13 assasins

If you have just seen the rating of this movie on IMDb and want to see it, please dont expect too much. Its not that good a samurai movie. Last half an hour is just crowd sword fighting, that didnt impressed me. Starting has shown brutal violence by an autocratic ruler, and a team of 13 is formed to assasinate him. Harakiri has been shown many a times in the movie, so you will learn about that self inflicted brutal act too. My suggestion: dont watch(5/10)

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