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A lot of people call it his worst, and it flopped commercially. I love its humor and the look at Japanese contemporary society.
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In fact, all of Kurosawa's movies carry hints at subtle and black humor, if one notices carefully.
Dodesukaden is a bit different, because it shows the humane side of Jap society's poverty-stricken communities. Its a deeply-moving story, and unlike most of other Kurosawa's works, is laid firmly in real-life Japan. I d say its a must-watch for anyone who adores Kurosawa.
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Ridley Scott
Jim Cameron David Fincher Peter Jackson Frank Darabont Neil Marshall I also have to give a nod to John Mctiernen, he has made some classic action flicks (Predator and Die Hard being the 2 biggies)
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Alfred Hitchcock Sidney Lumet Roman polanski Guilermo Del Toro Chan-Wook Park David Cronenberg Dario Argento John Carpenter Christopher Nolan
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