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Terrill 2022-03-21 09:02:39
the mountain moved
The 1970s was the trough of Akira Kurosawa, and he stopped cooperating with Toshiro Mifune, and was rejected by "Tiger! Tiger! Tiger! "The crew was fired (the scene where Yamamoto took over at the beginning of the film was written by Akira Kurosawa). The film that went to the Soviet Union was...
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Kaylie 2022-01-09 08:01:49
Immovable
Immovable as a mountain
Kurosawa Akira's "Shadow Warrior" is the most beautiful movie I have seen in the first half of this year, leaving me with four words: Immovable as a mountain.
Surge like the wind, Xu Rulin, aggression like fire, immobile like a mountain. This is Takeda Shingen's military...
Daisuke Ryû
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Corene 2022-04-24 07:01:17
3.5 Complementary standard. Different placements are not suitable for comparison. The parts are more detailed, but the overall effect is limited. The colors only provide visual contrast and impact, and the core is still framed in the dramatic story.
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Brett 2022-04-24 07:01:17
Simple and desolate, majestic, thick and gorgeous. It is second only to the Seven Samurai in the Kurosawa Akira movies I have seen so far. The disadvantage is that the story is slightly weaker and the plot is slightly simpler. In addition, unlike most people's opinions, I feel that the final battle has lowered the quality of the whole film, and no matter how well it is shot in form, it is impossible to ignore the forced reduction of intelligence + mindless delivery in the plot. Kind of a shame because it could have ended better.
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Shingen Takeda: To occupy Kyoto, to fly my flags in the capital, has been my long-cherished dream. But... if something should happen to me, do not pursue that dream. Remember: my death must not be made known. Keep it a secret, for at least three years. Guard our domain. Never move from it. Do not move! If you ignore my order and set out to attack, our Takeda clan will be no more. Heed my words! This... is my final wish.
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Masakage Yamagata: [Rainbow appears, causing the advancing Takeda army to halt] My lord, what do you think that light is that is barring your path?
Katsuyori Takeda: [Gives it a quick glance] A rainbow.
Masakage Yamagata: You're wrong! It is your late father's instructions not to proceed. He's telling you to stay in your domain and guard it. Those were your father's last words. If you do that, nothing can harm us.
Katsuyori Takeda: Harm? An ominous word. Since the time of our ancestors, the Takeda have never run from a fight.
Katsuyori Takeda: [Addressing his army] Forward!... Forward!
