RUROUNI KENSHIN: KYOTO INFERNO on Australian Blu-ray and DVD

Revenge of the Fallen Assassin Source: Madman Entertainment Official Movie Site: warnerbros.co.jp/rurouni-kenshin (Japan) Special Thanks to Ben Pollock On March 11, 2015, the feature film RUROUNI KENSHIN: KYOTO INFERNO (????????????, Rurouni Kenshin Kyoto Taika Hen, 2014) will be released in DVD and Blu-ray editions by the Australian label, Madman Entertainment. At the request of the new government, Kenshin journeys to the old capital of Kyoto where unrest is brewing. Awaiting him there is Shishio; a man so formidable that he inherited the very mantle Kenshin renounced: that of sanctioned assassin. And as Kenshin discovers, this crazed assassin possesses skills that may be more than a match for his own. Release Date: March 11, 2015 Year Of Production: 2014 Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Widescreen Audio tracks: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Language: Japanese Subtitles: English Running Time: 139 minutes Special Features Introduction to Rurouni Kenshin TV spots Teaser Trailer Theatrical Trailer Format: Blu-ray (Region B) SRP: $34.95 Catalog: EYE423BR Format: DVD (Region 4, PAL) SRP: $29.95 Catalog: EYE423

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