The prolific Takashi Miike co-wrote and directed this strikingly postmodern remake of Sergio Corbucci\'s 1966 Spaghetti Western, Django. The story is much the same, but the highly stylized fusion of Japanese gangsterism and operatic musings on the Western form makes for a wild and unexpected cult movie.Feuding for centuries, the Genji and Heiki clans both arrive in a 19th century Nevada town, determined to find hidden treasure rumored to be there. In the midst of their fighting comes a solitary gunslinger (Hideaki Ito) courted by each clan to work for them. When he refuses, the cross-currents of betrayal and murder escalate, and hidden truths behind at least one tragedy, and the real identity of an unlikely shooter, come to the surface. The film\'s energy, dynamic camerawork and almost tongue-in-cheek performances are fun and admirable, and Miike has a fascinating sense of composition.Quentin Tarantino has a small role as a mystery man with a link to these events.


Actors: Kaori Momoi, Koichi Sato, Quentin Tarantino, Takaaki Ishibashi, Teruyuki Kagawa
Directors: Takashi Miike
Language: Spoken English
Run Time: 98 minutes















This film is so bada** on so many levels LoL.I loved evey minute of it,it\'s an Eastern Western Takashii Miike style,what else is there to say.Have fun guys and gals.