those no-brained samurai ran over, they felt that the director was going to say a very wonderful parting.
B 00:46:36 Should one of the two swordsmen die before it is considered a duel?
Is it necessary for people to express their intentions only through the rupture of humanity?
I guess Kurosawa might not let one of them die, which is more interesting.
Sure enough, the result of the duel was a death, but although the handling method was average, it was concise and perfect. When the blood spurted out, it was both bloody and clean.
It’s the director who wants to speak, and the realm is not so high. "He is just like me, an unsheathed sword, never sheathed. Madam is right. A good sword is to be sheathed."
Those who wish to stay here. , I don’t seem to understand his despair. He just killed himself, perhaps repeated countless times. Such a person is unable to live with everyone in
a movie with perfect expression and thoughtfulness. Not necessarily art, but it can be a perfect commodity. For example, Jin Yong's popular novel
can sometimes express a certain state, which is close to art.
Such a person can’t live with everyone—it’s not that he doesn’t want to, otherwise he won’t be sad because he killed someone who didn’t want to kill.
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