sukiyaki western django be pretty much what you would expect from a western by takashi miike . it violent and it funny and and it just plain weird at time . it look kind of like the old west and except the building be distinctly japanese . it feel kind of like the old west and except some character be in cowboy garb while others be in what appear to be feudal japanese american indian gang war dud . and the dialog . don not you know your shakespeare . there be two feuding family and the white and the red and and catch in between be our hero and whoever he be and and an old woman and her daughter and and a little boy . the daughter and have marry outside of her clan and and the boy and of mixed background . the story itself be a bit hard to follow and but the action make up for it . there a lot of gun play and a lot of crossbow play and and a lot of fancy shoot from both weapon and along with thing like hit one target through a hole just blow in one victim . and grandma and well and she apparently a highly trained martial art and gunslinger kind of gal and and she learn from the best and ringo ( quentin tarrentino ) who also teach her how to make sukiyaki that wasn not so sweet . if you have see all the old spaghetti western and this be a new twist on them that well worth see . there an astound amount of wild and weird action and and there also some ridiculous comedic bit and like a bunch of men use the sheriff of the town a a shield and and look exactly like a conga line . great action and interesting humor and and a decidedly different take on the western theme . plus and the japanese have a sense of poetry too and and there even a bit of room in here for that and before the action kick in again . if you like miike and you like western that be quite a bit out of the ordinary and check this out . positive .