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Shinobi no mono

1962 [JAPANESE]

Action / Drama

Shinobi no mono

1962 [JAPANESE]

Action / Drama

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

7.1/10 · 1.2K

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Plot summary

Warlord Oda Nobunaga seeks to unite a fractured Japan. A young man trained in the arts of ninjitsu is manipulated by a ninja master into attempting to assassinate the warlord before he completes his task.

Director

Satsuo Yamamoto

Top cast

Shintarô Nanjô as

Saburô Date as

Chitose Maki as Tamo

Yôko Uraji as Hinona

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

959.97 MB

1280*528

Japanese 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 44 min

Seeds ...

1.74 GB

1904*784

Japanese 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 44 min

Seeds 5

Comments 4

burakumin 681 days ago

FREEMAN Please reseed!

Hugin123 1970 days ago

Shinobi no mono. Shinobi stereo!

pelifanatic 1970 days ago

Thanks FREEMAN

IPhoneX 1971 days ago

Thanks FREEMAN

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

Part 1 of the definitive ninja film series.

Mikesw1234

There are very, VERY many excellent samurai films. It's a shame then, that there are so few good movies focusing on the ninja. At least as far as what's been…

6 / 10

Good, though it felt hard to connect with the characters

MartinHafer

Raizô Ichikawa plays Ishikawa Goemon, a legendary bandit hero in this Japanese trilogy set during the reign of Oda Nobunaga--the man who nearly conquered all…

Raizô Ichikawa plays Ishikawa Goemon, a legendary bandit hero in this Japanese trilogy set during the reign of Oda Nobunaga--the man who nearly conquered all of Japan during the 16th century (before this, the country was split into many disunited kingdoms). The problem with this is that after I researched about the real life Goemon, I found that very little is known about the man and so over the years Japanese plays and movies have taken great liberties with who the man MIGHT have been. In this movie, Goemon is a ninja--though other sources I read didn't make mention of this nor did I read about him trying to assassinate Nobunaga, but another man (Hideyoshi)--but this isn't even certain. In this film, the ninjas are not just lone agents of death or spies but are an organized group led by an inscrutable man whose real goals and machinations are a bit hard to follow, as he plays so many different angles. The one fairly constant thing about the boss is his desire to see Nobunaga die, as he apparently represents a threat to their way of life. Initially, Goemon is give great responsibility and power within ninjadom (Is that a word? Well, it should be if it isn't.). However, Goemon is too proud and not especially careful (even though his father warned him) and he falls into a trap--a trap that obligates him to personally murder the seemingly indestructible Nobunaga. I'll be honest here--the plot was so convoluted and hard to follow at times that I had to struggle to keep watching. This is NOT the easiest Japanese series for a Westerner to follow--not nearly as easy as Ichikawa's "Sleepy Eyes of Death" series or Kitano's "Zatoichi" series. Now this isn't to say it's bad--just a bit tougher to follow--and I already DID know quite a bit about Nobunaga and his dream of forcibly unifying Japan. Overall, while you'd think this is a big action movie, it isn't. Sure, there's some fighting but the emphasis is much more on the behind the scenes stuff and the conniving--not the battles or even many of the assassination attempts. I liked the movie but was far from in love with it. I will have to see the final two films to see what I think of the overall product, though I do love the idea of a story so big it takes several films to complete (such as the epic "Samurai" series from the 1950s).

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