Can a man learn how to control himself his sword and his love?
At the start of Samurai II we see what the film will be about. Musashi Miyamoto/Toshiro Mifune fights a duel with a man using a Kusarigama a sickle and chain. Miyamoto takes out two swords to counter the unusual weapon of his opponent. He will go on to travel the country trying to perfect has trade as a swordsman topped off by a fight with an entire fencing school.<br /><br />There are two themes to the film. The first is that while Miyamoto is strong he has no control which he must learn. The second is whether he can love his sword and a woman at the same time. Since the first movie a woman form his village Otsu/Kaoru Yachigusa has been following him out of love. That provides all the drama.<br /><br />This is Mifune’s most famous role outside of the movies he made with Akira Kurosawa. You see his strength and magnetism in the role whenever he draws his sword. When its sheathed he’s like a shy boy. It’s a compelling story of a man trying to find himself.
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