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Lone Wolf and Cub - Baby Cart in Peril Director: Buichi Saito Number of Items: 1 Format: Animated, Color, Widescreen Audience Rating: Unrated Running Time: 81 minutes Studio: AnimEigo Product Group: DVD Release Date: 2004-06-08 Buy from Amazon

Customer Reviews: Total numer of reviews: 8 Average rating: 5.0 "One of the best" This is another in a series of Lone Wolf and Cub I have seen. I was first introduced to this series by watching Shogun Assasin. This one had a very good plot and allowed us to see more of the personality of the Cub. The fight scenes were excellent. The only one that was not up to par of all the ones that I have seen is the scene in the temple where you couldn't see clearly what was going on but know that this was realism as it would have happened that way. I have almost completed my collection of all six in the series and look forward to the last two. "This is a great traditional samurai flic! Bizzare..." I seen this movie when it first came out. But when it did it was titled " SHOGUN ASSASSIN " Does anybody remember that. Please reply. This was/and is a mind blowing movie. "Great, Superior, Samurai" The third of six Lone Wolf and Cub movies. From the opening scene in wich a topless, tatooed woman takes out a group of roughnecks with sword flashing ease, you cant help but be hooked. Consistent with the series trademarks, many fight scenes, lots of heads, arms, and legs roll, and, the obligatory, fountains of blood. Never drags. Big fight climax with Ogami Ito unleashing the baby cart full of weapons and then taking on an army. The best fight sequence though, has him against ninjas, in almost total darkness- all you see is limbs being lobbed off and ninjas hitting the floor. GREAT! The person below mentions "Shogun Assasin", wich was released back in the 80's. It was basically the first two Lone Wolf and Cub movies horribly edited together(with some gore cut out of the fights) to make one movie.