Akira Kurosawa Seven Samurai Influences

This is an edited version of a 2 part excellent documentary by student Kyle Forbes , please key in the words "Akira Kurosawa Influences and Influence part 1" in the search segment for the original.

It looks at the vast and varied inspirations of Kurosawa from director John Ford to Russians writers Dostoyevsky ; Tolstoy and Gorky as well as Shakespeare

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Akira
• Kurosawa
• Seven
• Samurai
• John
• Ford
• Dostoyevski
• Tolstoy
• Gorky
• Shakespeare

[originallove911]

@Daviysoh great propaganda as usual.

[Daviysoh]

How much do you know about Nanking? I have every evidence which can prove so-called massacre never happened. Don't you know Nanking's population increased during occupation? Killing over 4000 civilians everyday for 3 months without mass killing weapons? What were Chinese army doing while their people were murdered? Why such a big massacre's story hadn't come up until 1980's? People who believe Nanking don't have detailed accurate knowledge. Sigh.

[YOMUDAWUZHERE]

seven samurai was the best, even if I saw the magnificent seven, I would still love the samurai!

[CNS21]

This is the origin of the video game's "Way of the Samurai" (1,2 &3). Thumbs up if you know the game!! I can't believe I just found this lol. I would have never guessed.

[thescottishplayer01]

@septemberpuppy the only logical fallacy is Japan refusing to accept the mass murders of Nanking and merely passing them off as an "incident".That is the difference between Germany of today and Japan , atonement.

Having said that have a nice week yourself.

[thescottishplayer01]

@septemberpuppy Being Japanese you are certainly in a better position than most in instructing us about the Nazis seen as Japanese were their most loyal allies.