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Zatoichi Challenged (1967)

Ichi is staying at an inn when a woman dies. Her dying wish is that Ichi take her son to his father, an artist living in a nearby town. After arriving in the town, Ichi finds out that the father has been forced by a local boss to create illegal pornography to pay off his gambling debts. Ichi makes it his mission to save the man and reunite the family, even though it brings him into conflict with a samurai he sort of befriended on his way to the town.

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Dave J 27 Mar 2012

Wednesday, March 28, 2012 (1967) Zatoichi Challenged (In Japanese with English subtitles) ACTION "The Blind Swordsman" also known as Ichi, who decides to stay at one of the local villages inns for the night bumps into a mother who's dying, to impose on a last request only to deliver her only son to her natural father. And along the way, hitches a ride with some people going to the exact location and at the same time comes across an official who's done some deceptive practices of taking over. And another master Swordsman whose been ordered by the state to execute specific people, one of them being is the boys father whose only crime was to be an artist who was ordered to draw some illegal designs, unapproved by the state. The only problem is that they're too many subplots, but as usual, humanity personal scenes hold the film together! 3 out of 4 Sub plots

Chris B 02 Jan 2014

This 17th film in the Zatoichi saga is another solid film but several of the premises are repeated from an earlier film inlcuding the fufilling a dying man's last wish, protecting a child, and of course angering the local government entities and bringing upon himself their wrath. Zatoichi Challenged is a lot more fun and lighthearted though as the little boy is older than the previous child, who was literally a newborn baby, and provides some funny and comedic relief in their interactions. While not as original as other films in the series there is still a lot to like here and some great moments to find throughout it's running time.

Luke B 31 Aug 2009

The same stuff, done well. Zatoichi is asked by a dying person to fulfill their last request (done before), he must then travel with a child (done before),his rather simple mission soon results in him incurring the wrath of local mobsters and corrupt government officials (done before). It is all done at a high quality, and the emotion is still there. Plus, it also has the best one on one fight so far, a beautifully choreographed and simple effort, where those involved really seem to know what they are doing. A decent entry, but don't expect to be too engrossed.

Jean-François S 23 Sep 2009

Maybe the best of the one's directed by Kenji Misumi, excepting perhaps the first one.

Orlok W 16 Aug 2012

Zatoichi Challenged starts off rather differently than most other of the series with a narration and song by Shintaro himself but the other than that, the rest of the film is typical Zatoichi cinema: great fight scenes, a great performance by Katsu, and a well-told story. What's most commendable about the film is the final fight scene which might be Ichi's longest fight scene against a single opponent. It's truly a beauty to behold and it constitutes one of the best fight scenes of the entire series.