13 Assassins
Adventure • R • 2010 • 2 hr 21 min
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Great historical action adventure movie, really well made and great action scenes. Worth watching
Perhaps one of the best half hours of any film. Gorgeous film with insane acting and action, really amazing film
Modern version of Seven Samurai; Although it does not reach the level of Seven Samurai, it offers standard action to the audience
This is a great modern classic samurai film! Exciting drama. Not just an action film, but an homage to the masters like Kurosawa.
Great story of man on a mission. Bloody as hell. Good as hell.
Fantastic action and tension. Worth a watch if you're into samurai and/or action films.
An unexpectedly awesome modern samurai film! Awesome action, great performances, & an engaging story.
The last act of this movie is a gift to anyone who loves action movies, and the restrained approach until that point is a welcome surprise.
Extremely similar in style to Seven Samurai, but in full color, with a hateable villain and a bloodbath of a finale.
A solid samurai film with interesting characters that effectively builds to a truly fantastic battle sequence.
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