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Uploaded on Apr 17, 2010

Ran (1985) Soundtrack

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  • 2007friends

    2007friends 2 years ago

    Thanks RabelaisPanurge, this was wonderful. Sounds a bit like a hommage to Gustav Mahlers "Das lied von der erde" (Der Abschied)

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  • RabelaisPanurge

    RabelaisPanurge 2 years ago

    I read somewhere that Kurosawa asked Toru Takemitsu to compose something like Mahler's piece. And it is obious that he was inspired by "Das lied von der erde".

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    RabelaisPanurge 2 years ago

    *obvious

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  • MOTHMAN225

    MOTHMAN225 2 years ago

    Eerrie...Haunting...Beautiful.­..Moving...Gripping...so many words that describe this piece. Thank you for posting. I just wish I can find the soundtrack to this favorite film of mine.

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  • Cameren Lee

    Cameren Lee 1 month ago

    Agreed. I never thought I'd find a beheading so visually stunning. ;)

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  • Cameren Lee

    Cameren Lee 1 month ago

    The part at 2:03 always gets to me; that's when Hidetora walks in on his concubines committing mutual suicide. Then the other in the corner weeps with the knife in her hand and he leaves...Lord, it's heartbreaking.

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  • Nathan Lavender

    Nathan Lavender 4 months ago

    what were the other movies that had that effect?

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  • zerokomma

    zerokomma 6 months ago

    Magnificent!

    

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  • Julio Cárdenas

    Julio Cárdenas 6 months ago

    And other parts of the score sounds like 3rd movement of 1st symphonie

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  • Luis Fernando Rodriguez Doy

    Luis Fernando Rodriguez Doy 7 months ago

    Eso es....verdura

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  • TheMadSocrates

    TheMadSocrates 8 months ago

    I swear there was elements of this music that Hans Zimmer borrowed from for The Last Samurai.. Like those really harsh strings.

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  • Albert Oscar

    Albert Oscar 9 months ago

    awesome score and Haunting, i just saw it for the first time on dvd Criterion Edition------this film is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy­yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better than this year SpiderMan film. Kurosawa Forever

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  • V Nizovsky

    V Nizovsky 11 months ago

    And let's not forget the masterful acting by Tatsuya Nakadai. His portrayal was so great it made me cry by the end, only three movies have had that effect on me. And no, it doesn't leave your head alone.

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  • Nathan Lavender

    Nathan Lavender 1 year ago

    visually this was probably the most amazing film ive ever seen. the cinematography, set design, costumes are all just brilliant especially the cinematography. combined with kurosawa's immaculate directing and this score it becomes one of those movies that sticks around inside of your brain for the rest of your life

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