More of a drama than the usual Zatoichi flick
Samaritan Zatoichi has all of the elements that one comes to expect in this series. First, there’s some comedy as Zatoichi is trying to cross a small river and falls into a deep part. Second, there’s a woman Miss Sode who ends up following Zatoichi. There’s a gambling scene where Zatoichi uses his hearing skills to win the game. There are Yakuza and of course an ultimate confrontation. This time from a ronin (masterless samurai) that Zatoichi runs into along the road. He’s impressed by Zatoichi’s skills and wants to test them. Zatoichi was completely formulaic by this point by still entertaining.<br />C<br /><br />When the film gets going it’s really a drama. The woman befriends Zatoichi, but wants revenge upon him at the same time.
The movie title "Zatoichi the Blind Swordsman, Vol. 19 - Samaritan Zatoichi [DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 16 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In one of the most unusual films of the series, Zatoichi is hired to kill a man who owes a huge gambling debt to a yakuza boss. But the boss true motives are exposed when the victims sister, Osode, arrives with the money to pay back the debt, which she has acquired through prostitution. Realizing he has been tricked, Zatoichi vows to protect the young woman, and steps in to fight the gang boss for her honor. The result is a stunning display of violent swordplay that will appeal to any action fan..