Another great Zatoichi tale of him trying to save an innocent man while being impersonated
Zatoichi starts this movie off in a precarious situation. He’s been arrested and is sitting in prison after getting a beating. He promises another prisoners that he will pass along a message for him to his family to help him clear his name. This sets Zatoichi on a journey to save the man from various Yakuza (gangsters) who set him up.<br /><br />By this time they’d added an important element to the series, which was comedy. For example, while he’s being beaten during the intro he constantly stops his guard to comment upon his position. Later on he takes part in a game to shoot arrows at a swinging target for a bet. On top of that a man steals his identity and goes around posing as Zatoichi.<br /><br />After that you get your usual Zatoichi fare. He fights off a number of Yazkua and saves a woman and a family along the way. While this was all formula by now, they changed it up a bit movie to movie to keep things from getting stale, and still make things entertaining. Zatoichi and the Doomed Man is no exception. The climax battle at the end for instance, is especially big and drawn out and his opponents try all different kinds of tricks to kill him.<br />C
The movie title "Zatoichi the Blind Swordsman, Vol. 11 - Zatoichi and the Doomed Man [DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 20 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Paired with a witty, harmless con man, Shintaro Katsu mixes intoxicating swordplay and side-splitting slapstick in a tale where Zatoichis fate collides with an innocent man facing execution..