L'ultimo samurai

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The archery which is practiced by the samurai is different to the yeomanry of the west. Kyudo is the [...]	D
Chad Lindberg played a Winchester Rep Assistant in this movie. He had a supporting role in Supernatu [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Timothy Spall appeared in Vanilla Sky (2001).	D
Critical reception in Japan was generally positive. Tomomi Katsuta of "The Mainichi Shinbun" thought [...]	D
The armour which the characters wear is traditional samurai armour known as karuta. The helmet is kn [...]	D
Historically, the only westerners fighting in the Japanese civil war were French military advisers u [...]	D
The swordsmith in the village is a real swordsmith. His name is Shoji Yoshihara, brother to Yoshihar [...]	D
The samurai in the film are seen carrying two swords. This practice was known as daisho, which liter [...]	D
In terms of film genre, this film would have the traits of each a western, an action-adventure, a ji [...]	D
The scene in which Captain Nathan Algren simulates a reload under fire for a Japanese recruit is rem [...]	D
During filming in New Zealand, Tom Cruise stayed in Oakura. The filming brought over $50 million to [...]	D
Body count: 558	D
This movie marks the one hundredth score for Hans Zimmer.	D
The kanji characters that appear on the posters, often beneath the title, say "bushido" ("The Warrio [...]	D
The character of Katsumoto (Ken Watanabe) is inspired by real-life samurai Saigo Takamori, who befor [...]	D
When Taka (Koyuki) starts to undress for Captain Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise), there is a shot with he [...]	D
At the beginning, the Japanese soldiers, who are trained by the Americans, are using American-made M [...]	D
Filming took place in New Zealand, mostly in the Taranaki region, with Japanese cast members and an [...]	D
The banners which samurai wear upon their backs are known as sashimono.	D
Before the final battle, as Captain Algren dismounts, after riding back to the ranks with Kasumoto, [...]	D
First movie to use the new Kodak Vision2 500T 5218 film stock - the successor of the previous Vision [...]	D
The swords used in this movie are the folded steel Orchid katanas by Paul Chen. Originally blue, the [...]	D
The filming in Taranaki coincided with a summer of many days without rain, to the benefit of the fil [...]	D
Contrary to popular misconception, the title of this movie does not refer to Captain Nathan Algren o [...]	D
Tom Cruise narrowly escaped potentially fatal injuries after a sword was swung within one inch of hi [...]	D
As of 2021, features Ken Watanabe's only Oscar-nominated performance.	D
The final battle in the film is based around the historical end of the Satsuma Rebellion at Shiroyam [...]	D
The Japanese character that the Taka's elder son paints and gives to Algren is the character for "sa [...]	D
Ken Watanabe and Togo Igawa appeared in Memorie di una geisha (2005).	D
Italian censorship visa # 97709 delivered on 23 December 2003.	D
Tom Cruise took no up-front salary for this movie.	D
Capt. Algren impales Col. Bagley with his newly gifted sword engraved with: "I belong to the warrior [...]	D
This movie made more money at the box office in Japan than in the United States.	D
The characters of Frank T. Hopkins in Hidalgo (2004) and Nathan Algren in this movie have very simil [...]	D
The real-life counterpart to Katsumoto (Ken Watanabe) is Takamori Saigo, who led a samurai rebellion [...]	D
This not only marks the first time Ken Watanabe starred in an American-made movie, but it is the fir [...]	D
This movie was inspired by a project developed by writer and director Vincent Ward. Ward became exec [...]	D
Tom Cruise spent almost two years in preparation for this movie, including swordplay instruction and [...]	D
Seppuku is seen in the film. This was the ritual suicide of a shamed or defeated samurai. The samura [...]	D
Although this movie seems to imply that Japan's new army was trained by the Americans, in fact, it w [...]	D
For the climactic battle scenes, over 500 Japanese extras trained for ten days at the Clifton Rugby [...]	D
The samurai robes which Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise) is given are not identical to, but bear a strikin [...]	D
Tom Cruise spent nine months learning samurai fighting techniques. He gained 20lbs of muscle in the [...]	D
When the Samurai are summoned to Tokyo to meet Emperor Meiji (Scichinosuke Nakamura), they are seen [...]	D
The final battle takes place on May 26. Die-hard fans and extras watch the movie on May 26 every yea [...]	D

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When Algren and Simon go to rescue Katsumoto, one of the guards on his door is the same solider who [...]	D
After the final charge of the samurai there are several moments where the weather changes from sunny [...]	D
Colonel Bagley mentions that the new Gatling guns possessed by the Japanese Imperial Army are capabl [...]	D
When they are disembarking the ship in Japan, the green screen spill on the side of the ship and a h [...]	D
Japan did seek military advisors in the latter half of the 1800s to form a modern Army. The only p [...]	D
There is a modern telephone pole in the village.	D
The armor the samurai wear is from the mid- to late-Sengoku Jidai era in Japan, over 250 years befor [...]	D
Obvious stunt double when Nathan falls off the horse in the final battle.	D
At the beginning of the film, the narrator says a "sword" was dipped into the sea and the four islan [...]	D
The seppuku ritual in the film is correct for a battlefield. A person committing seppuku on a battle [...]	D
Katsumoto (as leader most especially) would have had his hair style in the 'top-knot' fashion, as wo [...]	D
During the final battle sequence, modern equipment is visible on several occasions when the Gatling [...]	D
The horse ridden by Captain Algren as he enters Tokyo with the Samurai band is not the same horse he [...]	D
When Algren Tom Cruise fights Higen in the rain, the bokken or wooden swords used are much too long [...]	D
In the beginning, when Algren is doing the performance for the Winchester company, he fires a bullet [...]	D
When Nathan is illustrating the scalping procedure to Simon Graham, in one shot he is seen pressing [...]	D
When the son is killed, a soldier turns the corner, and rips the wall with the butt of his gun. In t [...]	D
No one, especially a foreigner, would have been allowed in the Emperor's presence bearing weapons, y [...]	D
A number of times the Imperial Army is heard using American bugle calls. As the Japanese did not use [...]	D
During the ninja attack in the house when Nathan and Katsumoto are fighting inside the house togethe [...]	D
The Gatling guns used brass ammunition, yet expended shell casings are not ejected in some scenes.	D
When Nathan hands the wooden sword back to the boy in one shot, it is between his middle and ring fi [...]	D
When Nathan walks into Taka's house after his first round about town since his capture, Taka cleans [...]	D
When Algren and Katsumoto are shown in slow-motion, during the horseback charge, Algren draws his sw [...]	D
When Nobutada (Katsumoto's son) is killed, smoke from the gunshots are thick around him in wide shot [...]	D
When Katsumoto and Algren are having a discussion about Algren's military rank while inside the temp [...]	D
Nobutada's blood around his mouth disappears and then reappears while talking to his father before h [...]	D
When Katsumoto, Algren and the rest of the Samurai are charging on horses towards Colonel Bagley and [...]	D
In the final battle, one soldier takes an arrow directly in the face. But the actor's hand is alread [...]	D
On General Hasegawa's Seppuku scene, at the first shot the sword of Katsumoto is watered by Ujio and [...]	D
When Nathan steps onto the range during training and orders the Japanese soldier to load and shoot h [...]	D
When Nathan is walking through town and is approached by the Shogun's men, there is a close-up of hi [...]	D
When Katsumoto and Algren are riding to Tokyo, Algren is seen turning around his horse and starting [...]	D
After Katsumoto and Algren meet with Colonel Bagley and Omura before the final battle, Algren rides [...]	D
During moments of the samurai's last cavalry charge into the infantry line, Colonel Bagley can be se [...]	D
During the escape of katsumoto across the bridge, one of the soldiers accidentally puts the but of h [...]	D
When Taka is washing her hair and talks with Nathan, her hair is alternately in/out of her kimono be [...]	D
When Algren is experimenting in his new robe, the boy is seen watching him and begins to bow after b [...]	D
Nathan Algren's pistol switches at various times from being a Colt 1860 with a Mason-Richards cartri [...]	D
When Katsumoto is escaping over the bridge and his son is providing cover fire with his bow, Nathan [...]	D
When Algren is fighting off multiple samurai attackers, not only is there no blood on the sand, thou [...]	D
In the final battle, the cannons are firing from across the field. The cannon is heard at the same i [...]	D
General Omura Masujiro who developed the Western-style army during the Meiji restoration was killed [...]	D
During the discussion about the scalping, Zebulon Gant's hand jumps around in the background between [...]	D
During the final charge of the Samurai, Algren has his sword in a "stabbing" grip, ready to throw it [...]	D
During the ninja fight when Katsumoto is at a stand-off with two ninjas, one ninja has a sword and t [...]	D
Obvious rubber gun (top left of the screen) in the slow-motion sequence during the final battle.	D
When the Ninja attack Katsumoto during the NOH play, Algren shouts a warning, but Katsumoto freezes [...]	D
The Meiji Emperor would not have been called by that name until after his death. Meiji was his "neng [...]	D
In the final battle, the Gatling guns never traverse (move back and forth from left to right), but t [...]	D
When Katsumoto acts as Hasegawa's second, he clearly slices the air above his head rather than at ne [...]	D
At the final battle Algren tells Katsomoto about the battle at Thermopylae, and says that 300 brave [...]	D
When Algren is rescuing Katsumoto from his "home in Tokyo", one of the soldiers from the first group [...]	D
During the wooden sword fight in the rain (after Nathan spars with one of the young boys), in the fi [...]	D
During the wooden sword fight in the rain, (after Nathan spars with one of the young boys), he gets [...]	D
Tom's thumb has a bruise on it when held captive, in the fall. In the spring, the bruise is still th [...]	D
When planning the last battle, Algren advises Katsumoto to 'take away the advantage of their artille [...]	D
When the ninja invade Katsumoto's village, a ninja is shown quietly killing a samurai sentry by snap [...]	D
When Katsumoto is in the courtyard discussing poetry and perfect blossoms, he has a cut on his foreh [...]	D
During the final charge, Ujio (the Samurai in black with the golden circles on his armor) is seen fa [...]	D
The 2 instances of Captain Algren (Cruise) on the deck of the Japan-bound vessel looking out at the [...]	D

Frase

Zebulon Gant: [shouting loudly] Right, you little [...]	D
Katsumoto: I have introduced myself. You have intr [...]	D
Algren: [shouting] What do you want from me? Kats [...]	D
Katsumoto: What happened to the warriors at Thermo [...]	D
Algren: [Narrating] I have been hired to suppress [...]	D
Algren: I have questions. Katsumoto: Questions co [...]	D
Taka: Japanese men do not help with this Algren: [...]	D
Katsumoto: If I am no use, I will happily end my l [...]	D
Algren: What else has she told you? Katsumoto: Th [...]	D
Algren: I will miss our conversations.	D
Algren: [shouting] What the hell am I doing here? [...]	D
Algren: How's your poem coming? Katsumoto: The en [...]	D
Algren: [narrating] They are an intriguing people. [...]	D
Simon Graham: I came over with the British trade m [...]	D
Simon Graham: You insolent, useless son of a peasa [...]	D
Katsumoto: [Algren has just walked into Katsumoto' [...]	D
Algren: I killed her husband? Katsumoto: It was a [...]	D
Algren: There is some comfort in the emptiness of [...]	D
Algren: [narrating] Spring, 1877. This marks the l [...]	D
Algren: There is Life in every breath... Katsumot [...]	D
Algren: Sergeant Gant, report to the rear and see [...]	D
Emperor Meiji: [Referring to Katsumoto] Tell me ho [...]	D
Algren: [Algren's 'conversations' with the Silent [...]	D
Colonel Bagley: Son of a bitch thinks he can win.	D
[watching the Imperial Army's target practice] Al [...]	D
Algren: What do you want? Katsumoto: To know my e [...]	D
[Katsumoto hands a samurai sword to Algren, it has [...]	D
Katsumoto: You fought against your Red Indians? A [...]	D
[Algren and Katsumoto ride up to Bagley, who sees [...]	D
Emperor Meiji: I have dreamed of a unified Japan. [...]	D
Algren: Who sent those men to kill you? Was it the [...]	D
Katsumoto: The perfect blossom is a rare thing. Yo [...]	D
[watching Algren fence with Ujio] Nobutada: He's [...]	D
Omura's Companion: He's rude. Omura: That's how i [...]	D
Nobutada: Father, let me stay. It is my time.	D
Simon Graham: [first lines] Simon Graham: [narrat [...]	D
Katsumoto: Many of our customs seem strange to you [...]	D
Katsumoto: Well, they won't surrender.	D
[With his dying breath] Katsumoto: Perfect... The [...]	D
Algren: There was once a battle at a place called [...]	D
[about General Hasegawa] Algren: He fought with t [...]	D
Emperor Meiji: Ambassador Swanbeck, I have conclud [...]	D
Nobutada: [after Algren is defeated in fencing pra [...]	D
Katsumoto: The Emperor could not hear my words. Hi [...]	D
Algren: Your highness... if you believe me to be y [...]	D
Algren: This is Katsumoto's sword. He would have w [...]	D
[last lines] Simon Graham: [narrating] And so the [...]	D
Katsumoto: You believe a man can change his destin [...]	D
Katsumoto: When I took this, you were my enemy.	D
Higen: Will you fight the white men, too? Algren: [...]	D
[Nobutada is shamed by Imperial Guards who cut off [...]	D
Algren: [narrating] Winter, 1877. What does it mea [...]	D
Colonel Bagley: Just tell me one thing, what is it [...]	D
Katsumoto: And who was your general? Algren: Do [...]	D
Silent Samurai: Algren-San. [he rushes in front o [...]	D
Algren: Mr. Graham. Tell this man to fire at me. [...]	D
Algren: My thanks, on behalf of those who died in [...]	D
Katsumoto: This is my son's village. We are deep i [...]	D
Algren: I'm sorry that I killed your husband. Tak [...]	D
Algren: You want me to kill Jappos, I'll kill Japp [...]	D
Katsumoto: You do not have to die here. Algren: I [...]	D

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