Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Directed by Paul Schrader. With Ken Ogata, Masayuki Shionoya, Hiroshi Mikami and Junya Fukuda.
Mishima Blu-ray (Amazon) amzn.to/48NuJb6
Mishima Blu-ray (Criterion) www.criterion....
AKA:
ミシマ:ア・ライフ・イン・フォー・チャプターズ
Mishima - Ein Leben in vier Kapiteln
Mishima - elämän neljä lukua
Mishima - ett liv i fyra kapitel
Mishima - une vie en quatre chapitres
Mishima, una vida en cuatro capítulos
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters
Mishima: Uma Vida em Quatro Tempos
Mishima: Una vida en cuatro capítulos
Mishima: Una vita in quattro capitoli
Мисима: Жизнь в четырёх главах
I've never seen this movie but the soundtrack is the greatest I've ever heard.
Yeah, it’s a good movie, but Philip Glass’ score makes it great.
Poetry chaped as movie and music. Visual and auditive pleasure.
Exceptional!
I wrote my final paper in college about this movie.
what did you major in?
Okay...
Based
@@sliceofbryce fascism studies with a minor in human sexuality
Omg I'm doing the same
Love from Japan I am happy to live here and have people around me that are pushing boundaries while carrying traditions. Much live to everyone. 頑張って👍
just picked up the criterion Blu-ray for half off at Barnes and Noble. The packaging is beyond beautiful. Can’t wait to watch it!
How did you like it?
Bruh same. I picked it up yesterday and watched today. You won't be disappointed. The film is just as beautiful as the box art. One of the best films I've ever seen and currently sitting at my #3 spot all time on letterboxd
Same. I was blown away by the film. A masterpiece without question, as visually stunning as it's subject is bold.
@@TheWickerMan1981 liked it a lot! my young daughter bowed out early though; a little slow for her tastes.
What are the other films on the list if I may ask
What an honor to have been produced by two cinema legends 🎬🎬🎬
Der Film ist auch ein Meisterwerk!
Paul Schrader is a living legend too actually. Without him, screenwriting today wouldn't be the same at all
3 actually! Paul was the producer on Taxi Driver
@@badname8501 he wrote Taxi Driver
@@RYNO2511 My apologies kind sir
Watched the film last night for the first time. I've been a fan of Yukio Mishima's writing for several years, and at some point, I admired his defiance of the status quo and considered him an icon. As I grew older and learned more about politics and history I understood that, although fascinating, his ideals were outdated, dangerous, and came mostly from a place of hatred and even probably mental health issues. The movie is great and Mishima's portrayal by Schrader is far more subtle than what this trailer suggests. The narrator's glorification of Mishima in the trailer seems today quite silly and more like what Mishima would like to hear about himself from the grave than what he actually was: a gifted writer and acute observer of the society of his time, but also an anachronistic narcissist that threw his life away for an unaccomplishable ideal. No matter if you see him in a positive or negative light, he was a fascinating character nonetheless.
Exactly!
Low IQ.
#MishimaWasRight
What a despicable interpretation of a truly great man. You have to rationalize his decisions by calling them "dangerous" and "hateful", because you, a humiliated, nihilistic morsel of matter cannot possibly fathom living life with even a modicum of the intensity that he did. The fruit of the modern world: an atrophied spirit and apathy for life, forced to reduce and quantify every grand expression through the lens of "sociology" and "psychology". It says everything about YOU that the most you got out of him was some punk icon or some such thing. Pu$$y. You would've been one of the onlookers. At least he did something.
Unironically a shitty trailer narration gets Mishima better than you do lol
I can't describe this film any better than "transcendent".
映画なので多少のフィクションはあると思います。
しかし作品を全て見終わった後に感じたことは、日本は自分達を守ってくれる魂というか芯をなくしてしまった。
それがこの映画に象徴されています。
Pompeii Civilization and Art...
Alphonso de Francisci... Superintendent of Antiquities in Naples...
Professor Alfonso of Antiquities in Naples...
The narrator sounds like John Larroquette, actor from TV's Night Court.
It is. He also narrated the opening of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 1974.
A top 10 movie for me!
Maybe interesting to some people, The guy playing Mishima in the clips near the end is Juzo Itami who was murdered by the Yakuza when they threw him off a rooftop.
He teased them in a movie and it hurt their sensitive fee fees so they killed him.
No it wasn't him, this Mishima actor is the legend Ken Ogata
Kazuya mishima , heihachi mishima
You can like this film, enjoy his writing and not agree with his politics. It can be done
Mishima is literally me(all haters of modern world)version of japan
He litterally us, i mean look at the world now
You can totally understand his frustration, and if he saw how Japan became today he would probably hang up himself….
For Yuko:Romain Bussine...
Après in rêve...
..... Reviens Radieuse....
"He was an intellectual who advocated for action" immediately makes him ten times better than any politician lmao
He was a fascist lol. The point of the movie isn't to agree with him, it's to highlight how he became the man we know now
what if i agree with him anyway
@@sheepsky Ask Mussolini.
@@sheepsky Don't try to be the edgy kid
@@jacopom.7477 It's edgy if I don't agree with current thing? Sounds like totalitarism, much more cruel then fascism or any other boogie man your masters created.
...@Library of Congress...@ 2000 by Hiroyuki Aoki...
Total stick Fighting...
Hiroyuki Aoki...
This soundtrack was in the Truman show. I get that it's the same composer, but kind of weird.
As soon as I heard it I thought it sounded like Phillip Glass.
It reminds me of Pruit Igoe by Glass probably because it has that same arpeggio motif.
@@quirkypurpleSame as La Moustache
Shintadido Bojutsu...
If they made this movie today Mishima would be the bad guy.
Post modernism sucks....
I think the film is quite objective it it’s portrayal of him. I wouldn’t call him the good guy.
He was a fascist. That's the synonym of bad guy.
@@Isabella-wm3th Nefertiti was a white woman.
@@Isabella-wm3th Not really, you probably don't even know what the definition of Fascism is
Imagine if you made a movie and gave this treatment to the Unabomber.
Sounds like a great movie
I’d watch it
I mean they did do that show where Paul Bettany played the unabomber. Don't remember the name but it's really good
@@user-gd2rg8xg2y It does, doesn’t it?
@@drewventudevanhizzle7195 Manhunt.
Song name
Opening (by Philip Glass from the Mishima soundtrack)
atam sen kalk ben yatam
Bohohoyt
bohohoyt
bohohoyt
Life composed of 4 chapters.... 1 was ugly
Yes, he was a great writer. He was also an actor and director. Kind of a renaisance man. But his politics was in the classic tradtion of gay male hypermasculine Fascists. The Nazis had a lot of those in theire early days. But is a foolish thing to be, because the Fascist movements they help spawn will always turn on them in their quest for greater and greater purification, if they gain power.
apan had seen their Fascist ideology resulting in them being burned to the ground. They didan amzingly good job of rebuilding it and recreating it as a Democracy. Some of them did, but most of them did not want to go back to the mistakes of their past. And Mishima's vision of returning to the age of samurai was recognized by most Japanese as impossible. His final act, commiting hari kiri in 1970, was already as anacronistic as if a European knight tried to go to war in a suit of armer.
It is clear from his writing that he was not only gay, but had fanstasies of extreme sado-masochism. His writings describe beutiful acts of ritual violence. It seems clear to me that this, as much as his politics, was what motivated him to perform his final act of grusome ritual suicide.
Be that as it may, he was a great artist and a fascinating man. The movie was very good, and the score was, of course, very good too.
Great artist, strange politics, clearly deranged that's really all that needs to be said.
@@leonconnelly5303, Perhaps. But some people find that particular combination fascinating. And there is much more that can be said about him, regardless of if it needs to be said or not.
I also made a video talking about the Criterion edition for this movie. I truly enjoy Schrader's film. th-cam.com/video/PoDZs4xlfko/w-d-xo.html
Listen, I like the movie. But does anyone else think that this trailer gives off an extremely pretentious feeling?
If the film wasn't a masterpiece it would, but it *is* a masterpiece so the trailer is justified.
I think Mishima was quite pretentious himself, so the tone is adequate. I don't say that as a Mishima hater. I like his writing, but the flamboyance was part of his persona. One thing that does strike me uncomfortable though is the glorification of Mishima's persona by the narrator of this trailer I believe the picture itself is much more subtle and portrays a conflicted man, not a man who was right.
@@gab_gallardBut he was right btw
I want a movie about Scientology like this.
You think this movie makes him look bad???
@@interdimensionalharmony, no.
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There's nothing honorable about l Ron hubbard he was just a scam artist he didn't believe the shit he was selling. Whatever you wanna say about mishima he wasn't a phony
Fantastic film, but this is one of the worst trailers I've ever seen. Whoever made this really didn't understand the film. Mishima was a fascist. Mishima was at war with himself and his own sexuality. The film reflects both His genius and his madness. The trailer makes it seem like this the man is being celebrated. That's not the case at all.
I don't think he was a fascist...the same as Mussolini and Hitler was... he just like masculine strength and looking good
@@renumeratedfroghe was during his imperialist period, extremely conservative, and fully agreed with the statu quo based by Hirohito (so yeah he was a fascist)
But after the post ww2 his idealism has changed and he became more of a liberal centrist than anything else.
Including that he assumed after his coming out, that the old him is death (his imperialism period)
But even though being gay he was fascinated over man’s who are extremely masculine, but he rejected the feminism aspect of it, so if he was alive he would probably be against the LGBTQ community like we see nowadays.
So yeah Mishima was very complicated to fully understand his ideology, but he clearly was an fascist in some period of his life.
@@kingMurdock3425OK, you convinced me (cowered me) into agrreement... :D
Brilliant movie.. except for the black and white parts...
Lol you're so boring
cinephiles, assemble.
Bruh
Cheese and Onions Great provocative shit-stirring statement there. Well done.
You don't understand what the black and white parts were trying to express
Will the woke book burners start burning his works soon, or are they too uneducated to know who Mishima is/was?
Wow the weird English comments over a Japanese movie
You're aware this is an American movie right? It just happens to be about a Japanese person.
@@ColombianThunder they are aware they could just shut up? like in modern trailers nowadays
Yeah and ? In Ghost of Tsushima at least they didn't break immersion with random english comments in medieval Japan.
@@NapoleonAquila what? I'm not sure what you mean. I've seen nothing but praise for this movie in the comments. Unless you mean the English Narration for the film? Which was only for the American version because they felt Americans would like it more that way, but there is Japanese narration for the film that the director prefers. Also the Ghost of Tsushima default dialogue is on English. You have to manually change it to Japanese.
@@ColombianThunder Americans speak too much and that was not necessarily
Well I never listened Got in English because they don't have Kazuya Nakai as a skilled seiyuu
It's an arthouse movie from the 80s about an obscure japanese writer being released to the wider public. If there wasn't someone in the trailer explaining what the hell was going on you would have never heard of this movie.