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  1. #16
    Lost_Disciple Guest
    .....assuming I had money :)...

    My home collection is bigger than vulcan's; but they still have some titles I want...
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  2. #17
    Ky-Fi Guest
    Also, you may want to check out the new DVD of The Hidden Fortress, by Kurosawa. It's a cool Samurai adventure/comedy, and George Lucas cites it as a main influence for Star Wars. Very nice movie.

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    "My home collection is bigger than vulcan's..."

    Quite honestly, this scares me more than the NSA stuff... :p

    And to add to Ky-Fi's thoughts - any Kurosawa is worth seeing, in my experience. Even the non-Samurai stuff, like "High and Low" "Sanshiro Sugata" and "Lost Dogs." Heck, "High and Low" is probably my favorite of any of 'em.
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    edziak Guest

    You've just toched upon some of my favorite movies!

    Toshiro Mifune is the actor's name. There was a lovely Finish movie named after him that had nothing realy to do with him at all.

    I loved Yojimbo. If you're interested in renting adaptations of the story you should check out "A Fist Full of Dollars". It's much better. It was Sergio Leone's first western, was what made Clint Eastwood a star and is where the term spagheti western came from. Leone went on to make two awsome sequels: "For a Few dollars More" and "The Good the Bad and the Ugly." He did other great movies as well, not all westerns.

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    Chang
    Let's just say that I've been collecting a while (8 years now I guess) and that at one time, I used to have some $$.
    I'm in San Antonio BTW, but my parents are trying to control my life at the moment, so I don't know when I'll make it up to Austin.

    edziak
    I totally forgot that "the Good, the bad, and the ugly" was based off of Yojimbo. Thanks for the reminder. :) I've seen all three, and while I'd probably say the Clint Eastwood one is the better movie, the Bruce Willis flick is awfully close in spirit- as well as adapting many of the exact same scenes. All good in my book, but I know many who don't like the Willis movie.
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    Just some thoughts from an ignoramus.

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    Seven Samurai rules!

    DVD rules!

    This forum rules!

    Remakes of great movies.....ah, forget it!

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    don't tell me

    Will Miramax be casting seven white guys in this?

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    Hopefully it will be a better 2nd round remake than the godawful "Last Man Standing".
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    Thumbs down Dilute & Pollute

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    Thumbs down

    u cant beat the original... no way

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    Just watched The Magnificent Seven yesterday! There is no way a remake could be better!
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