An unexamined life is not worth living

Lola 2021-12-22 08:01:08

A classic in a classic, a masterpiece of a samurai movie. An in-depth analysis of the state and essence of the samurai class brings more sadness and a sigh. If you put aside the relationship of Bushido itself, the great philosophy reflected in this film is also thought-provoking. Regardless of the significance of political rule and administration, some of the so-called "morality" used to restrain people may be a manifestation of a complex of contradictions. . And while asking others to observe this way, when "morality" conflicts with real life and human nature, can you know how to choose? It may not be immersive, and it will never be possible to draw conclusions. And this film sings an elegy to the samurai class, which is true and lamentable.

Gerry 2022-03-28 09:01:04

In some films, there is a deep national temperament, and perhaps this is what the domestic films lack. For a movie made with culture, one of the good movies of that era should be watched less.