Review of Kagemusha (1980) by Jeff T — 29 Aug 2008
An epic about Shingen Takeda searching a double to replace him - keep his death secret which prevent attacks from enemy. A historical masterpiece which brought us Shingen's strategies of war: "Swift as the wind, Silent as the forest, Fierce as the fire, Immovable as the mountain.
The Battle of Nagashino is the most memorable scene of Kagemusha. Samurai struggles against the their annihilations.
This review of Kagemusha (1980) was written by Jeff T on 29 Aug 2008.
Kagemusha has generally received very positive reviews.
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