Stone god deals with corruption and injustice in ancient Japan
The three Daimajin movies may seem like a Japanese kaiju film set in ancient samurai days with the big stone giant coming to life and smashing everything but they’re really not. They’re actually about the corruption and injustice of the samurai era with the Majin only really appearing at the end of each film.<br /><br />In Daimajin Lord Hanabasa is deposed by his Chamberlain Samanosuke and Maijin shows up to take revenge upon the usurper. In Return of Daimajin men from a town are being exploited by a samurai lord to build a fort and their kids try to rescue them. It’s like an adventure story as they cross a mountain but it’s the least interesting out of the three films. The only part worthwhile is when Majin smashes everything at the end. Wrath of Daimajin is really a samurai movie. It also had the biggest budget with samurai battles as one lord takes over two of the neighboring fiefs.<br /><br />The best part of all the films is when Maijn shows up. He has a stone face and then that transforms into a truly angry samurai one based upon Japanese art. It’s really something to see. Then he gets to destroy all the evil samurai for their transgressions.
The movie title "The Complete Daimajin (Daimajin/Wrath of Daimajin/Return of Daimajin) [DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.2 from 44 reviewers. 
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