Eita, Hitori Gekidan, Kou Shibasaki
A female warrior who was raised as a man joins a young samurai's quest to recover 48 of his body parts from 48 demons and to avenge her parents death.
DVD Release Date: September 23, 2008
Stats: 272 reviews
Starts out in an interesting way, mixing samurai and fantasy elements. But after we've been introduced to the main characters the film loses its appeal.
The story still remains interesting but the fact that the acting and SFX are poorly done, disturbes me too much for me to enjo...( read more)
This film takes parts from all over the world of story telling and myth and makes a wonderful movie! You have parts like an old greek myth, alittle like the bible ( the way the child is found), frankenstine, japanese myth, and a dash of action and comedy. This film is like an o...( read more)
Dororo (2007)
Kagemitsu Daigo (Kiichi Nakai) is a high ranking Samurai, hiding away from a losing battle inside of a temple surrounded by statues of 48 demons. He makes a pact with these demons to make him rule over the world. However, the price for this power is his unborn So...( read more)
I do not follow Anime and but can say I am a passing fan. Some are great but I believe most sacrifice story for effect. I did find out more about Dororo when I found out about the movie. And it does sound like an interesting story. So, here comes this movie. SPOILER ALERT. And he...( read more)
48 major demon, who known as MAJIN sense the impending birth of a powerfull human, who will grow up to be the vasquisher of a DEMON KIND... 24 demon left... see you in the next movie...
It's a good story overall, but those fighting with the demons are kinda... wierd.
Dororo meaning Little Monster... is quite an interesting film. A warrior sold his unborn's body parts to many demons for the chance to rule the world. The mother loves her son though he was born incomplete and had to give him up by putting him in a basket and push it onto the wat...( read more)
Based off of a video game, based off of a manga, this movie wears it well. From the plot to the monsters- it is all good fictional fun. Tsumabuku Satoshi plays the fantastically apathetic & blind/deaf Hyakkumari pretty well. The sidekick (main character supposedly) Dororo playe...( read more)
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