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Samurai Movies You Need To Watch Before You Die

Samurai Movies You Need To Watch Before You Die

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Samurai Movies You Need To Watch Before You Die. Cinematic samurai are known for their fierce loyalty, deadly precision with the sword, and an unswerving commitment to a code of honor. From Japanese classics to American takes, these are the samurai movies you absolutely need to watch before you die.
Date: 2020-07-16

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I recall liking G_Ghost Dog_ very much when I saw it years ago. _Kill Bill, _ both episodes, too. If you had not mentioned Zatoichi, I would have suggested that long series here. I recall borrowing most of the movies and some of the TV episodes via Netflix, in Japanese with CC. The movie version honoring the first Zatoichi is in full color and throws in musical dance numbers, too. It does somehow all fit. The first Zatoichi actor was a heavy smoker who laughed at those concerned about his health. He died of lung cancer. Oh, well! For martial arts movies, see the work of Stephen Chow.
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Sword of doom, after the rain, Hari Kari, 47 Ronin. when the last sword is drawn. Also in Zatoichi they are not two girls but a girl and her brother who dresses up like a girl. I forgot Shogun assassin and Lone Wolf and Cub.
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The Hunted (1995)
. John Lone plays the bad guy, leader of a fanatical Ninja cult. The actor had zero martial arts background and pulled off the role in such a convincing way I've never seen before. Awesome movie.

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Hara-Kiri by Masaki Kobayashi is a very very good film. Nakadai Tatsuya (protagonist actor) in the film is often in the shadows due to the legendary giant that is Mifune, but Nakadai is as great actor as him.
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Sword of Doom. Also the Samurai Trilogy Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto (1954), Samurai II: Duel at Ichijoji Temple (1955, Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island (1956. All worth adding to your list.
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Beat Takashi Not Only Made a Great Samurai Movie, His Films 'Violent Cop', 'Sonotine', 'Brother' and The 'Outrage' Series are Definitive Yakuza Films and Some Of My All Time Favorite Movies
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Good list but i miss ninja assesin. ninjas are still samurais u know actually a ninja is more like a ronin and samurai x. kenshi ring a bell?
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01: 04
You know, what you just said, boosted me with a big extra dose of epicness!
I don t think I can sleep tonight.

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