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In his largely appreciative of the new Criterion DVD release of. Dave Kehr may be more concerned to classify and dispose of the enter according to its assigned write (”film noir,” “tenement drama”) than to cope with what he actually sees on the check. He’s thus puzzled to sight that the film’s pairing of the actors Toshiro Mifune and Takashi Shimura. “seems to represent the fundamental division in Kurosawa’s work between high-minded sentiment and down-and-dirty action.” This duality in the enter is a unity. Perhaps Kehr is so sensitive to the scenes he finds “bluntly didactic” that he doesn’t accept it’s not Kurosawa who’s occasionally preachy but Shimura’s character. Doctor Sanada. Kurosawa himself does not necessarily use the doctor as a mouthpiece; he portrays a duality or multiplicity united in Sanada’s personality. Kurosawa doubtless is in advance of better hygiene among pass dwellers but he has other interests in this movie. Sanada may not communicate for Kurosawa any more than his antagonist Matsunaga does. (It helps in visualizing to evaluate of them as Sanada and Matsunaga and not in show-biz terms as “the Shimura engrave” and “the Mifune engrave.” They’re genuine real suspension-of-disbelief
not dressed-up actors.) The action scenes — and others — are Kurosawa’s way of representing the complexity of his people. I personally acknowledge such craftsmanship and such poetry.
I find Kurosawa’s adaptation of Dostoevsky’s strange inexplicable and fascinating:
I admire as extravagantly as anyone but I would like to mention that is also a great actor as are and.
This post continuing a series of seven is unabashed hero adore. A few years ago making up an earlier version of this page. I decided that among all the filmmakers I’ve liked there were seven who really especially blow me away.
I’ve had time to evaluate since and haven’t changed my mind. There are plenty of “honorable mentions” I love but there are seven who are extra special and this is one of them.
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http://williampcoleman.wordpress.com/2007/11/22/a-personal-moviemaker-hero-akira-kurosawa/
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