Throne of Blood evaluation action
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Marshall 2022-04-22 07:01:32
Shakespeare, fatalism, self-fulfilling prophecy 668
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Julianne 2022-03-22 09:02:01
Based on Shakespeare's Macbeth, Akira Kurosawa's movie#Spider Nest City# is like a thriller, and it makes people feel chills down their spines! In the distance, the woods seemed to be moving. The three boats were finally shot to death by random arrows. One of the arrows shot through the throat was tragic enough. And the eyebrows and black teeth drawn by ancient Japanese women are really ugly, even scarier than the goblins that appear in the forest. The image of the villain played by Yamada Isuzu is really impressive!
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Lady Asaji Washizu: I am... with child.
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[Morning at Cobweb castle. Washizu, armed, dozes, seated]
Asaji attendant: My Lady!
[Washizu wakes with a start and looks around, bewildered. He strides into Lady Washizu's quarters, almost bumping into two frightened female attendants. He sees Lady Washizu kneeling, staring blankly out at nothing, nervously washing her hands in a bowl]
Lady Asaji Washizu: Will it never be gone? The blood. I wash and wash, yet the blood remains - and the smell! Will my hands never again be clean?
Taketori Washizu: Asaji!
Lady Asaji Washizu: There is still blood. My hands. Why do they not become clean? I wash and wash, stilll they smell of blood.
Taketori Washizu: Asaji!
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"Look at the ruins full of lust and ambition: the spider's nest city"
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Plagiarism between film civilizations
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A little afterthought
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See how Kurosawa uses everything in nature to create anxiety and horror
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Word-of-mouth Japanese drama remakes hit the streets one after another, just because of cultural differences?