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Kedamono no ken

  • 1965
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 25min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
7.5/10
3.2 k
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Kedamono no ken (1965)
AcciónDramaSamurái

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter killing a counselor of his clan, a fugitive samurai befriends a couple poaching the shogun's gold in the mountains.After killing a counselor of his clan, a fugitive samurai befriends a couple poaching the shogun's gold in the mountains.After killing a counselor of his clan, a fugitive samurai befriends a couple poaching the shogun's gold in the mountains.

  • Dirección
    • Hideo Gosha
  • Guionistas
    • Hideo Gosha
    • Eizaburô Shiba
  • Elenco
    • Mikijirô Hira
    • Gô Katô
    • Shima Iwashita
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    7.5/10
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    • Dirección
      • Hideo Gosha
    • Guionistas
      • Hideo Gosha
      • Eizaburô Shiba
    • Elenco
      • Mikijirô Hira
      • Gô Katô
      • Shima Iwashita
    • 20Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 20Opiniones de los críticos
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    Elenco principal36

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    Mikijirô Hira
    Mikijirô Hira
    • Yuuki Gennosuke
    Gô Katô
    Gô Katô
    • Jurata Yamane
    Shima Iwashita
    Shima Iwashita
    • Taka
    Toshie Kimura
    Toshie Kimura
    • Misa
    Kantarô Suga
    • Daizaburo
    Yôko Mihara
    Yôko Mihara
    • Osen
    Kunie Tanaka
    Kunie Tanaka
    • Tanji
    Eijirô Tôno
    Eijirô Tôno
    • Minister
    Shigeru Amachi
    Shigeru Amachi
    Hajime Araki
    Tsuyoshi Date
    Ryûji Fujisawa
    Torahiko Hamada
    Tôru Hatozaki
    Sentarô Hayashi
    Hisashi Hoshino
    Takashi Ikeda
    Takeshi Katô
    Takeshi Katô
    • Dirección
      • Hideo Gosha
    • Guionistas
      • Hideo Gosha
      • Eizaburô Shiba
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    8jprince11

    what separates humanity from beasts?

    On the surface this may seem like a typical samurai action flick but like Kurosawa and Kobyashi films there are many social implications beneath the surface.

    The movie seems to revolve around the irony that while Gennosuke, the main character who is basically cast out of society in to the wild and forced to constantly fight for his survival like an animal, is actually the only character that tries to show any qualities above that of a beast.

    Every other character from a group of bandits he encounters to the group of clansmen trying to exact revenge after Gennosuke killed their leader, to a man and his wife from a separate clan trying to steal gold to improve their clan status are either acting for revenge, power, or greed. The greed exists because most of the movie takes place around a mountain where gold has just been discovered and Gennosuke is befriended by a poor man hoping to find some for himself.

    Throughout the movie there is constant backstabbing, deception, and generally brutal acts committed by a multitude of these characters. For instance the man from a separate clan living with his wife on a shack by the river are attacked by bandits in the woods trying to steal the gold they have already mined; they hold the wife hostage in demand for his booty but the man would rather give up his wife then part with his gold. Her saving grace is when Gennosuke shows up on the the scene and acts with the courage and compassion to save her life. The husband does come around a little later in the movie but in the end his rival clan plans to kill everyone on the mountain and save the gold for themselves threatening the couple, Gennosuke, and his persuers.

    Gosha does a great job with his imagery, demonstrating a wild, dark world threatening to swallow humans whole. Throughout the film, which is almost all outdoors are scenes of men disappearing into woods or buried beneath shrubbery. In fact, it's quite reminiscent of another Japanese Classic, Rashamon. Some of the shots are virtually identical, ie the sun being concealed over the forest canopy or disappearing behind a mountain.

    One of the best touches is towards the end when soldiers from the rival clan are planning to take the mountain, and kill anyone who knows about the gold. One of them sounds a battle horn to signal the approach, a battle horn made to sound conspicuously like some kind of strange animal call.
    8planktonrules

    A decent "anti-samurai" film

    The film begins with a group of VERY determined samurai chasing another one in an attempt to kill him. You really don't know why, but it seems they've been chasing him for a long time. I really like the story-telling method where only slowly is the reason for this and other sub-plots revealed AFTER the major action has introduced the characters. While this could have made the film confusing, it didn't drag this mystery on for too long and ultimately created quite a tale. I particularly liked the overall theme of the meaninglessness of the corrupt samurai system--this could make the film a "downer" for some, but I really liked how it was a rebuttal to the myth of the beauty and elegance of the code of the warrior (much like the myth in Western society of knighthood and chivalry).

    There were quite a few films made in Japan about the corruptness of the Japanese feudal system (such as THE 47 RONIN and SAMURAI SPY), so the overall focus of this anti-samurai film isn't that unusual. However, for fans of this genre, the film has good acting, writing and direction--so it certainly is recommended. It's just that there are other even better Japanese films that are worth seeing first.
    7ChungMo

    Stong direction, photography and action enliven a standard theme

    There are many films set in the feudal period of Japan that can be read as commentary on contemporary Japanese life. Here a couple of well-meaning and excellent sword-fighters are used by their superiors to further selfish agendas. The "beast" of the title is not a crazy samurai but rather the noble hero who is forced by treachery to forgo his social connections and travel from place to place like a roaming beast.

    As western values permeate Japan, the conflict between the individual, as personified by the wandering noble ronin who gives up attempting to reconnect with normalcy (or in American cinema, the western hero who rises above social norm and becomes an ideal to attain), and the good samurai who upholds social stability to the detriment of his own needs (no real American equivalent) found itself expressed in period Japanese films. Many Japanese films of the 1960's and 70's feature characters who reject old fashioned values in the name of justice, yet suffer and never really are able to enjoy their good deeds. This film is set in the time after Commander Perry's ships essentially invaded Japanese territory and threw Japanese society for a spin.

    Well-made, good acting and a solid directorial effort makes this a good samurai film even if the repeated flash-backs might be confusing. Unfortunately there are some excellent films that cover this topic already so this particular film seems unremarkable by comparison.

    Good film and recommended.
    abyss232002

    I really enjoyed this film..

    This is Gosha's first or second movie he made in his carrer, after watching his other great movies like goyokin and tenchu, I said what the hell might as well get his other movies, this movie has an exeptional plot and has some great sword fights, especially in the abandoned hut, when the two main characters started going at it...

    PS: his other movie that I really like was three outlaw samurai..
    9gypzzy

    brilliantly shot and told human story of dignity,love,revenge and redemption

    The plot of this film with all its brilliantly weaved in subplots, is as fresh as it was on release simply for its varied human emotions involved.It is brilliantly constructed plot for its masterful simplicity and coherence.I beg to differ with the previous review that the plot is complicated.It has been masterfully shot by Toshitada Tsuchiya.Though not as exclusively done in Hara Kiri, the issue of the insurmountable Samurai-pride is touched upon and exposed for its obvious conflict with human values and frailties.The universal theme of power-centers exploiting desperate individuals for its ends and expending with them once the latter serve out the former's purpose is explored in this film.The theme of the ever-resillient individuals faced with debilitating order and the need to escape the same to be free and alive is the principal theme of this film. Even in its length the film is just one and a half hours.It is so good one would wish it were longer!! This film is highly recommended for anyone interested in films, along with Samurai-drama fans and those who appreciate good cinematography. Definitely a classic.

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      This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #311.
    • Citas

      Minister: Wait! We're not connected at all. Why kill me?

      Yuuki Gennosuke: No, we *are* connected because I'll see you in hell.

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      Featured in Best in Action: 1965 (2021)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 18 de septiembre de 1965 (Japón)
    • País de origen
      • Japón
    • Idioma
      • Japonés
    • También se conoce como
      • Sword of the Beast
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Japón
    • Productoras
      • Shochiku
      • Shochiku-Fuji Company
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 25 minutos
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      • Black and White
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      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 2.35 : 1

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