Review of The Last Samurai (2003) by Noah Abraham G — 08 Nov 2012
Quite sound in its portrayal of old Japanese customs, traditions and way of life, nicely written by Zwick, convincingly performed by the cast, impressive work by the crew and stunning music by Hans Zimmer, The Last Samurai is a tale of romanticism vs modernism, purity vs corruption, and also a conflict of two different cultures.
It could've made a bigger impact though if not for its ruined ending. Overall, a satisfying epic.
This review of The Last Samurai (2003) was written by Noah Abraham G on 08 Nov 2012.
The Last Samurai has generally received positive reviews.
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