Kumonosu jô (Throne of Blood)

 (1961)

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| May 27, 2003
Q Network Film Desk
using a slightly poetic version of Japanese that never detracts from the film's grandiose visuals.....However, what makes Throne of Blood such a great film is the way in which Kurosawa invokes these themes visually.....He eschews the attention-grabbing Shakespearean dialogue....given the film's lavish visual design, the performances couldn't be better suited.....Greed and egoism were important elements of his breakthrough film, 1950s' Rashomon.... ... Full Review

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