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By Joseph T (177) on 18 Oct 2007

Can Mifune be cool even if he's not chopping people up? Yes…

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By Bil A (71) on 17 Oct 2007

First movie that moved me this much in years…

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By John Mark K (1) on 11 Oct 2007

Easily one of Kurosawa's best films...the bridge between his early and alte styles…

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By Adam K (1,533) on 10 Oct 2007

Kurosawa at his best…

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By Mari M (11) on 09 Oct 2007

Perhaps Toshiro Mifune's finest role, this film will draw you in like no other…

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By Jason M (2,623) on 04 Oct 2007

My favourite kurosawa film so far. red beard may seem slow compared to kurosawa's other films but it contains a beautiful poignancy…

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By Manny H (3) on 01 Oct 2007

Kurasawa/Mifune - A pleasant departure for Mifune from his usual sword slinger, but he still manages to bust arms & heads and then send them…

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By Minyi S (2) on 24 Sep 2007

One of the best films ever by both kurosawa and mifune…

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By Logan P (85) on 13 Sep 2007

Most beautifully filmed movie of all time. The hours melt away into the silent tension of the place and people…

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By Jezzy A (438) on 13 Sep 2007

Most beautifully filmed movie of all time. The hours melt away into the silent tension of the place and people…

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By Peter H (1,359) on 08 Sep 2007

This movie tends to disappear among Kurosawa's other great movies. As such it is greatly underestimated. It should be regarded as a must-see…

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By David F (1,889) on 07 Sep 2007

I felt this was a master piece for both the lead actor and the director, still this is a subed movie and I would kill anyone that changed that…

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By Angela A (231) on 05 Sep 2007

MAS*H, only in feudal Japan. Toshiro Mifune's character grows a heart along with a beard. Some melodrama, but only the socially aware kind…

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By Graham E (11) on 05 Sep 2007

A fascinating film about the relationships between new generations and old…

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By Eve T (45) on 02 Sep 2007

I am not much for old movies otherwise, but Kurosawa is always an exception! This movie has a very good story, and some good acting…

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By Roberto A (137) on 01 Sep 2007

One of Kurosawa's darker efforts, this film has many arresting scenes, punctuated by tragedy and exhaustion…

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By Anthony H (424) on 01 Sep 2007

This si a story of a learning cirv. the seasons that apear in itr are the real seasons,Kurosawa waited for nature to be his effects…

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By John M (4,356) on 27 Aug 2007

I've seen a lot of Kurosawa's work, and this is really the best. It's a powerful, dynamic human drama that never goes easy on you. Excellent movie…

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By Behzad B (87) on 27 Aug 2007

Dr. Handayu Mori: The pain and loneliness of death frighten me. But Dr. Niide looks at it differently…

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By Matthew M (2,213) on 26 Aug 2007

I know most people familiar with Kurosawa's work would say this wasn't his best, and in the strictest sense that is true…

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