Rurouni Kenshin Movie 2012 Hd Download PATCHED

Rurouni Kenshin Movie 2012 Hd Download

the best thing about this movie is kenshin’s swordplay. i remember how much i loved the choreography of kenshin’s swordplay in the manga series, but it’s even better here. the choreography is really well done, and the action scenes are fun to watch.

the movie shows a glimpse of a darker, more complex side of kenshin. while he still has a dark past and a gruff exterior, this movie reveals the sadistic side of his former life as a hitokiri. he’s still a hero, but he’s a hero who isn’t afraid to hurt people when he has to.

a good part of the movie would be cliche, the audiences would have a preconception about kenshin, which is his facial scar. it is true that at the beginning of the story, we are introduced to a young kenshin with a fresh scar on his cheek, but as the story progresses, we learn more about him, and we learn about the other main characters. he is a dedicated warrior who puts his life on the line to fight for the citizens of kyoto, and the residents of kyoto appreciate him for his deeds. in the end of the movie, he is not a badass, not a hero, not a villain, he is just a man who loves his friends and his family, and he wants to live out the rest of his days peacefully. the movie is a good adaptation of the manga and i enjoyed it.

at the beginning of the movie, we are introduced to an audience that doesn’t know much about kenshin, we are told that he is a kind-hearted man who carries a sword, and is a wanderer who is also known as the hitokiri battousai (word for “hit person”). the story starts with his first meeting with a swordsman who tells him that he will die that night if he doesn’t leave his wanderer ways behind and become a hero for the people. kenshin accepts the challenge and moves to kyoto in order to protect the people of the city. the movie then jumps ahead to find out more about the character and the next ten episodes of the movie follows this as we see kenshin become a hero and fight in the battles of kyoto.

i haven’t read the manga (although i love the anime) and only know about kenshin because of the live action movie, but i loved it. as a huge fan of the series the live action movie exceeded my expectations. i was surprised at how faithful the production was to the original story and characters. some of the action was just as cool as the manga, though the fight scenes were not as well choreographed as the anime version. what struck me most about this movie is the fights were not just fights, but were scenes of kenshin interacting with the people he encountered on the way, and the relationships he developed with them. there were very few cliches and the fights ended on a satisfying note. i think the movie would have worked better if it had been longer, the fight scenes could have been expanded and the story could have been better developed. i was really looking forward to seeing what happened to kenshin’s friends and family, it never really happened. the last third of the movie was a bit disappointing. i expected more from the film than what was actually shown. i can forgive the short length because this was a first effort but i hope they don’t take the movie down that road again.
kenshin (tadanobu asano) is a former student at the honnouji temple and has remained there as a monk. when a group of swordsmen, led by sanosuke (tomokazu miura), arrive to attack the temple, kenshin fights to defend it. he becomes a ninja and uses his abilities to help his master (kazuo kitamura) defend the village and at the same time begins his quest to take down the powerful yakuza leader, tobei (takeshi kaneshiro).
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