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By Chad D (886) 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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By Han L (35) 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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By Carly R (129) on 25 Feb 2008

That movie proves that you should totally try and kick someone's ass when you have TB because you'll more than likely spew blood everywhere…

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By Marie H (102) on 24 Feb 2008

This movie, like many Kurosawa films, seems ahead of it's time, even in the proper historical context…

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By Dustin G (630) on 14 Feb 2008

Apparently the first true Kurosawa film, Drunken Angel is a tragic film exploring illness, medical and societal…

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By Tim H (1,310) on 11 Feb 2008

Here's my other pickup from Giant Eagle. I know, I'm still amazed…

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By Landen C (83) on 10 Feb 2008

Mifune and Shimura are two quite amazing actors that I think should have more international recognition, in my belief…

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By Jonathan H (1,173) on 10 Jan 2008

A young yakuza with a life of booze, women and chainsmoking finds out that he has tuberculosis from a drunken doctor whose greatest sorrow…

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By Jim M (710) on 09 Jan 2008

Pretty good film. I enjoyed Ran and Kagemusha more though. Although I liked the film noir style that he was creating…

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By Patrick B (1,076) on 07 Jan 2008

Not THE Kurosawa movie, but still A Kurosawa movie. A very good human drama…

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By Az D (122) on 05 Jan 2008

An excellent morality tale of a sickly yakuza gangster played by an awfully young Toshiro Mifune and his volatile relationship with his alcoholic…

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By Craig K (128) on 28 Dec 2007

Filmed only three years after the end of World War II, Kurosawa Akiraâ…

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By Immaculate E (37) on 27 Dec 2007

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

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By Jenna M (118) on 25 Dec 2007

I wish I had a drunken doctor who threw ashtrays at me…

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By Ian I (85) on 25 Dec 2007

I wish I had a drunken doctor who threw ashtrays at me…

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By Dustin A (55) on 25 Dec 2007

A compelling look at male bravado in post-war japan…

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By Ricardo V (158) on 25 Dec 2007

I wish I had a drunken doctor who threw ashtrays at me…

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By Clifford H (32) on 22 Dec 2007

A friend of mine once said, there are two kinds of directors--the first of the idiom, like Kurosawa, the second is like Godard, the grammarian…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 08 Dec 2007

Kurosawa and Mifune do their best in their first collaboration working from Kurosawa's underdeveloped screenplay…

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By Eric P (911) on 06 Dec 2007

By the time Drunken Angel was released, Takashi Shimura was already a well-established actor in Japan (arguably one of the best)…

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