. "The Story of Yinjiro" in the six sets. The Chinese translation says "Men's Life Is Hard".
I always think that Yamada's movies are very warm. He likes to reflect the great benevolence and righteousness of the little people, especially in his "Samurai Trilogy" It began to focus on the expression of man's dignity~ The master's "Samurai Trilogy" is by no means the gloomy and withdrawn one in Oshima Zhu's "Godfado", nor is it the bloody, violent blood in Kitano Takeshi's "Zatoichi"~ It is similar to Mr. Ozu Works like "Tokyo Story" and "The Taste of Saury"~
Maybe it's because the two directors are in different eras, Ozu Yasujiro seems to be more mature and introverted...
In fact, I always feel this in Yamada's works. A man's humor is immeasurable: In "Samurai's Point", there is a drug tester who may be too worried about his life. We can see that his heart is very nervous, which makes him very funny~ This is one of the humors that Director Yamada is good at. The finishing touches everywhere completely capture the viewer's heart
. "The Samurai Trilogy" should be called "The Poor Samurai Trilogy." "One Point" ~
"Twilight Seibei" is a movie I will never forget, just like "The Life of the Disgusted Matsuko" which I am quite obsessed with right now, I will spend a whole year immersed in a good movie, obviously too poisonous Deep ~ "Twilight Qingbingwei" is starring Sanada Hiroyuki. The man who looked very upset in "Wuji" really made me admire it in the evening.
What I was moved by was the story about the man's happiness, Qingbing Wei's happiness is a poor but loving family. His happiness is very simple. A mother who is still in the world, a pair of sensible daughters, Miss Pengjiang's love and concern from friends. Tea o(∩_∩)o...~
After that, I left a sequela, that is, when I met any male friend, I told him to learn the spirit of Qingbingwei because that is the real man I have seen so far~
I didn't watch "Hidden Sword and Ghost Claw" because I searched all over Guangdong I haven't found this film yet~~ Finally I heard that this film is rather disappointing. I think I'll watch it again in a few years. Hahaha~
"One Point of a Samurai" is compared to "Hidden Sword and Ghost Claw" in the cast and story. The content has surpassed a lot, but it did not make me feel the excitement after "Twilight Kiyobei". That is the fact that I think it cannot be surpassed in Yamada's samurai works~
Kimura Takuya's blind man is very good B~ As a A samurai is blind and lost his job. A woman who relies on a woman to support herself is forced to do business with a senior samurai in order to make her husband a better life. If you think about it from the protagonist's point of view, it is better to die than to live...
I know that Yamada is a generous man, so the protagonist in his film must also have the spirit of tolerance and fraternity like Jesus. In the end, Kimura is like a mature version of Zatoichi who killed the invincible, filthy and perverted senior samurai in a man's way. The dignity of a man, as an audience, really made me sweat for Comrade Kimura. Suddenly, Uncle Atsumi Kiyoshi's helpless singing sounded in my head.
In fact I want to sigh, "Men really suffer." This world is unbalanced. Women are indeed weak compared to women. Therefore, most men are burdened...
"Samurai Trilogy" We can imagine that Yamada borrowed the very tough title of "Samurai" to tell the story of men. "Samurai One Point" is the center of the whole story. ~
So what is the point of being a man?
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