WHO'S GOT THE GOLD? is (unfortunately) the last of the HANZO THE RAZOR films, starring Shintaro Katsu as the title character - the multi-weapon proficient, authority-bucking samurai officer with the "unique" technique of raping confessions out of unwilling female informants until they "spill the beans" and beg for more
 money. The film is a perfect example of how the Japanese cinema has become so obsessed with "the samurai", that the film's title is "The Samurai's Revenge".<br /><br>< br />The film has a great cast of characters, including the great director, Shigeru Miyazaki, who is also a master of Japanese martial arts, and the director himself, Tatsuya Nomura, whose work is so well known in Japan, that he is now a director of films that are considered to be "Japanese" in their own right. < br />The story is told in a way that is unique to the genre, with a unique story line, which is the perfect way to tell a story about a samurai who has been raped by a woman, but who, after being raped, is able to escape. This is one of Miyagi's best films. It's a very unique film, as it is based on the story of a young samurai, played by the superb Tatsumi Fujimoto, a superb actor, great cinematography, superb music, amazing acting, incredible cinematographic techniques, excellent acting and great directing. I loved the way the characters are portrayed in the movie, the amazing cinematics, fantastic cinematic techniques and
. The film is a perfect example of how the Japanese cinema can be so much more than a "film" - it's a film that is not only a great film, but also a masterpiece.