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Takuya Kimura

13 November 1972, Tokyo, Japan

Hana Sugisaki

Sôta Fukushi

30 May 1993, Tokyo, Japan

Hayato Ichihara

6 February 1987, Kawasaki, Japan

Erika Toda

17 August 1988, Kobe, Japan

Kazuki Kitamura

17 July 1969, Osaka, Japan

Chiaki Kuriyama

10 October 1984, Tsuchiura, Japan

Shinnosuke Mitsushima

2 December 1936, Chiba, Japan

Seizô Fukumoto

3 February 1943, Hyogo, Japan

Masayuki Deai

21 January 1981, Osaka, Japan

Takashi Kitadai

September 15, 1986 in Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan

Renji Ishibashi

9 August 1941, Tokyo, Japan

Libby Brien

Philip Hersh

Jon Iles

May 17, 1954 in Ripon, North Yorkshire, England, UK

Takashi Miike

24 August 1960, Yao, Japan

Tetsuya Oishi

Hiroaki Samura

Manji

Played by: Takuya Kimura

Rin Asano

Played by: Hana Sugisaki

Sabato Kuroi

Played by: Kazuki Kitamura

Hyakurin

Played by: Chiaki Kuriyama

Eiku Shizuma

Played by: Ebizô Ichikawa

Hollywood Reporter

The director's 100th feature, Blade of the Immortal shows Miike to have lost none of the madcap energy and wit that characterize his best work. And while this is not that, it's still got more style to burn than almost any recent Hollywood actioner.

November 02, 2017

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Shadow and Act

This results in an adaptation that should be an exciting film of revenge and redemption, but feels like a quirky slog of a chambara film that we've seen before, but with extra blood.

November 08, 2017

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Cinemalogue.com

it delivers for Miike devotees, although the film itself needs to be sliced.

November 10, 2017

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RogerEbert.com

It's that balance of Miike's experience with his retained childlike energy in making a kick-ass samurai movie that keeps this journey engaging.

November 03, 2017

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Flicks.co.nz

The fantastical elements are suitably cartoonish, but they're set in a world that's down to earth and grimy, and contains violence that's very bloody.

November 08, 2017

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Washington Post

"Blade" goes for the carotid while offering a classic look and a comic-book story. It's part Kurosawa, part "X-Men," part "Ichi the Killer."

November 02, 2017

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ScreenRant

Blade of the Immortal lacks depth as a quest for redemption narrative, but makes for good (and very bloody) pulpy fun in Miike's skillful hands.

November 09, 2017

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Los Angeles Times

Miike retains his twisted sense of humor, with mangling and disemboweling deployed for comic effect. And after 99 movies, he certainly knows how to make action memorable.

November 02, 2017

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AV Club

Marvel Studios probably won't be hiring Takashi Miike to direct his take on any of its properties any time soon. But Blade Of The Immortal makes that seem like an exciting idea.

November 02, 2017

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Stuff.co.nz

If you like your violence cartoonish, your action expertly choreographed, your fight scenes to be old-fashioned limb-chopping orgies of blood and gore... I reckon you'll come out of Blade of the Immortal more than happy. I did

November 08, 2017

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The Daily Beast

It's thrilling and touching and absurd, sprawling and intimate and severe, and never less than uninhibited. In short: it's a mad Miike film through and through.

November 09, 2017

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ReelViews

It is being touted as "Miike's 100th film" and, while one could argue whether the numbering is strictly correct, it's close enough to be reasonable. Here's to another 100.

November 03, 2017

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