Bunraku (2010)

Group of unsatisfied young people, one samurai and the other cowboy, combine their knowledge of battle and will for revenge against the most vicious leader known to the world. They both are lead by family honor and hunger for righteousness. In a way the red army of Nicola (the vicious leader) reminds me of a battle between the east and west, and the fight for freedom that the capitalist counties always like to emphasize when they talk about “democracy”. So the vicious leader is exactly that, a man who keeps people under his control, a tyrant who suppresses and pours blood, all over the country, who keeps the poor people in fear just to rule. Nicola is also enriched with nine assassins which are obstacles that the two warriors need to vanquish, to get to him. Bartender plays the trigger person, who will join the two warriors together, lead them, and merge them with an army of like-minded rebels. The drifter (one of the revenges) at the end will see that to be able to kill the dark power (Nicola), will have to die himself as well, that, there is no revenge without any losses and consequences. Good always prevails if you have pure heart, at the end.