Kagemusha Comments

  • Jessyca 2022-03-21 09:02:39

    Slightly inferior to "Chaos", but still shocking. The shadow warrior, who was originally a poor civilian, was forced to steal for his livelihood. He did not belong to the war at all, just like the impact of the war itself on the world, and this was vividly interpreted by the great Tatsuya Nakadai. Akira Kurosawa's multi-layered war scenes are extremely powerful, full of supreme ritual and artistic sense, and the ending is majestic and...

  • Vita 2022-03-21 09:02:39

    Too much procrastination. I wish I could cut him for an...

  • Dallas 2022-03-21 09:02:39

    Prince believes that Kurosawa's late classics, Shadow Samurai and Ran (especially Ran), marked a dramatic shift in the director's worldview. "In the past Akira Kurosawa movies, the protagonists could always firmly control events and guide changes at will. Now, this id is just an attachment in the process of the cruel and bloody era, crushed by the gravity of history and finally returned to dust. "... The shadow warrior has two points to confirm this statement. One point is so striking and...

  • Lyda 2022-03-20 09:02:16

    Winner of Palme d'Or in Cannes in 1980. Kurosawa's control of color, light and shadow, and scheduling has reached the limit. With a fixed long shot, the dream is gorgeous and charming. It seems to be a preview of "Dream". The soundtrack is mainly composed of snare drums and creates an excellent atmosphere. A closer look at the whole film benefits from the word "side": the two war scenes avoid the reality and make full use of the space outside the painting; the fate of the shadow warrior...

  • Rusty 2022-03-20 09:02:16

    The lord has recovered from a serious illness and cannot ride a...

  • Austin 2022-03-20 09:02:16

    Although it is not the best movie of Akira Kurosawa, it is the best as a samurai movie. There is no...

  • Shayne 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    Such a movie appeared in that era when there were no special effects, and in that "small-scale" weapon fight even in Japan during the Warring States Period, and Wu Yusen ranked the Chibi of the Three Kingdoms Period as Saint Seiya, and even the names of historical characters in the play were used. Wrong, he has no integrity, just making...

  • Jerad 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    It's a good film to be convinced. It talks about personal growth and fate; it talks about separatism between princes and heroes; it talks about the strategy of warfare to govern the country; it talks about keeping static and immobility like a mountain; it talks about the bleak relationship between the shadow and the deity; it talks about the system leaving the leader The continuation and decline afterwards... 34 years ago there was such a good movie, really...

  • Christine 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    No matter how you look at this film, it is all about calling for the soul of militarism. Wu Tian Shingen is the emperor. In the last ten minutes or so, isn't it the Kamikaze squad that showed strong slow...

  • Hayden 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    Shadows depend on people, and without people there will be no shadows. A war scene in Fenglin Mountain is very impressive. Is the colorful dream in the middle an exercise for the later...

Extended Reading

Kagemusha quotes

  • 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!

  • Nobunaga Oda: [Giving battle instructions to his messengers on horseback] Tell the gunners to shoot the horses first. The Takeda cavalry cannot fight without horses.