Yojimbo - Renegade Cut
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I remember not liking Yojimbo and Sanjuro as much as Seven Samurai, but a lot of times i catch myself remembering cool things from those movies, i need to watch them again, they look so cool, stylish, and artful.
Yojimbo is my fav Kurosawa film...
... wow, now I know what inspired Tarentino having The Bride confront the scared kid with the samurai sword.
An Analysis of Yojimbo: it's awesome. That is all.
All these scenes from Toshiro Mifune, and you not even mentioned him... Kurosawa, knew that you do not direct Mifune, you only point, he will make his acting were it need to be... These have a long standing colaboration that made both men a legend in their own time...
I've never seen any Kurosawa films until last Wednesday, where I saw Throne of Blood for the very first time. It was really good.
Toshiro Mifune is a great actor, and he's in a lot of Kurosawa films. I have a section in my DVD library that is just samurai movies. There's a lot of great ones out there.
This movie inspired Star war who would have thought 👌
@@anen5188 wasnt that hidden fortress? or was it both, i seem to remember it being both
The literary basis for Yojimbo The Bodyguard is Red Harvest by Dashiel Hammet.
Which featured the continental op, a character with no name.
Terrific and succinct analysis of the work. Very smart.
Reason he chose Kuwabatake in sequel Sanjuro is because the character is growing.
All I see now is the edit between topics
Damn, I need to watch more Kurosawa...
Great upload as always!
Enjoyed your commentary very much.... best samurai study with Campbell's "Hero With a Thousand Faces" I've ever delved into...
Great! Now, I need to watch it
My favourite movie of all time !!! I love it every time I see it
Great review! Thanks!!
I love Yojimbo :D I've seen the Dollars Trilogy first - both are iconic.
Fantastic analysis!!! Yojimbo is one of my favorite films of all time!! I wrote an entire essay on this film in college because this film was so impactful to me. Besides Seven Samurai, this is my favorite Kurosawa film. What aspect of Yojimbo strikes you the most Leon?
The art of war Sun Tzu can be read in one day. it’s a very thin book.
Kurosawa was a genius. And Toshiro Mifune ! Wow!
A relevant movie in today's times
+James Lonogan divided towns. Gang wars and rivalry. Silent heroes.
One of my favourite movies of all time. It's been copied by and inspired Hollywoods greatest directors, testament to how much of a legendary director Kurosawa is.
Sanjuro was simply applying the art of war technic. Moral ambiguity has nothing to do with it. He freed the town from both gangs.
I really Dig your channel
The movie Tarantino wished he made. Nah, kidding. He probably has great respect for Kurosawa
Bro, Last Man Standing is freakin awesome!
You didn't mention Zatochi vs Yojimbo
Should be Zatoichi vs Yojimbo. You forgot an 'i'. I love the Zatoichi movie series.
'Last Man Standing' was great.
So, the message of these films is Anarchistic. Moral and individualistic 🏴❤️
My favorite movie is the sequel SANJURO !
Takeshi Miike even did a version of this called Sukiyaki Western Django (and it has a cameo from Quentin Tarantino). I can't afford to support anyone on Patreon (I have a roof to maintain myself) but may I suggest two Japanese films, Fires on the Plain and Hari-kiri (not the Miike remake although he did a great job with it).
to be no more than dust before the wind
Youth of the Beast from Seijun Suzuki has a similar plotline
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Toshiro Mifune ❤️
Leon, bring back the Basement Jaxx intro!!!!!!
+Leon Thomas ah that's what happened. It was a great intro ( I disagree that it doesn't suit your tone ). At least I got to discover it through your videos.
Really enjoying these current videos.
It's ironic that the makers of Yojimbo were so protective of their story rights when suing "Fistful of Dollars" -- considering that the original film itself was an unofficial adaptation of Dash Hammet's Red Harvest -- a story of a hard-boiled detective who turns two gangs against one another by joining first one side, then the other.
So in a strange sort of way, the movie sort of went full circle -- from American gangster story to Japanese Samurai drama to Spaghetti western -- and then back to American gangster story -- and yet, strangely enough, there's never been an actual adaption of the original (and really great) Hammet novel.
I really wish the Han Solo movie was based on one of these two movies instead. Sanjuro doesn't get enough remakes.
Leon, have you seriously not talked about Ikiru yet?
So someone needs to pay for you to talk about a certain film?
Renegade Cut, why the attitude? I was just curious. In fact, i'm happy you value your work and make money out of it. I just thought you analysed films by your choosing and made money out of monetizing your videos.
OK then, keep up the good work.
Actually, Yojimbo is based on Dasheill Hammett's book Red Harvest.
fascinating.
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"Akira Kurosawa scholar David Desser and critic Manny Farber, among others, state that Red Harvest was the inspiration for Kurosawa's film Yojimbo. Other scholars, such as Donald Richie, believe the similarities are coincidental.[7] Kurosawa said that a major source for the plot was the film noir classic The Glass Key (1942), an adaption of Hammett's 1931 novel of the same name. In Red Harvest, The Glass Key, and Yojimbo, corrupt officials and businessmen stand behind and profit from the rule of gangsters."
-wikipedia
The last man standing was Rubbish
Akira Kurosawa is not very popular in Japan, never was. He made some incredible films through his life but they only found acceptance with foreign audiences. Sad
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