(1964)The Blind Swordsman: Fight, Zatoichi, Fight
(In Japanese with English subtitles)
ACTION/ COMEDY
One of the best Blind Sworsdman film so far since the scenes are relatable, and the most touching movies to date meaning that it's exactly what anyone else would do if they were ever in his shoes and is one of and the most touching movies to date putting Zatoichi into a complicated situation when he stumbles onto a dead mother holding a parentless infant with papers and his determination in returning him to his natural father. The director of this film by the name of Kenji Misumi on to direct the violent "Lonewolf and Cub" series which are also excellent as well also using the theme of the traveling swordsman protecting his young toddler. Director John Woo may have gotten the idea of using this baby notion toward the end of his Hardboiled film from watching this one as well as other Misumi movies.
One of the best Blind Sworsdman film so far since the scenes are relatable, and the most touching movies to date meaning that it's exactly what anyone else would do if they were ever in his shoes and is one of and the most touching movies to date putting Zatoichi into a complicated situation when he stumbles onto a dead mother holding a parentless infant with papers and his determination in returning him to his natural father. The director of this film by the name of Kenji Misumi on to direct the violent "Lonewolf and Cub" series which are also excellent as well also using the theme of the traveling swordsman protecting his young toddler. Director John Woo may have gotten the idea of using this baby notion toward the end of his Hardboiled film from watching this one as well as other Misumi movies.