47 Ronin

Synopsis

47 Ronin follows the story of a group of masterless samurai seeking to avenge the death of their leader. Set in Japan's Edo period, the film portrays the honor, loyalty, and sacrifice of these ronin warriors as they embark on a perilous mission. With stunning visuals, intricate swordplay, and deep-rooted traditions, the 47 Ronin face formidable challenges in their quest for justice. As they navigate political intrigue and supernatural forces, the ronin must demonstrate unwavering courage and determination to achieve their goal. The film is a tale of resilience, camaraderie, and the indomitable spirit of the samurai.

Cast

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  Ken Takakura

  Kuranosuke Oishi

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  Kiichi Nakai

  Matashiro Irobe

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  Rie Miyazawa

  Karu

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  Koji Ishizaka

  Yoshiyasu Yanagisawa

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  Ruriko Asaoka

  Riku

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  Hisaya Morishige

  Hyobu Chisaka

Reviews

47 Ronin received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised the film for its beautiful cinematography, authentic costume design, and engaging action sequences, others found fault in its pacing and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes' critic consensus described it as 'a visually arresting story of valor and vengeance, yet lacking the depth of character to sustain the action.' IMDb users rated it 6.4/10, with some viewers appreciating the homage to Japanese culture and folklore, while others felt it fell short of expectations. Metacritic highlighted the film's stylistic elements but criticized its narrative coherence. Overall, 47 Ronin offers a blend of epic battles, honor-bound samurai, and mystical elements that appeal to fans of historic action dramas.