Post Samurai kino
Post Samurai kino
Julian Watson
Jeremiah Johnson
daily reminder that the last samurai was a white man.
Jayden Foster
Legitimatey the greatest
Owen Rodriguez
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Eli Thompson
What animu?
Caleb Cook
What must it of bin like to be a Samorous in ancient China? Have you ever stopped and thought?
Jaxon Watson
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Alexander Johnson
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Aaron Diaz
and French!
Asher Jackson
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Tyler Hughes
you must be a young man
Jack Price
Samurai X Trust and Betrayal
Noah Diaz
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Kevin Martinez
does anything else even fucking come close?
Jaxson Perez
what film is that?
John Kelly
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Jack Foster
use reverse image search you fucking newfag
Justin Stewart
Seven Samurai directed by Akira Kurosawa. Great film and one of the best and most influential directors, you should watch his filmography.
Ayden Hill
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Isaac Green
I can't recommend this one enough.
A story out of work samurai who was taken in by a lord because he asked to commit seppuku and die honorably in front of other samurai circulates and creates copycats among other ronin.
One ronin tries this ruse but chooses the wrong lord to try it on.
Brandon Johnson
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Noah Collins
Well, I've written a film. It's called
The Last Nigga on Earth
starring Tom Hanks
Cooper Jenkins
>dude bushido is total nonsense lmao
Doesn't really mean much to me as a westerner, the whole samurai thing is inherently absurd and doesn't really need to be criticized for 2+ hours. The climax is amazing though
Lucas James
The remake wasnt bad. But the original remains the best Samurai kino.
Nathan Anderson
i made a thread the other day and I made a list from the movies some of the anons recommended me
Yojimbo
Sanjuro
The Hidden Fortress
Samurai Rebellion
The Sword of Doom
Most of the Shintaro Katsu Zatoichi series
The Musashi Miyamoto Samurai trilogy
13 assassins
Twilight samurai
Gohatto
47 ronin (1941)
Zatoichi
Shogun Assassin
Rashomon
Harakiri
Sansho the Bailiff
Ugetsu
The Life of Oharu
The Human Condition trilogy
The Sword of Doom
Kagemusha
Ran
Samurai Spy
Cameron Allen
Kill! is another one starring Nakadai.
Zachary Rodriguez
Bushido is mostly bullshit, it was invented by samurai as a replacement for their more brutal way of life because they still needed to feel important when in a time of peace as they slowly got replaced themselves by a unified national military.
Aiden Rodriguez
Anything with Nakadai on it is worth watching. That guy is pure gold.
Aaron Scott
It should mean something to you. Had more people realize that, there wouldn't be an influx of weeb fedoras running around with their katanas.
Oliver Ross
Kwaidan
Not really Samurai, but ghost stories that features some samurai including the rare Heian(pre-shogunate) period warriors.
Some of my favorite stage designs and music.