Rentarô Mikuni

Rentarô Mikuni

  • Born: 1923-1-20
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  • Extended Reading
    • Brett 2022-01-20 08:03:30

      Capricorn

      Recently I was reading "Inner Sky", an astrology book. Just finished watching the "Miyamoto Musashi" trilogy. I suddenly found that Musashi Miyamoto is very close to the characteristics of the "Capricorn" explained in the book, which can be said to be a typical case. Of course, my focus is by no...

    • Aric 2022-01-20 08:03:30

      Atong is a good girl! & Must come to nag a few words (spoilers, be careful, come with Tucao)! ! !

      Looking at the three parts, one feels: Atong is a good girl!
         The story is basically like this: Diaosi (infinite desire to counterattack) ——> enlisted in the army, escaped from the battlefield——> a chance encounter with Zhu Shi’s mother and daughter, an old woman hooked up with Musashi, and eight...

    • Lura 2022-03-20 09:02:47

      The picture is beautiful and the colors look very comfortable. 1. The conversion between Miyamoto and Otsuka is a very important reason for the practice of Zen, but how to express the sudden enlightenment? It seemed difficult, so I had to resort to the language of colors and characters. 2. Adopting the principle of contrast between beauty and ugliness, Otsuka's recklessness and bravery, and eight cowardly, Atong's kindness and beauty, and Zhu Shi's mother and daughter's reality and city, and Master Zean is a transparent soul figure.

    • Easton 2022-03-18 09:01:07

      In the video works memorializing a generation of legends, Hiroshi Inagaki's version is full of the temperament of the period drama, which is quite satisfactory. The whole film also uses a large number of fade in and fade out in line with the characteristics of the times. Hiroshi Inagaki's version is better than Uchida Yume. The version of Mizoguchi Kenji and Oshii Mamoru has not yet been seen.

    Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto quotes

    • [Takezo is suspended off the ground on a rope with his hands tied behind his back]

      Musashi Miyamoto (Takezo): Takuan! Takuan!

      Takuan Osho: What is it?

      Musashi Miyamoto (Takezo): I have something to tell you. Come closer!

      [Takuan approaches the prisoner]

      Takuan Osho: Here I am. What do you want?

      Musashi Miyamoto (Takezo): Why don't you behead me? You shame me this way! And you call yourself a priest? Don't you know how to treat a samurai? Damn fool!

      Takuan Osho: You're feisty.

      [He laughs]

      Musashi Miyamoto (Takezo): Shut up! I could have crushed you!

      Takuan Osho: Too bad you didn't.

      Musashi Miyamoto (Takezo): I surrendered believing you were a man of high virtue.

      Takuan Osho: A true sign of stupidity.

      [Takezo struggles and rages]

    • Otsu: As I was gazing at you, Takezo-san, bound and hanging, I saw that I too was bound by an unseen rope. And I could not cut the rope by myself. Takezo-san, I cannot go back. Take me with you.

      Musashi Miyamoto (Takezo): [choking back sobs] Do you hate me?

      Otsu: Once. But now...