THE LAST SAMURAI Movie Reaction! | First Time Watching

Join us, Josh and Casey, as we watch "The Last Samurai" for the first time! We’re diving into this epic film, exploring its intense battles, deep storytelling, and unforgettable performances. Watch our reactions to the powerful themes of honor, courage, and redemption and hear our thoughts on the movie’s most memorable scenes. Make sure to like, subscribe, and click the bell so you don’t miss out on our future videos. We’d love to hear your views and reactions to "The Last Samurai" too, so drop us a comment below! Whether it’s your first time watching or you’re revisiting this classic, join the conversation. Also, make sure to join our Patreon if you want to see our full movie analysis!
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|| 🎞️ A B O U T
In 19th century Japan, Nathan Algren, a US army captain, is hired by the Japanese emperor to train his army in the modern warfare techniques. Captain Algren finds himself trapped in a struggle between two eras and two worlds.
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|| 📖 C H A P T E R S
0:00 - Intro
1:05 - Reaction
28:53 - Wrap Up
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[@Jacks_here]

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[@joshandcasey]

Absolutely, looked like torture what he was going through

[@YY-bl1is]

"The Last Samurai" may be good overseas, but it's terrible for Japanese people. Both the outline and the details feel strange.

[@joshandcasey]

interesting? We felt the movie did a great job honoring Japanese culture. At least from an outsider's perspective.

[@jirpy10]

That's a strange thing to say seeing as it's one of the biggest earners ever in Japan. I feel like some people heard somewhere Japanese viewers didn't like it, but if you look into it I see no evidence.
The $140 million film grossed $457 million. It became the sixth highest grossing film ever in Japan at the time of its release, grossing $132 million. It received four Oscar nominations.

[@venes0297]

not really, hollywood is notorious for appropriating foreign culture, but this film is not an appropriation. most people agree that they did a very good job at honouring the samurai culture. of course not everything will be realistic or history-accurate, but they weren't trying to be disrespectful. moreover this film is LOVED by the japanese people, so who are we to say anything