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Genre "Samurai Film" Movies
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| 1. Azumi (year: 2003) |
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Orphaned as a little girl, Azumi (Aya Ueto) is raised in the forest with a group of ten children by their master (Yoshio Harada), who trains them to b ...
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| 2. Azumi (year: 2003) |
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Orphaned as a little girl, Azumi (Aya Ueto) is raised in the forest with a group of ten children by their master (Yoshio Harada), who trains them to b ...
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| 3. Azumi (year: 2003) |
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Orphaned as a little girl, Azumi (Aya Ueto) is raised in the forest with a group of ten children by their master (Yoshio Harada), who trains them to b ...
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| 4. Azumi (year: 2003) |
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Orphaned as a little girl, Azumi (Aya Ueto) is raised in the forest with a group of ten children by their master (Yoshio Harada), who trains them to b ...
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| 5. Dororo (year: 2007) |
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A fierce woman warrior joins a wandering demon hunter on his quest to recover the missing body parts and regain his natural form in director Akihiko S ...
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| 6. Dororo (year: 2007) |
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A fierce woman warrior joins a wandering demon hunter on his quest to recover the missing body parts and regain his natural form in director Akihiko S ...
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| 7. Dororo (year: 2007) |
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A fierce woman warrior joins a wandering demon hunter on his quest to recover the missing body parts and regain his natural form in director Akihiko S ...
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| 8. Dororo (year: 2007) |
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A fierce woman warrior joins a wandering demon hunter on his quest to recover the missing body parts and regain his natural form in director Akihiko S ...
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| 9. Dororo (year: 2007) |
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A fierce woman warrior joins a wandering demon hunter on his quest to recover the missing body parts and regain his natural form in director Akihiko S ...
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| 10. Dororo (year: 2007) |
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A fierce woman warrior joins a wandering demon hunter on his quest to recover the missing body parts and regain his natural form in director Akihiko S ...
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| 11. Hana (year: 2006) |
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Director Hirokazu Koreeda turns the popularly held conventions of the typical samurai evenge tale on their head with this story of a man whose quest t ...
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| 12. Hana (year: 2006) |
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Director Hirokazu Koreeda turns the popularly held conventions of the typical samurai evenge tale on their head with this story of a man whose quest t ...
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| 13. Izo (year: 2004) |
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The insanely prolific Takashi Miike teams again with screenwriter Shigenori Takechi (Graveyard of Honor) for his first samurai film, Izo. The film beg ...
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| 14. Izo (year: 2004) |
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The insanely prolific Takashi Miike teams again with screenwriter Shigenori Takechi (Graveyard of Honor) for his first samurai film, Izo. The film beg ...
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| 15. Kagemusha (year: 1980) |
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Just as many American studio-era directors found acclaim abroad that was denied them in their home country, by 1980 Akira Kurosawa's reputation outsid ...
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| 16. Kagemusha (year: 1980) |
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Just as many American studio-era directors found acclaim abroad that was denied them in their home country, by 1980 Akira Kurosawa's reputation outsid ...
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| 17. Ran (year: 1985) |
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Ran is Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa's reinterpretation of William Shakespeare's King Lear. The Lear counterpart is an elderly 16th-century warlor ...
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| 18. Ran (year: 1985) |
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Ran is Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa's reinterpretation of William Shakespeare's King Lear. The Lear counterpart is an elderly 16th-century warlor ...
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| 19. Rashomon (year: 1951) |
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This landmark film is a brilliant exploration of truth and human weakness. It opens with a priest, a woodcutter, and a peasant taking refuge from a do ...
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| 20. Rashomon (year: 1951) |
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This landmark film is a brilliant exploration of truth and human weakness. It opens with a priest, a woodcutter, and a peasant taking refuge from a do ...
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| 21. Sex and Fury (year: 1973) |
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This was the first of two films in which Japanese exploitation star Reiko Ike played the character of Inoshika Ocho. After a brief prologue depicting ...
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| 22. Sex and Fury (year: 1973) |
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This was the first of two films in which Japanese exploitation star Reiko Ike played the character of Inoshika Ocho. After a brief prologue depicting ...
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| 23. Shinobi (year: 2005) |
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Enraged by decades of treachery and mistrust, two magical samurai clans go to war despite the love that was meant to keep the peace in director Ten Sh ...
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| 24. Shinobi (year: 2005) |
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Enraged by decades of treachery and mistrust, two magical samurai clans go to war despite the love that was meant to keep the peace in director Ten Sh ...
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| 25. Shinobi (year: 2005) |
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Enraged by decades of treachery and mistrust, two magical samurai clans go to war despite the love that was meant to keep the peace in director Ten Sh ...
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| 26. Shinobi (year: 2005) |
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Enraged by decades of treachery and mistrust, two magical samurai clans go to war despite the love that was meant to keep the peace in director Ten Sh ...
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| 27. Shinobi (year: 2005) |
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Enraged by decades of treachery and mistrust, two magical samurai clans go to war despite the love that was meant to keep the peace in director Ten Sh ...
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| 28. Shinobi (year: 2005) |
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Enraged by decades of treachery and mistrust, two magical samurai clans go to war despite the love that was meant to keep the peace in director Ten Sh ...
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| 29. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 30. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 31. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 32. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 33. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 34. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 35. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 36. Shogun Assassin (year: 1980) |
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More a "greatest hits" movie than an actual stand-alone film of its own, Shogun Assassin is the delirious hybrid of two episodes of the popu ...
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| 37. The Last Samurai (year: 2003) |
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Edward Zwick returned to the director's chair for the first time since 1998's The Siege with this sweeping period drama set in 19th-century Japan. Aft ...
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| 38. The Last Samurai (year: 2003) |
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Edward Zwick returned to the director's chair for the first time since 1998's The Siege with this sweeping period drama set in 19th-century Japan. Aft ...
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| 39. The Last Samurai (year: 2003) |
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Edward Zwick returned to the director's chair for the first time since 1998's The Siege with this sweeping period drama set in 19th-century Japan. Aft ...
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| 40. The Last Samurai (year: 2003) |
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Edward Zwick returned to the director's chair for the first time since 1998's The Siege with this sweeping period drama set in 19th-century Japan. Aft ...
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| 41. The Princess Blade (year: 2002) |
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Based on a manga series, this science fiction-adventure is set in a near future in which Japan is governed by a monarchy who use a highly trained band ...
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| 42. The Princess Blade (year: 2002) |
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Based on a manga series, this science fiction-adventure is set in a near future in which Japan is governed by a monarchy who use a highly trained band ...
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| 43. Zatoichi (year: 2003) |
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Beat Takeshi Kitano directs and plays the title role in this tribute to the wildly popular "blind swordsman" of Japanese cinema who was the ...
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| 44. Zatoichi (year: 2003) |
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Beat Takeshi Kitano directs and plays the title role in this tribute to the wildly popular "blind swordsman" of Japanese cinema who was the ...
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