Dance scene from Tengoku to jigoku
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Fuckingscene8 1 month ago
Those two are the coolest at that bar and they know it.
yosupification 8 months ago 2
The Americans in this scene are real American army personnel!
dgireland 10 months ago
@hebneh: And accurately so.
chinopisces 1 year ago
Foreigners are associated with drugs and crime in this scene.
hebneh 1 year ago
What was the music that was playing at the beginning of this scene, before the dealer switched records?
DH328 1 year ago
This scene is one of the coolest scenes I've seen in a long time. What's that music they're dancing to?
chrisangeloperez 2 years ago
It's timeless classic!
taishon3946 3 years ago 2
I love the brilliantly-composed widescreen shots in these sequences. You have to watch like a detective to see, not only the machinations of the drug buy, but the actions of the detectives in the hall as well.
textthing 3 years ago
Yes, cool and devastating and what an adaptation of King's Ransom. Filmmaking in this genre doesn't get any better. Watch the 4 minute realtime Bullet Train scene for gripping tension. I think it's Kurosawa's best film by far!
Ashakotan 3 years ago