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Roselyn 2021-12-22 08:01:06
"Spider's Nest City": Game of Thrones, Proof of Humanity
The 1950s and 1960s were the most glorious period of Japanese cinema, which was marked by the emergence of a group of directors with outstanding talents such as Kurosawa Akira, Ozu Yasujiro, Imamura Shohei, Mizoguchi Kenji, and Naruse Mikio. Although these directors have their own specialties,...
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Paxton 2022-04-19 09:02:12
Can't get out of the spider's nest city
The black and white picture contrasts the colorful desires, as if entering a cave without light, unable to see through the darkness. There are somber songs that gradually infiltrate my heart along with the misty fog in the picture, pointing directly to the dark side of human nature:
look at the...
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Leo 2022-03-24 09:02:11
Akira Kurosawa adapted from Shakespeare's Macbeth. The adventure in the jungle in the dense fog, "feels like a dream" and "dream is the embodiment of desire"; hesitant and confused in the fog, revealing the fate of the characters and referring to the reality of human nature; the killing of the king is very tense: no dialogue , using sound effects such as crow's hoof/wheezing/walking to highlight the tense range, and the moving trees at the end are even more breathtaking.
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Alexys 2022-04-21 09:02:29
It is much more concise and smooth than the original text of the British, but the villain of Mifune always thinks it is not like ah orz
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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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Yoshiaki Miki: Can you see the future as I see you?
Old Ghost Woman: Honorable Captain Miki. You are in command of Fort Two. Today you will take command of Fort One.
Yoshiaki Miki: Command of Fort One?
[He glances at Washizu, then back at the Old Ghost Woman]
Yoshiaki Miki: And what then?
Old Ghost Woman: Your luck turns slower... but it lasts longer than that of Captain Washizu.
Yoshiaki Miki: Slower? How do you mean?
Old Ghost Woman: Your son will eventually become the Lord of Cobweb Castle.
