CvptvinHowdy liked
Yojimbo
This reminded me of the Dollars trilogy with Clint Eastwood, and sure enough, Fistful was an unofficial remake. I didn't expect this to have a bit of levity, especially since it's Kurosawa, but it's a great samurai film. The guy with the pistol was such a pussy.
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Justin liked
Yojimbo
Overall the weakest Kurosawa film I’ve seen so far. It’s definitely not bad, just a bit uninteresting compared to his other films.
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Ric Fehr liked
Yojimbo
Solid watch, fantastic music. Sloppy middle portion but fruitful close.
“I’ll think while I drink.”
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RayRay is "meh" on
Yojimbo
Definitely not Kurosowas best. Not bad, but not great. The middle part specifically drags.
Some fun scenes for sure, but not worth the runtime imo. I prefer Fistful—at least the action is more distinguished.
Still an overall solid movie though.
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blue cat liked
Yojimbo
what another great film by kurosawa, did not disappoint whatsoever. absolutely hilarious, cinematography is great, and the soundtrack is impeccable. would watch again
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Teddy Raspberry liked
Yojimbo
This movie looks really familiar… almost like it was made into a western a few years later
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Milo Hoffman liked
Yojimbo
i know it was supposed to be more serious but it was kinda funny, better than fistful of dollars
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Avery Malachite loved
Yojimbo
Genuinely, the only thing Fistful of Dollars has over this is that we at least get a natural introduction to Nui & her son & husband in the beginning.
Other than that, this is superior in every fucking way
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James Fennell loved
Yojimbo
wow really was just a samurai that came into a village stirring the pot and causing beef , never seen so many fucked hair cuts in my life
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manny bobanny liked
Yojimbo
Was actually so cool. A great samurai satire, while also being a great samurai film. “Hang yourself.”
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JudeDude liked
Yojimbo
A must watch classic for individuals who claim to be movie buffs or who enjoy the foreign films or the western drama. While obviously not a western film, spaghetti western director Sergio Leone used this film as inspiration for his famous Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood.
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