Toshiro Mifune is a movie genius. He has watched many of his films, and every role he plays has been deeply rooted in my heart. Every character he portrays is very angular and full of tension. The close-up of his eyes, his gestures, and his posture of contemplation and standing have all melted into the character. His success may be because he met many good directors such as Akira Kurosawa, or because he happened to be in the golden age of Japanese cinema, and his handsome appearance is just conducive to portraying some rugged, brave and determined characters.
It is also because of his rough appearance and even a bit sloppy appearance, which is more conducive to the meticulous and warm heart of the character he plays, forming a strong contrast, making the hearts of our audiences agitated, and even more opposite to other things. The appearance of the sheep and the heart of the snake and scorpion are in contrast. Therefore, watching the samurai movie of the golden age can make the human body feel the spiritual height of the samurai even more.
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