I sette samurai

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This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #2.	D
The choreography was by Yoshio Sugino. Initially Junzo Sasamori was working along with Sugino, [...]	D
The only three samurai survivors--Shichiroji, Katsushiro and Kambei--were the first three title [...]	D
This was Akira Kurosawa's first samurai film since 'Rashomon' (1950).	D
At 207 minutes, this would be the longest picture of Akira Kurosawa's career.	D
ToshirÃ´ Mifune stayed in character the entire time he was on set, and even improvised variou [...]	D
Lindsay Anderson compared the scene of Kikuchiyo training the villagers to Falstaff drilling th [...]	D
This film is often described as the greatest Japanese film ever made, including by well-known J [...]	D
The western genre owes much to the films of Kurosawa. This film was the inspiration for 'The Ma [...]	D
The sword carried by Kikuchiyo (Toshiro Mifune) is notably a larger katana. This type of samura [...]	D
For several scenes, particular the climactic battle, Akira Kurosawa knew there were pieces of a [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
Shortly before filming of the battle sequence began, heavy snow fell, which meant the crew had [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa's original idea for the film was to make it about a day in the life of a samurai [...]	D
One subtitle in the film reads "sheeyit!"	D
As is revealed when examining the family tree, this film takes place during the Sengoku period. [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa did not get along well with Yoshio Inaba (Gorobei), deriding him and yelling at [...]	D
Tatsuya Nakadai: One of the samurai who is seen walking through the town. This uncredited bit p [...]	D
After months of research, all of the seven major characters in the film wound up being based on [...]	D
One of the 10 favorite films of Soviet director Andrei Tarkovsky.	D
Production was so stressful that ToshirÃ´ Mifune threatened Akira Kurosawa with a gun.	D
This was the first film on which Akira Kurosawa used multiple cameras, so he wouldn't interrupt [...]	D
When asked to describe what kind of film he made, Akira Kurosawa responded: "A movie as rich as [...]	D
Selected by Japanese critics for Kinema Junpo as one of the greatest Japanese films ever made. [...]	D
An often repeated myth is that the production of this film and Godzilla (1954) nearly drove Toh [...]	D
For the scene in which Gisaku's mill is burned down by the bandits, the crew initially covered [...]	D
None of the seven samurai are bested in sword-fights, archery or spear-fighting by the bandits. [...]	D
The character played by ToshirÃ´ Mifune has no name, and is given Kikuchiyo by his companions [...]	D
The loud enthusiasm displayed in the wood chopping scene was the inspiration for John Belushi f [...]	D
Toho Studios originally cut 50 minutes off the film when screening it for American distributors [...]	D
Ironically, Yukiko Shimakazi (Rikichi's wife) outlived her onscreen husband Yoshio Tsuchiya.	D
As the production process grew longer and longer, producers grew worried that Akira Kurosawa wa [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa refused to shoot the peasant village at Toho Studios and had a complete set cons [...]	D
According to Yoshio Tsuchiya, for the scene where the samurai and the villagers burn down the b [...]	D
Was chosen by "Premiere" magazine as one of the "100 Movies That Shook the World" in the Octobe [...]	D
Haruo Nakajima, who is most well known for playing the title monster of Godzilla (1954) until 1 [...]	D
As production on the film began to wrap up, actor Yoshio Tsuchiya frequently wandered off set t [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa, Shinobu Hashimoto and Hideo Oguni wrote the final script over 45 days, taking n [...]	D
This can be the first action movie of all time	D
ToshirÃ´ Mifune reportedly watched films of lions in the wild for inspiration for his charact [...]	D
George Lucas favorite movie	D
Kikuchiyo, catching a fish with his own hands in a stream, was something that Kurosawa himself [...]	D
In the whole movie it mark the first samurai movie that there's no sword battle	D
The movie is set in 1586. We learn during the scroll scene that the real Kikuchiyo was born in [...]	D
Fumio Hayasaka composed several pieces for the film, but when he played them for Akira Kurosawa [...]	D
For the love scenes between Shino and Katsushiro, Akira Kurosawa wanted to achieve a "glitterin [...]	D
The archery seen in the film is kyudo, and uses a bow and technique very different from western [...]	D
The movie is divided into 2 parts in the DVD version because the DVD only supports little while [...]	D
Japan's oldest and most respected film magazine, Kinema Junpo, ranked it the as second best Jap [...]	D
When Katsushiro first meets Shino, she tells him she's a boy (by nodding only, she doesn't let [...]	D
Early in the writing process, six of the samurai were conceptualized, all loosely based on hist [...]	D
Takashi Shimura was Akira Kurosawa's first and only choice to play Kambei.	D
Was voted the 12th Greatest Film of all time by "Entertainment Weekly", being one of two films [...]	D
The favorite film of filmmaker and Star Wars creator George Lucas. An episode of Star Wars: The [...]	D
Many of the samurai can be seen carrying two swords. This practice was known as daisho, and lit [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa designed a registry of all 101 residents of the village, creating a family tree [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa's ancestors were samurai, roughly up to 100 years before he made this film.	D
There was a remake of the movie that it was made in 2008 however this remake is not know and is [...]	D
The film wound up going more than four times over budget, with production stretched out to 148 [...]	D
Not only was this ToshirÃ´ Mifune's favorite of his own films, but he named Kikuchiyo as his [...]	D
Takashi Shimura was reportedly a descendant of samurai.	D
According to Shinobu Hashimoto, the film originally started with the same bandits attacking ano [...]	D
The movie is Rated R, however in HBO Max the movie is rated TV-14	D
The actor Jeff Goldblum mention this movie as one of hes favorite action movies in a Interview [...]	D
Kikuchiyo and Shino are the only characters in the film to have their own personal musical them [...]	D
When some of the villagers throw down their spears and leave the others, thinking of protecting [...]	D
There are references to the farmers being so poor that they eat millet rather than rice. Gorobe [...]	D
This film has a 100% rating based on 91 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.	D
When it opened, it was the most expensive Japanese film ever made.	D
After Shichiroji agrees to join the samurai, Kambei, in a camera close-up, says to him, "This m [...]	D
Movies such as The Magnificent Seven, A Bug's Life and Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers are ba [...]	D
According to ToshirÃ´ Mifune, the film was originally going to be called "Six Samurai".	D
The film's final battle scene, originally scheduled to be shot at the end of summer, was shot i [...]	D
Ranked number 1 non-English-speaking film in the critics' poll conducted by the BBC in 2018.	D
The name of the Seiji Miyaguchi character (Kyuzo) isn't mentioned until almost the very end of [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
This was the last movie of the actor Sojin Kamiyama, in July 28 1954 passed away just 4 moths a [...]	D
Real samurai armor was used in this film.	D
Toho pulled the plug on the project several times when it ran over budget, forcing Akira Kurosa [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa quickly earned a reputation with his crew as the "world's greatest editor" becau [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Seiji Miyaguchi wanted to turn down the role of Kyuzo, because he'd never done any movie swordp [...]	D
In terms of genre this film could be classed as both a jidaigeki (period drama), and a chanbara [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa: [names] Kikuchiyo is a girl's name made up of two parts, like Betty Sue in Amer [...]	D
The movie is so inspirational that even in 2020 the game "Ghost of Tsushima" was like a game ba [...]	D
Seiji Miyaguchi, who played the taciturn samurai Kyuzo, had not touched a sword at all before t [...]	D
Filming had to be stopped several times due to a shortage of horses for the final battle sequen [...]	D
Through the creative freedom provided by the studio, Akira Kurosawa made use of telephoto lense [...]	D
This was Japan's third-highest-grossing film of 1954.	D
Often credited as the first modern action movie. Many now commonly used cinematographic and plo [...]	D
The first draft, written by Shinobu Hashimoto, was written "freely," as instructed by Akira Kur [...]	D
Akira Kurosawa: [weather] Lots of scenes from this movie feature rain to accompany the uneasy a [...]	D
In recent decades, YasujirÃ´ Ozu's Viaggio a Tokyo (1953) and this film have consistently pol [...]	D

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In the closing moments of the final battle, the bandits fire two musket shots only seconds apart. I [...]	D
When Gorobei is first seen, Katsushiro is about to test him (by hiding behind the entrance). Gorobe [...]	D
Shichiroji throws a spear out the door of Rikichi's hut in anger, it lands in parallel with the doo [...]	D
The dead bandit blinks twice when Kikuchiyo takes his forehead protector.	D
When the samurai are giving battle advice to the peasants, who sit around them forming a circle, th [...]	D
When Gorobei is asking Heihachi to join the team, he asks "Do you feel like cutting down 30 bandits [...]	D
When Heihachi (the first samurai to be killed) is shot, the rifle shot is heard after he staggers a [...]	D
During the first scene when the people in the village are discussing what to do with the bandits, i [...]	D
During the final battle, when first we see Kikuchiyo enter the females' hut, it appears that he bac [...]	D

Frase

Heihachi Hayashida: If you lame that horse, Yohe [...]	D
Heihachi Hayashida: [after Kikuchiyo made the pe [...]	D
Heihachi Hayashida: I'm Heihachi Hayashida, a fe [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: This baby... It's me... It's what hap [...]	D
Gorobei Katayama: Where shall we start our patro [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: You again! I see that bald head of yo [...]	D
[Kambei is considering the farmer's offer] Kamb [...]	D
Shichiroji: That bandit said their fort... Kyuz [...]	D
[first lines] Bandit second-in-command: We'll t [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: [to Rikichi, who is spending the nigh [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Something's upsetting the little bugg [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Got a problem, gramps? Gisaku: Nope. [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: You fool! Damn you! You call yourself [...]	D
Shichiroji: Kikuchiyo, what on earth are you doi [...]	D
Young Gambler 1: Look at him sobbing. Young Gam [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Goddamn samurai... [He falls asleep [...]	D
Farmer Manzo: Old man, I'm worried. The village [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: [after telling Katsushiro to go [...]	D
Shichiroji: Manzo, don't be angry. When the dawn [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: [in a drunken stupor] You again. I se [...]	D
Kyuzo: Don't you see? A real sword will kill you [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: This is the nature of war: By pr [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: You there, chewing your cud. Can you [...]	D
Farmer Manzo: Consider who we're dealing with he [...]	D
Heihachi Hayashida: [to Rikichi] I see that marr [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: Go to the north. The decisive ba [...]	D
Katsushiro: I'll drill you!	D
Heihachi Hayashida: Actually, kids work harder t [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: [arriving at the house] So, the bandi [...]	D
[Kikuchiyo helps Kambei carry the body of the wi [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: You all make great scarecrows. Proble [...]	D
Heihachi Hayashida: Haven't you ever seen anyone [...]	D
Gorobei Katayama: The threshing's done and still [...]	D
[on taking Katsushiro as a student] Kambei Shim [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: You said he'd be a treasure in h [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: We will engage the decisive batt [...]	D
Katsushiro: A boy should be drilling, not pickin [...]	D
Gisaku: We fight.	D
Kikuchiyo: Don't mess with me. I may look like h [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: So. Again we are defeated. [Shi [...]	D
Woman Farmer: Is there no god to protect us? Lan [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Hot damn! Look at all those girls! [ [...]	D
Gisaku: Find hungry samurai. Even bears come dow [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Hey, everybody. Give your wives plent [...]	D
[Kikuchiyo drags the bound bandit into a circle [...]	D
Gorobei Katayama: How did you fare? Kambei Shim [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: What do you think of farmers? You thi [...]	D
Gisaku: All farmers ever do is worry, whether th [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Got what you deserved, you mud snails [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: What are you making? Heihachi Hayash [...]	D
Old Woman: I don't want to live any more. But I' [...]	D
Kambei Shimada: Danger always strikes when every [...]	D
Kyuzo: Killed Two.	D
[Gorobei is watching Heihachi, who is methodical [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: [as he distributes food to the young [...]	D
Katsushiro: [gushing about Kyuzo] He has the rea [...]	D
Gorobei Katayama: I'm with you. But I have to sa [...]	D
Kikuchiyo: Use your balls, if you've got any! [...]	D

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