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Friday, June 06, 2008 --- 75 days ago
Recommended The myth is always going to be more interesting than reality. We like to romanticize and fantasize our history, especially where there are gaps of evidence. Sometimes its just easier to ignore the ugly or boring truth and spin a yarn. Drunken sociopaths are painted as misunderstood geniuses. Criminals become rebels. Con men turn into prophets. And then of course, there is the "good old days." As far as the ninja are concerned, there is far more myth than there is concrete evidence. To what capacity they actually existed is pretty vague. Even defining their basic class be it monks, a specially trained samurai, or just some bumpkin, is open to loose interpretation because no one exactly knows. So, what survives the most, what has become indelible, is the myth as the ninja as class of men and women keen on guerrilla warfare stratagem and possessing near superhuman skill. The eight film Shinobi No Mon... Read the entire review ...
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