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| | Sword of Vengeance |
 | | Sword Of Vengeance carries an intense, pulsing score by Hideaki Sakurai, and while that is very effective, equally so is the films occasional use of silence, particularly at moments of death. |
 | | Comments: Sword Of Vengeance was the first of six films adapted between 1972 and 1974 from the incredible 110 volume manga by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima, films that are generally known collectively as the "Lone Wolf and Cub" or the "Baby Cart" series. |
 | | When Sword Of Vengeance reaches its conclusion, it is with a scene like many seen in American movies over the years: the "fallen woman" gazing helplessly, longingly, after the hero as he walks away from her, accepting that she is morally unfit for him despite her courage and her love for him. |
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