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Release date: Jan 1, 1954
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Whether he is weeping, fighting, making love, [Toshiro Mifune] is consistent with the character of Musashi. As often as he is on the screen, you'll never have enough of him. July 17, 2019 | Full Review…
Whether he is weeping, fighting, making love, [Toshiro Mifune] is consistent with the character of Musashi. As often as he is on the screen, you'll never have enough of him.
Hoshi Soffen
Mifune, the archetypal on-screen samurai, imbues his [performance] with nuanced internal conflict, self- loathing externalised with flailing violence and misdirected anger. January 17, 2017 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Mifune, the archetypal on-screen samurai, imbues his [performance] with nuanced internal conflict, self- loathing externalised with flailing violence and misdirected anger.
Christopher Machell
Ingaki does a nice job in blending together battle sequences with plot and character development. May 28, 2004 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
Ingaki does a nice job in blending together battle sequences with plot and character development.
Dennis Schwartz
Aggressively plunging into a rich story and never relenting, Hiroshi Inagaki's Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto provides the same snappy pacing and riveting battle sequences that made Akira Kurosawa legendary. September 10, 2003 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
Aggressively plunging into a rich story and never relenting, Hiroshi Inagaki's Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto provides the same snappy pacing and riveting battle sequences that made Akira Kurosawa legendary.
Gabe Leibowitz
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