The Warrior’s Way is a cross between a Western and an epic Samurai tale, telling the story of the world’s greatest swordsman-assassin, Yang, the baby princess he rescues rather than kills, as ordered, and the desert town across the ocean that he and the infant hide in. The town, Lode, is as unlikely as the town of Dirt in Rango or the one-street ramshackle villages in a vast number of Spaghetti Westerns. In this case, though, Lode is populated with a troupe of circus performers, alon


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