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Talks about kurosawa. Makes shitty teenage films
ОтветитьIts seems to me to four most influential directors were kurosawa, Fellini, welles, hitchcock, and john ford
ОтветитьI recently saw “The Hidden Fortress” and I was able to notice many similarities with Star Wars Episode IV. You can clearly see that George Lucas took A LOT of inspiration from that film, and many other Kurosawa films to make Star Wars.
Just the opening scene of Hidden Fortress makes you remember about C-3PO and R2-D2 stranded on the dessert of Tatooine.
If police catch you illegal contraband they’ll seize the illegal contraband anything that contains the illegal contraband and arrest you!!!!!!!
ОтветитьThe spear duel in Hidden Fortress.
Ответить"maybe hidden fortress"
class a bullshitter lol
George SWEATING trying not to bring up where he got the ideas for C3P0, R2D2, and Princess Leia (also the Ewok battle at the end of Return of the Jedi is straight out of Seven Samurai)
ОтветитьThe legacy of filmmaking technique left by Akira Kurosawa for subsequent generations of filmmakers has been diverse and of international influence beyond his native Japan. Kurosawa displayed a bold, dynamic style, strongly influenced by Western cinema yet distinct from it; he was involved with all aspects of film production.
ОтветитьHidden Fortress has two of the funniest characters in film history imo, very enjoyable film
ОтветитьNo Kurosawa = No Spaghetti westerns
No Kurosawa = No Star Wars
We understand that kurosawa was working on STAR WARS IN 1971 ..
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Ответить"you ever meet a guy and about 5 minutes into talkin you think to yourself,
" THIS GUY'S FULL OF SHIT! "
People nowadays dont realise how much of the huge billion dollar making pop culture stuff we love now, is owed to the legends of the past who's works were originally used as inspiration.
ОтветитьYou can tell Kurosawa was a huge influence to Lucas, I mean look at Darth Vader's helmet and Samurai Armour..
ОтветитьJidaigeki = Period Piece in Japanese.
Kurosawa and Kobayashi were experts at these films in the 50s and 60s.
Masaki Kobayashi most notable films were Harakiri, Kwaidan, Samurai Rebellion, and The Human Condition Trilogy.
An absolutely brilliant man, listening to him speak it’s like hypnotism, I could listen to him talk for hours
ОтветитьIkiru and Rashomon to me was life change completely changed my views of the world and people. I am thankful I am no longer the negative, toxic, hateful person I was years ago there are many aspects of it in me still but it is something I am trying to improve.
Ответитьimagine seeing Rashomon in cinemas, damn...
Ответитьoh really?
ОтветитьGeorge gets it. Films aren't just shoving in a kiss scene or explosion every two seconds. They're the highest of all art forms, each frame a representation of an idea, poetry in motion
ОтветитьKurosawa is the key to all of this.
ОтветитьWithout kurosawa, there would be no blockbusters
Ответитьlanded here, after watching star wars: vision trailer and knowing that george was influenced by akira kurosawa
Ответитьwith Star Wars Visions, we've come to a full circle.
ОтветитьJohn Milius was a genius.
ОтветитьI think the movie Ran 1985 was best, man so artistic.
ОтветитьS/o Modesto California’s finest
ОтветитьI wonder if Star Wars would be half as good without Kurosawa's influence.
Ответить"Maybe Hidden Fortress, not really top of my list but I like it." Proceeds to make an entire universe inspired by it
ОтветитьLucas and Spielberg should stop slaughtering the word "Ikiru". XD
Ответитьthe way George Lucas trims his beard at his jawline isn't doing him any favors 😬
ОтветитьKorusawa never edited; then re-released, a movie in which Sanjuro “cut second”.
ОтветитьThe visuals and the sound is amazing, the stories...bit whimsical. I think if you take Mel Gibson's story telling and combine them with the visuals and sounds of kurosawa you would end up with a very good movie. Main issue with kurosawa I think is that he drags out on unimportant story points. The pacing is too slow.
ОтветитьSamurai's hate sand.....
ОтветитьGeorge Lucas, lose some weight.
ОтветитьStarwars was inspired by kurosawa movies
ОтветитьAkira Kurosawa and Andrei Tarkovsky are two of the major influences in world cinema.
ОтветитьI just watched Dreams a few days ago and it was a beautiful film
ОтветитьEste é o comentário brasileiro que procurava🇧🇷, Akira Kurosawa tem um trabalho belo e revolucionário para a época. Tenho 17 anos e meu primeiro filme dele foi Os sete samurais.
Ответить"George Lucas on Akira Kurosawa" is like "Britney Spears on Mozart".
ОтветитьI’m always impressed at how humble and normal George Lucas always seems
ОтветитьNow this is podracing!
ОтветитьPeople wouldn't spit ignorance about Lucas and starwars if they actually cared to understand his relationship with film. His theories and inspirations. Lucas is a visual director for most, he was always a believer in imagery driven story telling rather than oral story telling. He made films without dialog. So he is not a good dialog writer as people point out as if it's a sin. Lucas never strived to be a strong writer because to him that's not the essence of visual story telling.
ОтветитьAsking this palooka what he thinks of Kurosawa is like asking Ms McGillacuddy, the award-winning third grade teacher, what she thinks of Einstein.
ОтветитьI'll mention hidden fortress last since that's the movie I copied to make my vast fortune.
ОтветитьI'm also here cuz of clone wars season two episode 17 bounty hunter
ОтветитьTosche station → Toshi stastion → Toshiro Mifune
Coruscant → Korusant → Kuro-san → Akira Kurosawa