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Mar 23, 2013 · The Last Samurai 2: Back In Action is arguably a better film than the first installment. Tom Cruise returns as Nathan Algren, and the story more or less picks up where the first movie left off. We learn that the final minutes of the original The Last Samurai (where all the samurai are mowed down by gatling guns, leaving Cruise as the sole ...
ADMIN MOD. The Last Samurai is worth a second or third or even tenth watch. If this opinion has been posed before, I apologize. Still rings true. The Last Samurai is fully underrated. The acting, direction, cinematography, set design, backgrounds, costuming are all top notch. Everyone involved seems to me at least, to have given their best ...
Apr 23, 2024 · The Last Samurai and Shogun act as strange companion pieces about the West’s relationship with feudal Japan, but one does it a lot better. ... one of the most popular movie stars on the planet ...
Fighting for a just cause sounds like Seven Samurai. Reply reply. Atrugiel. •. I don't know if you are wanting samurai movies or movies with plot line similar to The Last Samurai either way here is my list. Seven Samurai. Yojimbo and Sanjuro. Hara Kiri. 47 Ronin.
Twenty years ago, the ‘Mission: Impossible’ frontman did a lot more than just shoot people and jump off tall buildings. Today, ‘The Last Samurai’ marks one of the actor’s final truly ...
The Last Samurai is a brilliantly crafted aesthetic pleasure, studded with supernal performances from Ken Watanabe and Tom Cruise. In fact, Tom Cruise unarguably gives his best ever performance, surpassing his portrayal of Jerry Maguire in the eponymous flick. His plaintive portrayal of Nathan Algren, not only evokes pathos but also seeks ...
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Dec 5, 2003 · “The Last Samurai” breaks with the convention that the Western hero is always superior to the local culture he immerses in. It has been compared to “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Dances With Wolves,” films in which Westerners learn to respect Arabs and Indians, but this film goes a step further, clearly believing that Katsumoto’s traditional society is superior to the modernism being ...
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