Top 10 SAMURAI Movies Of All Tme

pretty much his movies became more personal to him than cultural when he started doing kagemusha. They become more one charcter driven than multiple characters. now he displace this in all his films but the most in his later films.
 
The Machinist said:
If you're talking broken flowers then yes you can.

Too true.

The first time I saw it, I convinced myself I liked it, probably out of loyalty to Jarmusch.

Upon another viewing I came clean and admited that I...I...I...didn't like it!:crybaby:

It was one of the hardest things I ever did.

BUT, at least I can look in the mirror in the morning.

That's gotta count for something, right?
 
are you talking hypothetically, or is one already in the works?

I've seen a bit of the Samurai Champloo, and so far i really have enjoyed it.

As long as they don't stray to far from the atmosphere or character sof the show, I'd be all for a live action version.
 
The Machinist said:
If you're talking broken flowers then yes you can.
Disagree. I'm not a Jarmusch fan, but Broken Flowers is my favorite of his after Dead Man, which I love.
 
Disagree. I'm not a Jarmusch fan, but Broken Flowers is my favorite of his after Dead Man, which I love.

Hey all the power to you man. If you got something out of it that's great but i totally drew nothing from it. I almost walked out half way through but decided to stick to my guns in the hope it was going to go somewhere.

I still consider myself a Jarmusch fan.
 
Super Trooper said:
are you talking hypothetically, or is one already in the works?

I've seen a bit of the Samurai Champloo, and so far i really have enjoyed it.

As long as they don't stray to far from the atmosphere or character sof the show, I'd be all for a live action version.
Sorry as far as i know there isn't one being planned, but dammit they should and give some kinda finallity to the ending.
 
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