Experimented with the Zatoichi formula with good and bad results
You could call this film experimental Zatoichi because it attempted several new techniques not used before and afterward in the franchise.<br /><br />Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold has a stylized beginning. There’s a simple black background and Zatoichi is blowing a whistle that blind masseurs like him used. Then he goes through a series of short swordfights where he slays a number of opponents.<br /><br />Another difference is that there is a lot of melodrama. For instance, Zatoichi travelled to the top of a local hill and begs a former Yakuza boss who was in self-imposed exile to come down from his perch. I like it when they play it straight rather than all this over acting.<br /><br />The story then becomes very traditional in terms of Zatoichi movies as he's caught between two rival Yakuza gangs and some ronin and ends up being the protector of the common people as usual.<br /><br />The experimenting with the franchise was up and down. The stylized fight scenes were good. The melodrama was bad.<br />C
The movie title "Zatoichi the Blind Swordsman, Vol. 6 - Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold [DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.9 from 90 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Accused of stealing, Zatoichi is pursued by friend and foe alike. In this installment of The Blind Swordsman series, Ichi must prove his innocence, expose the real culprits, retrieve thegold and reconcile his accusers anger. And if the odds were not stacked high enough, Ichi is hounded and challenged by a maniacal, bullwhip yielding Ronin who finds Ichis status as a low ranking blind masseur and master swordsman as an affront to his class and profession..