I'm a sick bastard and like seeing gore. What are the bloodiest samurai flicks you've seen? I need recommendations. Black and white or colour are fine, but I prefer colour in this case because, as I said I'm a sick bastard, and I wanna see red blood splatter.
I've seen all the big name sumurai films by Kurosawa and Kobayashi.
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shareAgitated that you haven't gotten a response here yet, attention whore?
Yeah, I agree wholeheartedly that you're a "sick bastard."
I've sent your information to an anti-abortion movement. After assessing your situation, they've reconsidered their position and now understand why abortion is necessary.
shareI understand your response to that poster, it is a needlessly aggressive and invasive pest, luckily we avoid each other for the most part
Check out Ghost Dog: The Way Of The Samurai (99) starring Forrest Whittaker…it’s more gunplay than sword fighting but it’s very good👊
Seen it, lliked it. Know any where someone gets their head chopped off? I'm a sucker for unnecessarily violent samurai movies.
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shareYou realize the violence in samurai movies are fake and ISIS violence is real, right?
shareOf course I do. But the comparison is still relevant, given your comments. Again, your own words, "I'm a "sick bastard."
The comparison is relevant because I want samurai movies, not real terrorism videos.
shareMore muddy water in an attempt to rationalize and justify.
shareYou have an obsession Muddy Waters. He's a legend though.
shareI'm not Muddy Waters, jerk-off, but I have more details about him than just posting a phony, generic comment like, "He's a legend though."
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shareNot Samurai, but these are some martial arts films I love featuring swordplay you might like:
Lady Snowblood (1973)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jWy4RgyIUAA
The Challenge (1982)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zdOlN2q95gU
The Street Fighter (1974)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h1AWzDnd76I
I forgot about The Street Fighter. I've been meaning to watch that.
Does Mifune speak English in "The Challenge"? There are a lot of Americans in it.
If you haven’t seen any Sonny Chiba films, The Street Fighter will be a treat.
No, Mifune does not speak English in this one but he is his usual bad assed self. Scott Glen does some pretty bad acting but it’s a minor gripe compared to the film overall.
sorry, cant think of any other than the obvious.... i was more into kung fu theater.
but as a side note...ever listen to Whispered? (samurai themed metal)
https://youtu.be/cHQORyaQ2kA
I hear some progressive in there.
shareHave you seen the live-action Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X) saga? The penultimate movie was best IMO.
https://moviechat.org/tt11809034
Holy shit, just saw the trailer and that's exactly what I'm looking for. That guy was slicing everyone. Is there going to be a part 3 because part 2 is called "The Beginning"?
shareNo. Part II The Beginning is the final movie. It's actually a prequel and shows how the main protag became Samurai X. It's convoluted, because for the Japanese audience, he is basically a metaphor for Japan and how he transform from his old self to his new self is the suggestion by the writer how Japan should move on from WW II. Thus the prequel is indeed the most important arc of the saga.
However, for non Japanese, all this nonsense doesn't matter. Thus, the second last move (The Final) should be the ultimate movie.
If you want to watch all of the movies (there are 5 movies spanning from 2012 to 2021), I recommend you watch The Beginning before The Final. Otherwise it would just end in a whimper.
Thanks. I'll download the first one and if I like it, I'll carry on with the series.
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