Favorite Kurosawa movie

[Benfea]

Hey, why not one more movie poll?

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1. The Magnificent Seven. Kurosawa is just a copycat.

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[Benfea]

2. You. Die. Now.

Please?

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3. Or "Fistfull of Dollars"

[Benfea]

4. I'm WAITING! -nt

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5. Well, you can't argue with King Lear.

[Benfea]

6. True.

But Ran was still a kickass movie.

[Benfea]

7. Many votes for "Seven Samruai"

Good. I loved that movie.

[HughBeaumont]

8. IKIRU!

Followed by The Hidden Fortress and then Rashomon.

[Benfea]

9. I was limited to 10 options. Sorry. -nt

[Starbucks Anarchist]

11. Kagemusha was left on, but Ikiru wasn't?

:rofl:

[Benfea]

24. OK, so I'm a know-nothing plebian. So sue me! ;) -nt

[Wetzelbill]

10. Just to pick one I picked Dersu Uzala, however

I love pretty much all of his films. They are all so great it's tough to pick.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

12. Is it even possible to make a wrong choice here?

Seven Samurai for me, but really, we are all winners in this poll. :D

[Wetzelbill]

13. no doubt

and there are many more winners not even listed. :)

[Ohio Joe]

14. I had to go with Rashomon

It was the first Kurosawa movie I saw and it really blew me away.

[Wetzelbill]

15. that film is so unique

truly awesome. Watching that film is a special experience. :)

[xchrom]

16. one of those movies was made the year i was born.

[bicentennial_baby]

17. High and Low

:thumbsup:

[Tyrone Slothrop]

21. That's mine too

Probably in my top 5 all time movies too.

Perfectly balanced, perfectly acted with a compelling and fascinating plot.

And that last sequence in the juke joint and the shooting gallery still gives me shivers when I see it.

[Lance_Boyle]

18. Dreams?

Not listworthy? Color me flummoxed.

[fishwax]

23. that was a really beautiful movie

it would probably get my vote too.

[Metta]

19. Too many to mention.

Some I see more than others. There isn't a one I wouldn't sit through. :thumbsup: :donut: :donut:

[fujiyama]

20. I've only seen Seven Samurai

Loved the film...I'll have to check his other films out.

[fishwax]

22. Yume

Yume/Dreams would be my choice, mostly because it was the first Kurosawa film that I saw, and even though its been years now and I can still conjur up some of the imagery. That was a gorgeous film.

But since there's no "other" slot (;)) I voted for High and Low ...