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Andreanne 2022-09-02 15:44:28
How did Mifune become this...
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Sonia 2022-08-20 03:13:43
3.6, CC eclipse 30. It still reflects the panic and mental distortion of people after Japan's defeat. The last shot of the back in the same direction, but in a different way. two parallel...
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Nicole 2022-05-10 21:35:42
A master is a master. Just look at how much the aftermath of the war affects people. Whether it is really unfounded or forced, there is no answer, because everything exists in...
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Jacklyn 2022-05-10 21:32:07
The boring first paragraph can't erase the shock of the ending climax, maybe most of us are crazy. Mifune is amazing. He was still so young when he played the wild dog in 1949. After six years, he will be able to play such an excellent and expressive old...
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Donnell 2022-05-10 17:13:07
After he burned down the workshop, he asked his daughter to tell everyone that he burned it. The workers asked, boss, did you leave us alone? For the first time, he showed his doubts about himself for the first time, fell, rolled in the mud, then beat his head and said, let's go to Brazil together, not only to save ourselves, but also to save everyone. Finally, he turned to the sun and said, "The earth is burning... Is life still going on?" From these two places, we can see the great mind of...
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Adolphus 2022-05-10 16:43:26
I didn't expect Kurosawa to trust Mifune so much. This old Mifune, who has always used "excessive" as a symbol of acting skills, is still very...
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Melba 2022-05-10 13:15:16
The 13th Kurosawa film I watched. . . 7 is good and 6 is bad. . . Such a director is strange. . The rest of you who haven't seen it won't get any better. . . Only people who have eaten nuclear bombs know what this movie is about. . . After watching it for 20 minutes, it felt wrong. . The whole thing is unacceptable to the protagonist's behavior. . . You can go. . . If your son doesn't leave, you will burn down the factory. . . . Is this anti-nuclear or dictatorship? ....
I Live in Fear Comments
Extended Reading
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Domestic Court Counselor Dr. Harada: He's gone too far. But... aren't we ourselves worried about the bombs? Of course we are, as is Miss Tamiya. Isn't that right? Only we aren't as perturbed as that man. We don't build underground shelters, or plan to move to Brazil. However, we can't exactly disregard this feeling, can we? It's a feeling shared by all Japanese, more or less. I can't justify deciding this lightly just because he's gone too far. The thing is...
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Sue Nakajima: Good old Father. In only two days.
[Jiro beats Sue and chases her around the courtyard]
