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Kozure Ôkami: Meifumadô (1973)
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24 August 2005 (France)
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Once he agrees to kill, nothing can stand in his way.
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Fifth film in the Lone Wolf & Cub Series. 5 warriors challenge Ogami to duels. Each has 1/5th of Ogami's...
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The fifth and probably the best entry into the Lone Wolf and Cub series
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Tomisaburo Wakayama | ... | Ogami Itto | |
| Michiyo Ookusu | ... | Shiranui (as Michiyo Yasuda) | |
| Akihiro Tomikawa | ... | Daigoro | |
| Shingo Yamashiro | ... | Lord Kurdoa Naritaka | |
| Tomomi Sato | ... | Quick Change Oyô | |
| Akira Yamauchi | ... | Ayabe Ukon, messenger #1 | |
| Hideji Ôtaki | ... | Mogami Shusuke, messenger #2 | |
| Taketoshi Naitô | ... | Mawatara Hachiro, messenger #3 | |
| Fujio Suga | ... | Kikuchi Yamon, messenger #4 | |
| Rokko Toura | ... | Sazare Kanbei, messenger #5 | |
| Yoshi Katô | |||
| Ritsu Ishiyama | |||
| Hiroshi Tanaka | |||
| Michima Otabe | |||
| Koji Fujiyama | ... | Tomekichi the moll |
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Baby Cart at the River Styx (USA) (video title)
Baby Cart in the Land of Demons
Crossroads to Hell (literal English title)
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Land of Demons
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in the Land of Demons (USA) (DVD title)
Shogun Assassin 4: Five Fistfuls of Gold (USA) (DVD box title)
Sword of Vengeance V
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Baby Cart in the Land of Demons
Crossroads to Hell (literal English title)
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Land of Demons
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in the Land of Demons (USA) (DVD title)
Shogun Assassin 4: Five Fistfuls of Gold (USA) (DVD box title)
Sword of Vengeance V
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USA:89 min
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Follows Kozure Ôkami: Sanzu no kawa no ubaguruma (1972)
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I love the Lone Wolf and Cub series, they are the greatest series of action movies ever made! Tomisaburo Wakayama is my favourite samurai (well, technically ronin) of all time and Daigoro is the greatest "sidekick." I love every one of these movies but this has got to be my favourite for many reasons.
The swordplay in this one is amazing and relentless. There is barely a minute without some sort of fight and none are repetitive. There always seems to be a new way to off someone with plenty of blood. The story is particularly in-depth in this one, with an interesting plot about deceit and betrayal within the Kuroda clan. Of particular note is the focus on the relationship between Itto and Daigoro, which in this entry is very unique and moving. The cinematography is as usual stunning, it really showcases Japan's beautiful countryside.
Be sure not to miss this entry into this amazing series.
5/5