Fantastic film and great cast! Hans Zimmers scoring for this movie was simply outstanding and a musical classic as he has captured the spirit and ethos of Japan and the Japanese people! Few Western composers could have done that!
A simply super movie - 6 stars and Michael Douglas best film and superb support by Masa. Great work by Ridley Scott and an atmospheric and perfect score by Hans Zimmer!!
I always tell People this movie was cooler in the late 80s besides Wall Street than Michael Douglas against the Japanese Yakuza …directed by Ridley Scott 😮
Terrific from start to finish! One of Ridley Scotts best ever movies with Gladiator! Michael Douglas and the Japanese Actor that played Inspector Masamoto were simply superb! Six stars to all!!
@@dawidwarszawski2015 Even if his mother was Jewish, than he would be HALF Jew. Also the "statement", found on wiki, sounds unreal and ridiculous XD. "In a speech at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival, Zimmer stated that he is Jewish, and talked about his mother surviving World War II thanks to her escape from Germany to England in 1939". Whatever the case, i do know that Michael Douglas is partially Jew, as many actors in USA are.
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
@@AGC828 i hope so 1989 = 30th anniversary Paramount Pictures please do a 4k transfer + at least Ridley Scott audio commentary for this masterpiece movie with its superb locations and great Japanese (many RIP!) casts
This movie had one of the most satisfying endings I've seen in an 80's film and the score embodied that ending almost perfectly. Beautiful and Powerful.
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
I like how it subverts expectations. It's set up to do the cliche "the bad guy gets it" scene; but then bam, they walk his ass into the station with that perfect theme playing.
One ofvthe things that I love more is The fact that in all 1980's actuó móviles The villain should hace bern executed by The Hero, speccially if that villain murdered The hero'd movie. But Ridley Scott decided that Michael Douglas's hace to respect The moral Code of a honest cop because he knows that be a dishoniur for Massa, o he arrested and delivered him alive.
One of the most underrated movies of the 80,and it's a wonderful movie really.... A Douglas at his peak,a Andy Garcia young and acting just perfect,as for Matsuda(Sato)and Takamura(Masa)both no doubt one of the biggest actors Japan delivered to the world along Toshiro Mifune(Oyabun Sugai ).... RIP Matsuda RIP Takamura RIP Mifune
Me (and my now ex wife) in 2010 on honeymoon My only son was born in 2011 and my favorite bass in my very own collection is an edwards (the made in Japan Esp lawsuit series) which serial number is March 11th 2011 when original plant got destroyed by tsunami
That's great acting RIP Ken Takakura along with Yūsaku Matsuda who passed away shortly after the film was made i will always injoy the score good stuff rest in peace REPLY
Akio Utsunomiya yes the actor who played Sato had cancer and didn't tell anyone so the movie could be filmed as planned. He was an honorable man and actor.
Take a Great British Film Director, Two Amazing Actors Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia and mix them up with Japanese actors and You have a wonderful Movie known as Black Rain.
Ultimately, a fantastic story of redemption for 2 men. Great film. For Nick, it was about reclaiming his honor. Nick admitted to Maas that he had taken dirty money from drug busts in the United States when he was having a rough time keeping up with expenses with just his salary. Maas reminded Nick that doing so was dishonorable to all cops including Maas, his deceased partner Charlie and most of all to himself. Maas's refusal to give up on Nick and putting his own neck on the line to capture Sato helped Nick to truly understand his past dishonor. Nick leaving the plates behind showed Maas that Nick truly got the message and he reclaimed his honor. For Maas, the redemption was for his previous multiple failures to finish any important job because of his refusal to stray from the rigid tactics his culture and training required. Nick showed him a different and effective way to get the job done by trusting his partner in the face of difficult odds and risk to his career while keeping his honor in the end.
Douglas thumbs up and smile are so genuine we could say those guys were TRUE friends and not just professional actors at work. Mr. Takakura was also a legend in acting in this movie. A true talent to be remembered and celebrated.
Saw this in theater in NYC in the 80's. Unforgettable scene, redemption, forgiveness, acceptance by both Douglas and Ken-san's character. Such great characters! Hard to believe they were acting, its that good. Can't remake this - impossible. RIP Ken-san. :(
This is an amazing movie. I watch this movie because of Ken Takakura, but all actors are so great in this. Makes me always tears in my eyes the ending of this movie. Great music too.
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
Except Nick’s so-called redemption includes corrupting Masa. Providing him with the two imprinting plates … (paraphrasing): “if someone had both, they’d be set for life” from earlier in the movie. So, they were not turned in as police evidence but instead covertly gifted to Masa. Earlier, Masa made Nick feel shame for skimming proceeds of crime.
This movie was the quintessence of the 1980s. Epic and very emotional ending, greatest soundtrack i ever heard. I saw this film feve days ago in the first time in my life and i am very impresd. Wonderful actors, greate music, and so touching story. I miss the 80s so much.
I've seen this movie so many times I can match up all the spoken dialogue in these scenes to the movement of the actors mouths in my head. That's how much I freaking love this movie!
K M me too. The actor playing Sato had cancer and didn't tell anyone so the movie could be filmed as planned. He died two months later. He was an honorable man and actor 😥😥😥
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
"There is only one judge of honor for the warrior, himself. The decisions you make and the actions that follow are reflections of who you really are. You can't hide from yourself." 6th principle of Bushido
I've been watching this movie at least 10 times every year since 89 . So do the accounts. This is one movie that wont get out of my head . A real masterpiece.
I must have listened to this a 100 times in the last month alone. The video is great to watch while listening. They don't make movies like this these days! And while hans zimmer has gone on to write so many amazing film scores I think this one is still my favourite from him
This is one of the best tracks from the movie’s score. It truly captures the spirit of triumph from the capture of Sato and the redemption of Nick Conklin and Matsumoto-San. One of the best “good guys come out on top” moments from the 80’s
Perhaps the only thing that could have made the scene more memorable would have been to have Matsumoto enter with his ‘battlefield pick-up’ Yakuza H&K MP5A3 sub machine gun reverse-slung over his strong side (right) shoulder with no magazine in the well, action locked open to show the weapon is Safe, and after he announces the capture and custody of Sato, slips the slung SMG off his shoulder and sets it down on the nearest desk with a heavy metallic clunk, thereby establishing his credentials as one bad ass cop. Just a thought…
What a great ending to a film, all of the osaka prefecture police officers watching mas and nick in awe and shock with both men holding onto sato in their clutches, as they finally redeemed themselves, with the theme song play and kick in as they walk over to chief ohashi... While Charlie looks down from heaven feeling so proud of nick and mas. 👏👏
When he mentioned the plates, he did think they were lost. But then Douglas replied back about how whoever had them could print up a fortune. You can see Ken's face change at that moment, and he maintained that disappointed look until he saw the plates in the box. Look at how his face changes from roughly 3:05 to about 3:20. Everything about his expression says "huh. let me get this liar out of here."
What a chemistry between the odd couple! Both characters and actors are brilliant. Very rare in movies. Not to forget the villain. Also a spot on casted guy.
The sound quality on this is amazing, this part of the film and the memory of it brought me here. Chinese and Japanese music is like magic when mixed with a back track.
Really not that hard to do, just time it from when the door is kicked open at the police station... after that it's more or less one continuous music cue until the Greg Allman song starts for the credits.
One of the best movie of the 80s and till today gives me the goosebumps. My kids that thought of it being rubbish watched it twice . Soundtrack is wow . Simply no words .
Just watched it. Can't believe I only know about this amazing film now! Love Nick and Masahiro relationship, from hating each other to becoming friends. And this song got stuck to my head since!
Since I was 10 iv been mesmerised with this country. This film is one of my favourites. Iv been wanting to see Tokyo for a very long time. I'm 40 this year and my tickets booked for September. Tokyo here I come 😃
One of my favourite films of all time. I have had a long lasting love and respect for japan and its culture. I have no idea why but it's been there for 30 years. I'd love to go there someday.
One of my favorite movies!! Thank you for this video🤩 Redemption, honor in our personal values, pardoning ourselves and going on with ulterior mission that we choose, truthful friendship... and more! Woooow! I watched "Black Rain" in movie theater when it was presented: with all the action scenes and powerful music you could feel everyone so excited. "BLACK RAIN" is marvelous😍 I also love that last kiss: full of sincere wish of blessings and complicity in all that was happening to Mr. Douglas' character... an ever lasting friendship also? Perhaps😉...
Amazing performance's especially from Yusako Matsado who played Villian Sato. Dude had cancer ♋ but didn't tell a soul whilst making the movie. He passed away after this movie was made. A very honourable man "You watch your tail cowboy."
Thank you for the wonderful job of combining the end of the movie with this fantastic score. I saw this movie in the theater in Salinas, CA a couple days after being released in the fall of 1989, and after I just returned from a deployment to Panama, I was stationed at Ft. Ord.CA,... 30 years later and this film still remains one of my Top 10 all-time greats. Having been to Japan in the '80's, I truly appreciated the way Ridley Scott captured the Japanese culture. This film does not get the credit it truly deserves.
The very essence of 80s soundtracks, cinematography & directing was captured so seamlessly & superbly in this scene, while there is an avant garde quality to it, made more so with that exquisitely perfected balance that was displayed between the Eastern & Western elements (within an Eastern Japanese context, yet with palpable overtones of fierce NYC badassery evident in Douglas's very well played characterization), all of it flowing smoothly into one marvelous & fascinating scene, with the traditional, mystically reflective Eastern score driving it so beautifully, so powerfully (there is just something healing & divine about it, this music, full of deep soulful redemption, ancient tranquility & spiritual fulfillment, with echoes of a much earlier age, featuring a sense of honor restored, of dignity revived, of noble ideals met & maintained, of an honorable duty bound warrior who has served with exemplary dedication, fealty & integrity, therefore thoroughly redeeming himself & his brave forebears, thus recapturing his honor, in their eyes!). Just amazing! This whole scene, along with basically the rest of the movie. Great Stuff!
This movie just did not get the credit it truly should have deserved. The players, the way the movie was made, the soundtrack the music ,the way Japan looked at night, it was simply brilliant.. and one of the more surprise endings.
This is one of two of my most favorite 80's action movies, both star Andy Garcia. Talented actor. The other is "8 Million Ways to Die" starring Jeff Bridges and Rosanna Arquette. (Andy Garcia plays the bad guy) GREAT movie. If you love Black Rain you'll love 8 Million Ways. It's by Twentieth Century Fox (1986).
最後のマイケルの子供のような笑顔・・
健さんはじめ今は亡き名優たちの渾身の演技・・
警察署の空気感、表彰場の壁画・・
ハンスの名曲、エンドタイトル・・
感動…感動…感動…
Me too
優作さんの命を削る名演技👍ハリウッドでの活躍をマジで見たかった❗️
Fantastic film and great cast! Hans Zimmers scoring for this movie was simply outstanding and a musical classic as he has captured the spirit and ethos of Japan and the Japanese people! Few Western composers could have done that!
Ridley Scott's most underrated film ever!
Yes sir Sam I just did a rewatch!
@@throwin73 yeah and hell of a movie!!!
A simply super movie - 6 stars and Michael Douglas best film and superb support by Masa. Great work by Ridley Scott and an atmospheric and perfect score by Hans Zimmer!!
I always tell People this movie was cooler in the late 80s besides Wall Street than Michael Douglas against the Japanese Yakuza …directed by Ridley Scott 😮
Indeed!!!
A vastly underrated movie, and one of Scott's finest features.
Terrific from start to finish! One of Ridley Scotts best ever movies with Gladiator! Michael Douglas and the Japanese Actor that played Inspector Masamoto were simply superb! Six stars to all!!
a german guy that makes the music...the best american actor....and the best japanese actor....one of the best movies
And a very talented Englishman directed. :)
🤣🤣🤣I always thought Ridley Scott was an American! Ignorance is bliss! 😁
@@dawidwarszawski2015Being jewish has nothing to do with nationality. Weird to even bring that up.
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@@dawidwarszawski2015 Even if his mother was Jewish, than he would be HALF Jew. Also the "statement", found on wiki, sounds unreal and ridiculous XD.
"In a speech at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival, Zimmer stated that he is Jewish, and talked about his mother surviving World War II thanks to her escape from Germany to England in 1939".
Whatever the case, i do know that Michael Douglas is partially Jew, as many actors in USA are.
One of the best films in the 80s and a really terrific soundtrack.
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
Couldn't agree with you more. Hope we get a reference quality 4k Blray version. I'll buy again. W/ an Atmos soundtrack.
@@AGC828 i hope so 1989 = 30th anniversary Paramount Pictures please do a 4k transfer + at least Ridley Scott audio commentary for this masterpiece movie with its superb locations and great Japanese (many RIP!) casts
Absolutely. They certainly don’t make them like this anymore.
Absolutely great soundtrack and film
The actor playing Sato had cancer and didn't tell anyone so the movie could be filmed as planned. He was an honorable man and actor 😥😥😥
A most honorable display!
thx for this information
As expected from Aokiji
I read something about that I think on IMDB.
Salut to the actor playing Sato, such a superb performance. Sadly he passed away shortly after the kovie released.
This movie had one of the most satisfying endings I've seen in an 80's film and the score embodied that ending almost perfectly. Beautiful and Powerful.
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
I like how it subverts expectations. It's set up to do the cliche "the bad guy gets it" scene; but then bam, they walk his ass into the station with that perfect theme playing.
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One ofvthe things that I love more is The fact that in all 1980's actuó móviles The villain should hace bern executed by The Hero, speccially if that villain murdered The hero'd movie. But Ridley Scott decided that Michael Douglas's hace to respect The moral Code of a honest cop
because he knows that be a dishoniur for Massa, o he arrested and delivered him alive.
Couldn’t agree more. Absolute classic
I miss the 80s! Everything goes! What a great time!
Not everything...just good stuff! ;)
Goosebumps and tears guaranteed every time I watch this masterful scene.
Could not agree more!
One of Zimmer's best themes.
I will disagree with you on this. I feel GLADIATOR Is Zimmer's finest work. TRUE ROMANCE is nice as well.
私の人生の映画の中で絶対No.1です！ 1989年からずっと日本語でドキドキしてます！ポーランドからこんにちは！
松田優作氏が連行されるシーンで全てをやりきったという清々しい表情がとても素晴らしく切なくもあります。
泣いてるようにも見える
One of the most underrated movies of the 80,and it's a wonderful movie really....
A Douglas at his peak,a Andy Garcia young and acting just perfect,as for Matsuda(Sato)and Takamura(Masa)both no doubt one of the biggest actors Japan delivered to the world along Toshiro Mifune(Oyabun Sugai )....
RIP Matsuda
RIP Takamura
RIP Mifune
Not Mifune Toshiro but Wakayama Tomisaburo of Kozure Okami fame
高倉健さんは同じ九州男児であり誇りです！
@@user-hg8hb8dz8h same to you brother...
Your are right...
I understand...
All good? 😐
One of the best endings I've seen in a film. Very emotional, I always cry when I look at it and hear the music by Hanz Zimmer WOW!
とにかくカッコよかった映画でした！
リドリースコット監督の日本愛を充分に感じさせてくれた名作です❤
モブキャラに近衛十四郎の映画で活躍される方キャスティングしてますからね😊
Totally agree and well said!
@@nigelmaund9057 Can you speak Japanese?
宮崎駿監督などは、異文化への誤解も恥じずして何が協和だかとこの映画を批判しておりました
(例：過去の中国もどきの自転車の大群のシーン等←リドリーは日本でないことわかっててやってる)
パヤオは難癖つけてなんぼの超変人だからまともに取り合ったら駄目
This film inspired me and my wife to visit Japan in 2017 and beleive me I wasnt disappointed.
Me (and my now ex wife) in 2010 on honeymoon
My only son was born in 2011 and my favorite bass in my very own collection is an edwards (the made in Japan Esp lawsuit series) which serial number is March 11th 2011 when original plant got destroyed by tsunami
i wached this movie in 1990. i was 8 years old. since then, my passion for japan just getting grow.
Авэ Ямне!!
Понял,Ворлшид,стрелок?
Ze,Л.п ша Там
That's great acting RIP Ken Takakura along with Yūsaku Matsuda who passed away shortly after the film was made i will always injoy the score good stuff rest in peace
REPLY
Akio Utsunomiya yes the actor who played Sato had cancer and didn't tell anyone so the movie could be filmed as planned. He was an honorable man and actor.
Akio Utsunomiya very sad what a shame
Take a Great British Film Director, Two Amazing Actors Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia and mix them up with Japanese actors and You have a wonderful Movie known as Black Rain.
Ultimately, a fantastic story of redemption for 2 men. Great film.
For Nick, it was about reclaiming his honor. Nick admitted to Maas that he had taken dirty money from drug busts in the United States when he was having a rough time keeping up with expenses with just his salary. Maas reminded Nick that doing so was dishonorable to all cops including Maas, his deceased partner Charlie and most of all to himself. Maas's refusal to give up on Nick and putting his own neck on the line to capture Sato helped Nick to truly understand his past dishonor. Nick leaving the plates behind showed Maas that Nick truly got the message and he reclaimed his honor.
For Maas, the redemption was for his previous multiple failures to finish any important job because of his refusal to stray from the rigid tactics his culture and training required. Nick showed him a different and effective way to get the job done by trusting his partner in the face of difficult odds and risk to his career while keeping his honor in the end.
I have seen the movie but a spoiler warning would have been nice.
Beautiful expression of Honor and Redemption. Nicely said.
Very astute observation!! Excellent indeed!
Your comment deserves more likes.
Great observations.
Haven’t seen this movie in a while, time for another rewatch I think
Douglas thumbs up and smile are so genuine we could say those guys were TRUE friends and not just professional actors at work. Mr. Takakura was also a legend in acting in this movie. A true talent to be remembered and celebrated.
Saw this in theater in NYC in the 80's. Unforgettable scene, redemption, forgiveness, acceptance by both Douglas and Ken-san's character. Such great characters! Hard to believe they were acting, its that good. Can't remake this - impossible. RIP Ken-san. :(
Yeah, I saw it in theatre in Canada for a friend's birthday. I was lucky my parents allowed it. Watch it again every few years.
And RIP Matsuda Yusaku.
Congratulation... this movie is epic
This is an amazing movie. I watch this movie because of Ken Takakura, but all actors are so great in this. Makes me always tears in my eyes the ending of this movie. Great music too.
Yep tears on my eyes too, always...
I also get teary-eyed. He gained his honor and redeemed himself.
The most touching finale and epic score ever!
Great score by a young Hans Zimmer and just a fantastic film that gets better every time I see it.
Great Movie.. I was stationed in Okinawa OCT 1990 Jan 1993.. visited Japan many times.. Loved it.. and Miss it.
The food is great too, a beautiful country.
I heard that there is no silverware, everything is chopsticks.
This is a masterpiece
Breathtakingly beautiful music
Here you can watch a 1963 PE 33 Studio broadcast turntable playing the Soundtrack of Blackrain th-cam.com/video/QGcYX5MK2MI/w-d-xo.html&t
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
Yeah coolest badass Japanese music ever
Крыыыыыыыыыяяяса
It's a genuine loss that the remarkable Japanese actors, Yusaku Matsuda and Ken Takakura, have passed away. May they rest in peace forever.
RIP
また映画が見たくなりました！
ありがとうございます。
one of the movie's subplots is Michael Douglas character's self-redemption which is greatly done and the uplifting score was perfect for the end.
Totally agree. I think his character should feel happy of achieving a new beginning.
Exactly. Many miss it
Except Nick’s so-called redemption includes corrupting Masa. Providing him with the two imprinting plates … (paraphrasing): “if someone had both, they’d be set for life” from earlier in the movie. So, they were not turned in as police evidence but instead covertly gifted to Masa. Earlier, Masa made Nick feel shame for skimming proceeds of crime.
This movie was the quintessence of the 1980s. Epic and very emotional ending, greatest soundtrack i ever heard. I saw this film feve days ago in the first time in my life and i am very impresd. Wonderful actors, greate music, and so touching story. I miss the 80s so much.
Suited the movie perfectly. Hans Zimmer knows how to do soundtracks. This film is a picture of the late 80s, love it.
I've seen this movie so many times I can match up all the spoken dialogue in these scenes to the movement of the actors mouths in my head. That's how much I freaking love this movie!
K M me too. The actor playing Sato had cancer and didn't tell anyone so the movie could be filmed as planned. He died two months later. He was an honorable man and actor 😥😥😥
Agree
Here you can listen to a Soviet Russian Korvet 038S Klingon turntable playing the european Version of Hans Zimmer "Black Rain" soundtrack in superb quality from vinyl! th-cam.com/video/a0-3am0aDcw/w-d-xo.html
You and me both, man. Timeless masterpiece
OMG me too!!!
One of the Best ending for the film..
Love this movie..
One of those movies I wish I'd been old enough to see in theaters.
Jimmy Cricket to me i wasnt even born haha
My Dad and I went to see it the first week it was released... Good Times.
@@JSC178 was it packed?
I saw it in the cinema
Don't worry, cowboy, you saw it and that's what counts.
🔥🔥🔥When great actors, great directors and a great time period all come together. You get a masterpiece 🔥🔥🔥
"There is only one judge of honor for the warrior, himself. The decisions you make and the actions that follow are reflections of who you really are. You can't hide from yourself." 6th principle of Bushido
I dont know way , i cant describe that , but this is the best movie ever !
I understand. It's a masterpiece
I've been watching this movie at least 10 times every year since 89 . So do the accounts. This is one movie that wont get out of my head . A real masterpiece.
I guess it was the ending that just killed it! 😍🤘
I must have listened to this a 100 times in the last month alone. The video is great to watch while listening. They don't make movies like this these days! And while hans zimmer has gone on to write so many amazing film scores I think this one is still my favourite from him
松田優作も高倉健も神山繁も今は亡き人。皆さん素晴らしい俳優でしたね✨
Agreed! They were simply superb and much missed!! RIP to those greta men!
This is one of the best tracks from the movie’s score. It truly captures the spirit of triumph from the capture of Sato and the redemption of Nick Conklin and Matsumoto-San. One of the best “good guys come out on top” moments from the 80’s
Perhaps the only thing that could have made the scene more memorable would have been to have Matsumoto enter with his ‘battlefield pick-up’ Yakuza H&K MP5A3 sub machine gun reverse-slung over his strong side (right) shoulder with no magazine in the well, action locked open to show the weapon is Safe, and after he announces the capture and custody of Sato, slips the slung SMG off his shoulder and sets it down on the nearest desk with a heavy metallic clunk, thereby establishing his credentials as one bad ass cop. Just a thought…
Hans should've won The Oscar for this AWESOME Soundtrack!!!
This was one of the best films I have ever watched in the early nineties ..
今日は優作の命日！！
今も僕の心の中で優作は生き続けてます！！
松田優作、大好きです！！！
What a great ending to a film, all of the osaka prefecture police officers watching mas and nick in awe and shock with both men holding onto sato in their clutches, as they finally redeemed themselves, with the theme song play and kick in as they walk over to chief ohashi...
While Charlie looks down from heaven feeling so proud of nick and mas.
👏👏
Great movie, everyone in it was unbelievably great❤️❤️❤️❤️
A MASTERPIECE! The music and the movie!!! thanks for posting!
優作の、この不貞腐れた笑顔がたまらん
Great acting by Ken Takakura in the end when he discovers the "moneyplates" under the shirt.
My favorite one of Ridley Scott films.
I loved how he perfectly displayed disappointment that he thought Douglas' character had stolen the plates.
I wonder that he always was expecting that the plates were completely lost - and not that Douglas had stolen them.
When he mentioned the plates, he did think they were lost. But then Douglas replied back about how whoever had them could print up a fortune. You can see Ken's face change at that moment, and he maintained that disappointed look until he saw the plates in the box. Look at how his face changes from roughly 3:05 to about 3:20. Everything about his expression says "huh. let me get this liar out of here."
That's great acting RIP Ken Takakura along with Yūsaku Matsuda who passed away shortly after the film was made
"Good friends do this".
That's a manlier handshake than Arnold and Carl Weathers could ever hope to achieve
日米友好❤
More than beautiful! It's amazing they just don't make them like this anymore, class film as good today as it was back in the 80's
Бас ист?
What a chemistry between the odd couple! Both characters and actors are brilliant. Very rare in movies. Not to forget the villain. Also a spot on casted guy.
The sound quality on this is amazing, this part of the film and the memory of it brought me here. Chinese and Japanese music is like magic when mixed with a back track.
One of best movies of ALL TIME!!!
Wow....Das ist die Filmmusik die den Kinofilm in ein anderes Niveau verhalf!...Hans Zimmer ist der Beste!
I love how you matched the ending of the film to the amazing music. Genius!
Black Rain is one of my personal favourites. Underrated!
TheShreester dito
Same Here! One of my all time favorites
Really not that hard to do, just time it from when the door is kicked open at the police station... after that it's more or less one continuous music cue until the Greg Allman song starts for the credits.
@@looneyburgmusic Hahaha, u funny bro
@@gmshadowtradersyeah. Two years later and his channel have no content 😂
He all talk. 🤣
He dont want nick to bow but instead he just wanted him to shake hands.He had so much respect to nick.RIP Takakura.
Ken and yusaku LEGENDJapaneseactor❗
One of the best movie of the 80s and till today gives me the goosebumps. My kids that thought of it being rubbish watched it twice .
Soundtrack is wow . Simply no words .
Just watched it. Can't believe I only know about this amazing film now! Love Nick and Masahiro relationship, from hating each other to becoming friends. And this song got stuck to my head since!
A great movie and a spectacular ending !!!
Badass movie and score.
My memories, haha :)
Me too, then I was told it was an American vision of Japan and I started to consider it just like a action movie for teenager.
Nice,maybe he's got 2 fives for a 10.
Since I was 10 iv been mesmerised with this country. This film is one of my favourites. Iv been wanting to see Tokyo for a very long time. I'm 40 this year and my tickets booked for September. Tokyo here I come 😃
Hope you are there now. Enjoy.
For the real experience, you should go to Dotonbori in Osaka where they shot the movie on the bridge!
One of my favourite films of all time. I have had a long lasting love and respect for japan and its culture. I have no idea why but it's been there for 30 years. I'd love to go there someday.
Amazing movie. I will be 80 yrs old one day and still be watching again this movie.
Reminds me my childhood. One of my best films. The soundtrack the acting the story ...everything 😊
Probably the most epic asian american (Style) soundtrack ever made from the 80's
One of the most underrated movies ever...
One of my favorite movies!! Thank you for this video🤩
Redemption, honor in our personal values, pardoning ourselves and going on with ulterior mission that we choose, truthful friendship... and more! Woooow!
I watched "Black Rain" in movie theater when it was presented: with all the action scenes and powerful music you could feel everyone so excited. "BLACK RAIN" is marvelous😍
I also love that last kiss: full of sincere wish of blessings and complicity in all that was happening to Mr. Douglas' character... an ever lasting friendship also? Perhaps😉...
Fenómeno los dos actores, que gran pelicula, la puedo ver mil veces que me emociona todo.
One of the best Films ever!!!
One of my favorite movies of all time!!! It's a masterpiece!
this is my one of favorite scene ever‼️
i like three of them.
J'aime trop se film ,des souvenirs du passé remonte quand je l'écoute...😢❤
RIP Yūsaku Matsuda, this was his last movie
Hans Zimmer been killing it for 3 decades now
Amazing performance's especially from Yusako Matsado who played Villian Sato. Dude had cancer ♋ but didn't tell a soul whilst making the movie. He passed away after this movie was made. A very honourable man "You watch your tail cowboy."
Love this song. Greatings from Portugal.
Marvelous movie,and the music,excptional
Such a masterpiece! Solid and moving.
Una película que me emociono en su día y todavía me sigue emocionando y recordando la cada vez que puedo volver a verla
discovered this 2000, nostalgic pure
This is a song that never gets tired.
watch your tail cowboy !
Cowboy !
This is one of the best movies of 80is
The Musik perfect, and the movie is bring honor in life
Fantastic film, with a great soundtrack.
Litteraly the score that made me love film music❤❤❤❤
Underrated film...
Thank you for the wonderful job of combining the end of the movie with this fantastic score. I saw this movie in the theater in Salinas, CA a couple days after being released in the fall of 1989, and after I just returned from a deployment to Panama, I was stationed at Ft. Ord.CA,... 30 years later and this film still remains one of my Top 10 all-time greats. Having been to Japan in the '80's, I truly appreciated the way Ridley Scott captured the Japanese culture. This film does not get the credit it truly deserves.
The very essence of 80s soundtracks, cinematography & directing was captured so seamlessly & superbly in this scene, while there is an avant garde quality to it, made more so with that exquisitely perfected balance that was displayed between the Eastern & Western elements (within an Eastern Japanese context, yet with palpable overtones of fierce NYC badassery evident in Douglas's very well played characterization), all of it flowing smoothly into one marvelous & fascinating scene, with the traditional, mystically reflective Eastern score driving it so beautifully, so powerfully (there is just something healing & divine about it, this music, full of deep soulful redemption, ancient tranquility & spiritual fulfillment, with echoes of a much earlier age, featuring a sense of honor restored, of dignity revived, of noble ideals met & maintained, of an honorable duty bound warrior who has served with exemplary dedication, fealty & integrity, therefore thoroughly redeeming himself & his brave forebears, thus recapturing his honor, in their eyes!). Just amazing! This whole scene, along with basically the rest of the movie. Great Stuff!
A really great underrated movie. Thank you for posting this bit of the score. It's a good soundtrack too. I purchased it and the movie.
My favorite Michael Douglas film. Used to have a cassette tape of the Black Rain soundtrack, but lost it years ago.
This movie just did not get the credit it truly should have deserved. The players, the way the movie was made, the soundtrack the music ,the way Japan looked at night, it was simply brilliant.. and one of the more surprise endings.
This is one of two of my most favorite 80's action movies, both star Andy Garcia. Talented actor. The other is "8 Million Ways to Die" starring Jeff Bridges and Rosanna Arquette. (Andy Garcia plays the bad guy) GREAT movie. If you love Black Rain you'll love 8 Million Ways. It's by Twentieth Century Fox (1986).
I will check it out. Thanks!
Among my top 10 movies of all time are 2 unsung masterpieces: Mothman prophecies and Black rain.
Hans Zimmer é o cara, grande mestre.
One of my top films.Great music and acting from the cast.
One of my favorite best movie ‘ever’
The calendar ath the beginning of this scene is November 1988. In Japan the 3rd and the 23th of November are Holidays.
Jedan od najboljih filmova svih vremena 🤩🤩🤩