The Magnificent Nine 2016 123movies

Watch: 殿、利息でござる！ 2016 123movies, Full Movie Online – It is eighteenth century Japan and the residents of a poor town lead a typically meagre life. Then nine residents, which include Juzaburo, hatch a scheme to improve their lots by running a pawn and loan business with the proceeds being distributed among the townfolk. However, the plan is risky with such commerce and profiteering being frowned upon in a society with a caste system. Based on a novel by Isoda Michifumi, The Magnificient Nine features a cast of well-known Japanese cinema familiars..
Plot: Residents in a town have a hard time due to the land tax and forced labor. 9 people, including Juzaburo Kokutaya (Sadao Abe), worry about the future of their town. They then set up a plan to save the town. The plan is to lend large amounts of money to han (historical term for the estate of a warrior) and distribute the interest annually to the residents, but if they’re caught they will lose their lives.
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Excellent Movie
This is a great story expertly done about the transition period in Japan, from the Samurai to modern periods. This movie is an interested twist on The Seven Samurai of Kurosawa, this movie proves there is more than one way to skin a cat.

A small poor farming community is found within the dominion of a feudal lord. This lord from time to time claims the local horses for his own personal purposes, further impoverishing the town. What well-off, influential citizens of the town decide that enough is enough and realize they are plunging further and further in poverty. This group – the magnificent nine – decide to accumulate a sum of money, lend it to the feudal lord, and force him out of his position when they enforce to collect the interest loaned.

This summary does not spoil the enjoyment of the movie. That enjoyment is obtained in seeing how the town accumulate the capitol, how long their plan takes, the internal tensions in the group, the ups and downs in executing the plan, and the final rewards.

This is an interesting take on a well-worn paradigm in movie history. The innovation of this movie is that instead of fighting an outside threat with brute force, the townspeople battle the feudal lord through financial means, allowing him to drown in debt. All they want is their horses returned.

There have been many, many copy-cats to Kurosawa’s movie. Some are downright terrible. But not this one. The movie is so convincingly executed you feel you have been provided a window into 1850s Japan. The attention to detail, from the buildings in the town to the dress of the local peoples is perfect.

I saw this movie during a trans-continental flight to Europe. I was looking forward to the DVD release when I returned. That day has unfortunately not arrived. Maybe some day.

Excellent Movie
This is a great story expertly done about the transition period in Japan, from the Samurai to modern periods. This movie is an interested twist on The Seven Samurai of Kurosawa, this movie proves there is more than one way to skin a cat.

A small poor farming community is found within the dominion of a feudal lord. This lord from time to time claims the local horses for his own personal purposes, further impoverishing the town. What well-off, influential citizens of the town decide that enough is enough and realize they are plunging further and further in poverty. This group – the magnificent nine – decide to accumulate a sum of money, lend it to the feudal lord, and force him out of his position when they enforce to collect the interest loaned.

This summary does not spoil the enjoyment of the movie. That enjoyment is obtained in seeing how the town accumulate the capitol, how long their plan takes, the internal tensions in the group, the ups and downs in executing the plan, and the final rewards.

This is an interesting take on a well-worn paradigm in movie history. The innovation of this movie is that instead of fighting an outside threat with brute force, the townspeople battle the feudal lord through financial means, allowing him to drown in debt. All they want is their horses returned.

There have been many, many copy-cats to Kurosawa’s movie. Some are downright terrible. But not this one. The movie is so convincingly executed you feel you have been provided a window into 1850s Japan. The attention to detail, from the buildings in the town to the dress of the local peoples is perfect.

I saw this movie during a trans-continental flight to Europe. I was looking forward to the DVD release when I returned. That day has unfortunately not arrived. Maybe some day.

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Original Language ja
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Status Released
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Genre Comedy, History
Director Yoshihiro Nakamura
Writer Michifumi Isoda, Ken’ichi Suzuki, Yoshihiro Nakamura
Actors Yûko Takeuchi, Tsutomu Yamazaki, Ryûhei Matsuda
Country Japan
Awards 1 win & 1 nomination
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