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By Ryan J (799) on 10 Nov 2008

First collaboration of Akira Kurosawa & Toshiro Mifune....Mifune plays a gangster who is affllicted with tuberculosis yet refuses help from…

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By Private U (13,627) on 05 Nov 2008

A really young Toshiro Mifune (who has shades of Bogart in this film) pretty much steals this movie…

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By Ashley C (536) on 02 Nov 2008

A strong snapshot of postwar Japan in microcosm…

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By Daniel M (2,592) on 21 Oct 2008

I'm a great fan of Kurosawa, so it was with great joy that I was finally able to watch his 1948 classic…

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By Timothy F (226) on 07 Oct 2008

A very intriguing and interesting film, with wonderful commentary on the American occupation…

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By Gabriel V (64) on 03 Oct 2008

What a string of films Kurosawa ended the 1940s with: Drunken Angel, The Quiet Duel, and Stray Dog…

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By Nick M (1,532) on 03 Sep 2008

Avis Ã tous les Ã©tudiants en mÃ©decine: il y a mieux que Grace Anatomy…

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By Sarwat K (3) on 31 Aug 2008

Beautiful movie, I loved the doctor, his prickly attitude and faults and desire to really save people from themselves…

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By Walter M (1,360) on 22 Aug 2008

Mifune as somebody other than a badass samurai? preposterous…

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By Sgt.finaldo S (11) on 05 Aug 2008

Classic Kurosawa. The more films of his I watch the more I appreciate every scene…

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By Keith Y (8) on 25 Jul 2008

This isn't Kurosawa's best. Obviously, I cannot say what is; I haven't seen enough Kurosawa for that…

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By Yang H (26) on 10 Jul 2008

Poetic film making at it's best. Kurosawa brings us to a world where contamination runs deep into the heart of man…

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By Benjamin K (203) on 07 Jul 2008

Kurosawa's first great film. Mifune and Shimura are incredible in it…

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By Lene . (137) on 03 Jul 2008

Wow, I think this is the youngest I've seen of Mifune. I didn't recognize him until about 45 minutes in…

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By Christopher P (712) on 29 May 2008

So this film began the legendary and prosperous cinematic pairing of director Kurosawa and actor Toshiro Mifune…

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By Chris C (2,693) on 29 May 2008

So this film began the legendary and prosperous cinematic pairing of director Kurosawa and actor Toshiro Mifune…

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By Leslie B (127) on 26 May 2008

Awesome film one of kurosawa's best works. had a great story, plot & cast. this is an instant classic highly recommended…

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By Gary C (555) on 24 Apr 2008

Drunken Angel was the first film Kurosawa was allowed to make without studio interference, and features an alcoholic doctor who forms an unlikely…

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By Atlas O (68) on 06 Apr 2008

(2nd viewing. Got the Criterion edition as a Christmas present…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 03 Mar 2008

Not the best Kurosawa, but better than most film noirs still. I still see the finale in my mind's eye…

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