RAN-Kurosawa

[beesmine2]

were can i download this movie. or watch this movie.. plss link me the site thnxs

[stringerboi]

that...is...so...BADASS!!!!!

[bbarun]

That's Polish.

[Ewolek]

That's not Polish! :) That's Czech! hehehe :)

[Zlopras]

@bbarun you fucking kidding me?

[Veerwhil]

it's english

[mizzzwong]

I love dubbed...It makes me laugh :D

[GaijinGDB]

I live in Japan - it's not Japanese, some eastern European language.

[RedIV]

Whoever gave you a thumbs down is an idiot.

[yu999ri]

it's not Japanese, I'm sure!

[audgeyp]

OMG, why? Movies this good should never be dubbed. So much is lost when you dub.

[Npowell01]

Definitely agree. All movies should be subbed and not dubbed. VERY rarely does dubbing work out, and I can count the number of times it's improved anything on one hand.

RAN is an amazing film, though, no amount of dubbing could ever ruin the final, silent moments of the film with the blinded Tsurumaru with his Buddha scroll wandering about the cliffs, serving as a metaphor for the human condition.

[ScholarsInk]

@audgeyp

It really disgusts me how the Europeans mandate film dubbing for release. I had no idea that dubbed versions of Kurosawa films existed until I saw the new release of 'Ran' (the contract is now with a French company); it has a dub for each major European language! Even worse, the default language track on the US/UK version of that disk is English (no doubt because the Europeans think we English speakers like dubbing as much as they do)

[audgeyp]

ScholarsInk-I know! I can't think of ANY reason that a dubbed movie would be superior to a subtitled one, except maybe if a person is blind/vision-impaired and needs to rely on the audio. Well, maybe Europeans just don't like to read.? Doesn't matter the language, dubbing should just be outlawed! It's such a slap in the face to great filmmakers.

[ScholarsInk]

@audgeyp I'm glad to see that someone sees this the same way. It's hard for me to imagine an Audrey Hepburn film without her unique and irreplaceable voice, but the same goes for languages I don't speak (such as Japanese) - imagine Yojimbo or one of the other Kurosawa classics but without Mifune Toshiro's distinctive growl of a voice - it simply doesn't work.

[rafael6485]

is this polish that they're speaking?

[PavelWippler]

it is czech.

[cosmo2593]

it's not Japanese, I believe its some European language like Czech or something but it's definitely not Japanese.

I take Japanese class at school and believe me, that's not Japanese

[RedIV]

^has never heard japanese

[teenfoe]

Security breach

[diddymuck]

However, the baddest scene was lady kaede's sucker attack against her conqueror by pretending to surrender her father's helmet, only to suddenly incapacitate and simultaneously threaten to kill him and seduce him into capitulation. One of the most devestating scenes in modern cinema.

[makubex1111990]

nicely cutted..hehehe..i really didnt see if she was beheaded by that cool samurai..havent heard her head hit the floor..but that is cool..i wish i was that samurai..hehehe..could have done it with someone i have a grudge on..

[sudler2008]

Where can I find the original Japanese with no dubbing on this scene! This is the most classic scene of the movie!

[userek]

Damn, how could they ruin a movie like this with a dubbing?

[visigoth101]

This stuck with me more than anything else in this movie (which is really saying something, the movie was awesome). I've known Asian women who appear passive and gentle, and live their ambitions through their husband. But I think the loyalty that Kurogane shows to his master despite his master turning against him over this treacherous woman is just amazing. That is true loyalty.

[ChinkyCocksucker]

do you specialize in cutting and pasting the same fucking comments in every fucking video, you piece of shit ?

[visigoth101]

Do you specialize in using the anonymity of the internet to compensate for your miserable existence by spewing your self-hatred at others?

[GreatGrumbledook]

Well, I guess if more women would be as merciless and revengeful as Lady Kaede [a nice female counterpart of Shakespeares original villain Edmund by the way] the world would certainly be a much better place than it is now.

[MEGAS1LORD1DEVIN]

just like that huh.

[mach1man22]

SOOOOOOOOOO BADASS

[mach1man22]

Bad...ass

[bub777]

....and I thought we had abuse bad here in Columbia...

[ZeroRoxas25]

I feel sad for her( but I dont know wat r they sayin nyway

[MOTHMAN225]

This is from the 1985 film Ran. it is one of my all-time favorite movies by the great director Akira kurosawa. the woman who is decapitated is Lady Kaede, she was responsible for destroying the Ichimonji clan by using her body to seduce the man in the red armor (Jiro). the guy who decapitates her, Kurogane, is Jiro's vassal. he was pissed, she was there. if you don't understand what I'm talking about, try to find the movie. It's old, but there are subtitles...it really is something.

[drwhobathroomreader]

"I feel sad for her( but I dont know wat r they sayin nyway"

Holy fuck...watch the film. Then try saying you 'feel sad' for that evil wretch.

[Bullettube]

She turned brother against brother in her quest for revenge. Her father-in-law was the one who had killed her family. But it was all for nought, as her husbands army was defeated by her former lover's army. In the end, the entire family was wiped out.