Sukijaki Western Džango
Director:
Takashi MiikeGuión:
Masa NakamuraCámara:
栗田豊通Música:
Kōji EndōReparto:
Hideaki Itō, Kaori Momoi, Masanobu Andō, 佐藤浩市, 伊勢谷友介, Yoshino Kimura, Quentin Tarantino, Shun Oguri, Renji Ishibashi, 堺雅人, Yôji Tanaka, 西田敏行, Yutaka Matsushige (más)Sinopsis(1)
La cinta narra la Guerra Genpei, en la que los clanes rivales Minamoto y Taira se enfrentaron en el año 1.100 en Japón. Cuando la tensión llegue a un punto insostenible, un pistolero sin nombre pisará las calles polvorientas de la ciudad de Yuta. (JRB Producciones)
Reseñas (2)
Now that is a joke! The Japanese have made a "spaghetti western" in which they appropriate what is theirs, i.e., all the basic building blocks of similar stories, by which the world inspired (mainly) Akira Kurosawa, they mixed it with something else, and they didn't bother with a meaningful story... And it worked. I had a great time with it. Great color stylization, choreography of shootouts, funny gore (the cross), samurai sword vs. colt duel... Entertainment that gets four pure stars.
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This time, I was really disappointed with what I saw. As much as I like Miike's stylization, it didn't work for a western. I wouldn't mind a western with Japanese elements, but this is really tacky, where even the story gets lost. But Tarantino delighted me in the paperboard settings. Otherwise, however, it remains rather disappointing.
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