More fighting and comedy than usual for Zatoichi and a very sad ending
Fight Zatoichi Fight was the eighth film in the franchise.<br /><br />By this time, even though it was still early on in the series, there was a formula that all the movies followed. First there’s some comedy. That starts with some killers from the Monju clan looking for Zatoichi. They stop a group of blind men on a pilgrimage only to find out that they are all named Ichi. Those men later cause a tragedy when they stab a palanquin thinking that Zatoichi is inside, but instead kill a mother who has a newborn. The story then centers around Zatoichi caring for the child while being pursued by the swordsmen.<br /><br />Usually there are only a few action scenes in Zatoichi films, but this one has him constantly coming under attack from the Monju men. The comedy continues as well. One time Zatoichi has the baby in his arms while he’s gambling. The next he hires a prostitute to sleep with the baby so that he might have a quiet night. There’s always a woman as well, this time it’s a petty pickpocket that comes to Zatoichi for help after she robs a samurai. He tries to make an honest woman out of her. Finally, the movie ends on a sad note, which is again unlike others in the franchise. For all these reasons Fight, Zatoichi, Fight is one of the better films that was put out.<br />C
The movie title "Zatoichi the Blind Swordsman, Vol. 8 - Fight, Zatoichi, Fight [DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.8 from 93 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In a cruel twist of fate, an innocent woman is cut down in an ambush intended for the blind swordsman, turning her infant child into an orphan. Feeling responsible, Ichi vows to safely deliver the child to its father. The assassins relentlessly pursueIchi, who must fight with ever more efficient determination now that he is the infants only protector. In a final bitter twist of fate and plot, Ichi must add to his list of enemies the father of the child he has sworn to protect..