Review of Samurai Rebellion (1967) by Reid V — 02 Jan 2013
Slow, but ultimately satisfying samurai film of which a small village that seems content starts to disintegrate. A samurai (Toshiro Mifune) becomes enraged by his superiors and the woman associated with strange powers and starts to pursue violent action.
He ultimately leads the small village into disarray and many of the villagers suffer tragic fates as a consequence. A little too much talk and little too long, but the ending is quite strong enough to save the film.
Mifune is without question the highlight of this movie.
This review of Samurai Rebellion (1967) was written by Reid V on 02 Jan 2013.
Samurai Rebellion has generally received very positive reviews.
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