Ronin Gai
Alright samurai flick that gets really good
at the end. Recommended from my brother from
another mother, Ramon, for a long time.
Finally saw it.
I like how it starts.
I like that they kept the violence until the end.
When people were about to fight we go to another scene.
I thought I was watching some kind of edited version,
but, samurai action pays off in the third act.
Favorite part: When the guy that acted as a dog to be in the clan
gets in front of his boss and stabs himself with him at the end.
An honorable act from a true samurai.
Haven't seen that many samurai films in my life,
but, overall feeling: I thought this was pretty good.
