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Kingdom

2019· 133 min★ 7.2

From TOHO · Nippon Television Network Corporation · Sony Pictures

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Synopsis

Set in Qin Dynasty during the warring states period in ancient China. Shin was a war orphan. He has a dream of becoming a great general Shin has a fateful encounter with young King Eisei. King Eisei aims to unify all of China.

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Cast & crew

Directed by Shinsuke Sato

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Trailers

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In this series · Kingdom

KingdomYou’re here
Kingdom 2: Far and Away2022
Kingdom III: The Flame of Destiny2023
Kingdom: Return of the Great General2024
Kingdom 5: The Clash of Souls2026

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Reviews · from TMDB members

Alunauwie★ 9/10Aug 31, 2025

Kingdom is a live-action adaptation of Yasuhisa Hara’s manga, set during China’s warring states era with some historical characters, making it an engaging story. Adapting manga to live-action is challenging due to high fan expectations, but the film shows clear dedication and effort. This review is based solely on the film, as I haven’t read the manga. The story centers on themes of ambition, loyalty, and brotherhood, focusing on Shin and Eisei’s struggle to reclaim Eisei’… Read more

s throne. Conflict arises quickly with internal and external challenges, building tension through battles and political struggles. The film’s resolution shows strong character growth, though some fights lack dramatic tension. Acting is a highlight, especially Ryo Yoshizawa’s dual roles and Kento Yamazaki’s intense action performance, fitting Shin’s rough background. The production values are impressive, with authentic settings, costumes, and well-executed cinematography that enhance key scenes. Overall, Kingdom is a must-watch for fans of manga adaptations and war-themed action films, offering many thrilling moments. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)