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Hanzo, the Razor

1993Movie1 h 33 min

58
DecentGoodWatch score

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Story

During Tenpo period, Bakuhu announced a law regulating expenditures in order to improve the financial situation. However, Doshin of a government office Itami Hanzo, called Kamisori Hanzo, challenged Bakuhu's oppressive way. Because of this, his father Magobei was told to kill himself by the Bakuhu and Hanzo himself was demoted. Five years later, Hanzo came back to the government office and implement a law regulating expenditures. He stands up for revenge Torii Kainokami who desires power as he likes.

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Directed by
Akira Inoue

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Facts

January 1, 1993 · 1 h 33 min · Action, Drama

Released
January 1, 1993
Runtime
1 h 33 min
Genres
Action, Drama
Original language
Japanese
Made in
Japan
Available in
6 countries

Tropes

The Rival, Reassigned to Antarctica, End of an Age +9

  • The Rival
  • Reassigned to Antarctica
  • End of an Age
  • Buried Alive
  • Anti-Hero
  • Rape Portrayed as Redemption
  • Jidaigeki
  • Perpetual Frowner
  • Exploitation Film
  • Ridiculous Exchange Rates
  • Establishing Character Moment
  • Black-and-Gray Morality

12 of 41 tropes. From TV Tropes.

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4 questions, like "Where can I stream Hanzo, the Razor?"

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Where can I stream Hanzo, the Razor?

In the United States, Hanzo, the Razor is free with ads on Hoopla, Xumo Play, and Tubi TV. It also streams in 5 other countries.

Is Hanzo, the Razor worth watching?

58
DecentGoodWatch score

Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 58 (IMDb 5.8).

Is Hanzo, the Razor in English?

Japanese

No, it was made in Japanese.

What tropes does Hanzo, the Razor use?

The RivalReassigned to AntarcticaEnd of an AgeBuried AliveAnti-HeroRape Portrayed as RedemptionJidaigekiPerpetual FrownerExploitation FilmRidiculous Exchange RatesEstablishing Character MomentBlack-and-Gray Moralityand 29 more

TV Tropes lists 41 tropes for it, including The Rival, Reassigned to Antarctica, and End of an Age.