Review of High and Low (1933) by Sophia F — 16 Jun 2007
It's usually introduced as a cat-and-mouse thriller, but there's really more to it than that. Viewers who are unfamiliar with Kurosawa might find the pacing a bit slow, especially for the genre.
Toshiro Mifune's acting is, of course, impeccable - and the black-and-white visuals are so gorgeous that the most low-key scene of people walking around and talking becomes mesmerizing.
This review of High and Low (1933) was written by Sophia F on 16 Jun 2007.
High and Low has generally received positive reviews.
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