#toshiromifune — Public Fediverse posts
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Playing #Onimusha: #WayOfTheSword & almost immediately I thought: oh this is #ToshiroMifune (especially his #Sanjuro character from the two #Kurosawa movies) and indeed Musashi was modeled after him. Seems to be a good game so far or I am nostalgic for the old movies, but I get a feeling that all of these samurai things turned into those Ghost games, unified for some cash grabbing.
IIRC I’ve played another game in the series decades ago and wasn’t a fan back then.
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Playing #Onimusha: #WayOfTheSword & almost immediately I thought: oh this is #ToshiroMifune (especially his #Sanjuro character from the two #Kurosawa movies) and indeed Musashi was modeled after him. Seems to be a good game so far or I am nostalgic for the old movies, but I get a feeling that all of these samurai things turned into those Ghost games, unified for some cash grabbing.
IIRC I’ve played another game in the series decades ago and wasn’t a fan back then.
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Playing #Onimusha: #WayOfTheSword & almost immediately I thought: oh this is #ToshiroMifune (especially his #Sanjuro character from the two #Kurosawa movies) and indeed Musashi was modeled after him. Seems to be a good game so far or I am nostalgic for the old movies, but I get a feeling that all of these samurai things turned into those Ghost games, unified for some cash grabbing.
IIRC I’ve played another game in the series decades ago and wasn’t a fan back then.
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"A superb piece": the BFI (British Film Institute) has a restored 4k version of 1949's Stray Dog by the iconic Akira Kurosawa, and starring the legendary Toshiro Mifune, coming out on January 27th. My review is up now on @PhilEdwards 's Live For Films now - https://www.liveforfilm.com/2025/01/22/blu-ray-review-akira-kurosawas-stray-dog-a-superb-piece-by-a-cast-and-crew-at-the-top-of-their-game/
#film #films #ClassicFilm #JapaneseFilm #AkiraKurosawa #ToshiroMifune #StrayDog #Noir #NoirFilm #BFI #BritishFilmInstitute #BluRay #review #1940sFilm