Customer Ratings & Reviews

The concept and mechanics behind the movie were interesting. The reality of it was a little boring. But i domt know what more i would ask out of a movie thats a single continuous shot once it gets going. The achievement of it is amazing.

Pros: Has a story despite the basis of the ‘film’s’ creation There was some definite effort here to make this into production Cons: Not REALLY a con but: this project is more like an impressive YouTube video than a ‘film’ in the sense that it doesn’t try to be like a B movie that could have made it to the big screen. Still impressive if you know it’s going to play more like a stage play than a movie. AV Setup: watched at home in home theater setup: Dolby Atmos: 2k watt Denon Rcvr, 11.2.4 Klipsch Reference Premier setup W/ 2x 15in 800watt Klipsch subs 2x 13in 1300 watt SVC subs 4K HDR Epson 5050UB Projector @ 130 inch screen Xbox One X for 4K Blu-ray playback

Really ambitious, and definitely worthy of applause for the execution alone, but MAN if that long take doesn't start getting repetitive after a while. Maybe it's your cup of tea, but for me it became a grind. Worth your time if you're into off-kilter or Indie things, but this isn't a "mainstream" samurai movie, and definitely not for everyone. For the tech nerds, the single-take was shot with some sort of home video-type camera, so yeah it's in hi-def but the image looks a little like a home movie/backyard production.

Pretty good Experimental movie If you what top notch action this is Not it they go for more of a realise action Because of the one shot rule this movie Follows it would be pretty imPossible To do anything to crazy

Interesting movie. Very interesting movie, it has an ambitious style to it and the fact that the fight scene was all done in one big long take makes for a very interesting movie watching experience.

Not what I was expecting. Definitely a lot of action, but the plot was a bit thin. If you aim to see plenty of swordfights, though, you won't be disappointed.

One rival samurai against a clan consisting of 400 samurai. It seems impossible but can likely be accomplished.

The one take sword fight gimmick is what drew me to it, and also what put me off while watching. It wears off quick.

What a movie!! Shot in one take is really cool. Do t expect too much story here but the action I. Non-stop.

Alright,but so so movie that I can only recommend to those alone and desperate for entertainment.

This is “GOOD” movie .. not great.. something to do during these crazy PANDEMIC DAYS..

Good Story line for the Samurai character. Action sequence was very well choreographed.

This was a great, action-packed film!! I was literally on the edge of my seat!!

Really good movie. Good plot great cast. And the cinematography perfect.

Amateur film enjoyable if you are a follower of the Japanese swordsmen.

nothing but constant murder and sword mayhem by the sword god.

Awesome picture. I have followed Miyamoto Musashi since 1967. I collected all his film , including the one played by Toshiro Mifune. May his soul test in peace. It’s all about demonstrating his swordmanship skills. I also practice Kendo.

As a fan of Martial Arts flicks - this was a very cool concept, but the execution fell a little short. The fighting sequences were repetitive. Fast forward to the ending.

The title is correct this is a crazy movie to watch when all one wants to do is watch a movie and not to think about the plot.

Its just action after action after action after action etc etc. This is like a rush on martial arts films. I was just dumbfounded on the action sequences. Pretty worth it.