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By Kev T (6) on 12 Jul 2008

Outstanding film, moving performance by Shimura better than a ton of Hollywood films…

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By Henri L (40) on 12 Jul 2008

This might not has as innovative a narrative structure as Rashomon…

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By Julian H (149) on 11 Jul 2008

Won't be no God to comfort you You taught me not to believe that lie You don't need anybody Nobody needs you Don't cry, old man, don't cry…

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By Ruth B (76) on 06 Jul 2008

Films by classic directors can be off-putting. Like approaching great novels, at least for me, I fear that it'll be 'worthy…

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By Sylvain J (35) on 04 Jul 2008

Un des derniers grands films de Kurosawa qu'il me restait a dÃ©couvrir…

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By Toraaki V (10) on 03 Jul 2008

Como la noticia de tu muerte afecta tu vida, de eso se trata esta pelicula, muy emotiva, muy recomendable, te dan ganas de salir a vivr tu…

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By Peter N (584) on 03 Jul 2008

Sure there's no samurais in this one, but you'll still leave the room feeling gutted. Beautiful film from one of the masters…

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By Rick R (465) on 30 Jun 2008

Ikiru (1952) This is one of my favorite Akira Kurasawa directed (and written) movies. The word Ikiru means to live…

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By Dave A (564) on 30 Jun 2008

Not all Kurosawa's films were samurai epics, and this one from 1952 is about an aging bureaucrat - played by the brilliant Takashi Shimura,…

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By Jeremy K (293) on 29 Jun 2008

How can one man's life and subsequent death affect so many? Watch this fantastic Kurosawa film to see an example…

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By Craig P (288) on 28 Jun 2008

A Seiji recommendation. Akira has a way of showing you the insides of characters hearts and minds which is inspiring…

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By Jeremy C (892) on 25 Jun 2008

A touching look at mortality from a master…

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By Colin T (144) on 24 Jun 2008

Yet another masterpiece from Kurosawa. The movie itself was an amazing multi-faceted meditation on life…

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By Camden F (28) on 16 Jun 2008

Probably Kurosawa's best, Ikiru is seeing life through a terminally ill man's eyes…

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By Drew B (597) on 16 Jun 2008

Can count the number of flicks that change my perspective on life on one hand. But this is the thumb of that hand…

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By Matt H (2,287) on 13 Jun 2008

Beautiful look at the life of a person who has no more life left to live and how he discovers how one small person can make a diference in…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 13 Jun 2008

Takashi Shimura's performance is so powerful- his transformation from a lost soul to a man purpose inspires…

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By Alex K (2,253) on 12 Jun 2008

Aside from Seven Samurai, this is Kurosawa's best. This is probably the most moving and versitile movie that I have ever seen…

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By John M (4,356) on 09 Jun 2008

If you don't cry at the scene of Takashi Shimura singing in the deserted playground, you have no soul…

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By Manisha S (6) on 08 Jun 2008

A Tokyo civil servant (perfectly played by Takashi Shimura) begins a new quest for the meaning of life while on the verge of his death…

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