him Kenjiro Ishiyama
This group of criminals are slavers sending peasants to Sado Island to die in the gold mines amp Lone Tree wrecks havoc on the underhanded goingson
For once the hero of a film doesnt do everything singlehandledly We get to see peasants rising amp fighting in their own behalf Other than this this theme is developed in a workmanlike manner amp the potentially serious social issues are skirted in favor of a strictly actionoriented plot
Lone Trees philosophy of duelling is it does not take skill to kill people it takes explosiveness When toward the films climax he is confronted by the vicious yojimbo Washiro Keichi Taki the samurai takes a welltrained stance but Lone Tree runs at him like a demon out of hell Explosiveness wins out over calculated swordsmanship
Some of the choreography is reminiscent of the Zatoichi series as well it would be with Kenji Misumi directing amp physically Raizo is looking his best As such films go apart from the grand opportunity to see Raizo in motion On the Road Forever is only typical as a story but so smoothly directed filmed edited choreographed amp acted that it is a very exciting film even with few surrises
Raizo Ichikawa stars as Lone Tree or Ipponmatsu in Mushuku mono On the Road Forever aka Lone Wanderer or Drifting Crow Daiei 1964 with supporting performances by Eiko Taki Jun Fujimaki Toru Abe Koichi Mizuhara amp Shosaku Sugiyama
In this beautifully photographed color scope film Lone Tree is a wandering gambler a la Chuji Kunisada the Japanese Robin Hood He strolls into a village in search of his fathers killer of five years before
A gambling boss Jun Fujimaki became suddenly wealthy at the time of Lone Trees fathers death amp Lone Tree investigates discovering a power behind the scenes Toru Abe amp an even shadowier figure behind him Kenjiro Ishiyama
This group of criminals are slavers sending peasants to Sado Island to die in the gold mines amp Lone Tree wrecks havoc on the underhanded goingson
For once the hero of a film doesnt do everything singlehandledly We get to see peasants rising amp fighting in their own behalf Other than this this theme is developed in a workmanlike manner amp the potentially serious social issues are skirted in favor of a strictly actionoriented plot
Lone Trees philosophy of duelling is it does not take skill to kill people it takes explosiveness When toward the films climax he is confronted by the vicious yojimbo Washiro Keichi Taki the samurai takes a welltrained stance but Lone Tree runs at him like a demon out of hell Explosiveness wins out over calculated swordsmanship
Some of the choreography is reminiscent of the Zatoichi series as well it would be with Kenji Misumi directing amp physically Raizo is looking his best As such films go apart from the grand opportunity to see Raizo in motion On the Road Forever is only typical as a story but so smoothly directed filmed edited choreographed amp acted that it is a very exciting film even with few surrises
