FILEM GENRE MARTIAL (JAPANESE CHAMBARA & CHINESE WUXIA)

HangPC2

Originally posted by takato at 28-3-2005 10:54 AM:
aku tengok star wars pun cam tgk cerita samurai masa diaorang lawan pedang light sabre... kagum aku... :bgrin: tgk pakaian dia... car berlawan... ish... x tumpah... george lucas nie byk terpenga ...

kan George Lucas sendiri cakap dier dapat inpirasi dari filem akira kurosawa memang ader pengaruh samurai...

chaoz

kill bill 1 plg bes

HangPC2

Originally posted by chaoz at 28-3-2005 12:38 PM:
kill bill 1 plg bes

:setuju:

yellow belmont

Originally posted by king_kong at 2005-3-26 08:51 AM:


ni kira penutup bagi rurouni kenshin saga...end dgn kematian kenshin...oppps :bgrin:

dont worry .. i heard about it already ..

actually semua skali ada brapa banyak OVA? .. 4 kan? .. :hmm:

HangPC2

Originally posted by yellow belmont at 2-4-2005 12:45 AM:


dont worry .. i heard about it already ..

actually semua skali ada brapa banyak OVA? .. 4 kan? .. :hmm:

penganti Kenshin iaitu anak Kenshin sendiri Kenji...

filem azumi dah pernah tengok tak?
dengar cerita dah nak kuar azumi 2

HangPC2

Originally posted by halfelven at 2-4-2005 02:58 PM:
filem azumi dah pernah tengok tak?
dengar cerita dah nak kuar azumi 2

filem samurai ker ???  :hmm:

HangPC2

oh azumi ni... dah tengok dulu...

wah dah ader sambungan citer ni....

ko tgk lagi tak cite mibu gishi den...atau tajuk english dia When the Last Sword Is Drawn...
aku tak tgk lagi tapi aku baca review dia kata cite ni bagus..ada sapa yg dah tengok????

HangPC2

Originally posted by halfelven at 2-4-2005 10:54 PM:
ko tgk lagi tak cite mibu gishi den...atau tajuk english dia When the Last Sword Is Drawn...
aku tak tgk lagi tapi aku baca review dia kata cite ni bagus..ada sapa yg dah tengok????

Mibu Gishi Den aku tak tengok lagi..  :hmm: nanti aku cari Dvd citer ni..





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HangPC2

Movie lama Jepun yg Top Tahun 50an dan 60an


HARAKIRI 1963




SANJURO 1962




YOJIMBO 1962




MUSASHI MIYAMOTO SAMURAI 1 1955



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HangPC2

DUEL AT ICHJOJI TEMPLE ''SAMURAI 2'' 1955




DUEL AT GANRYU ISLAND ''SAMURAI 3'' 1956




SAMURAI REBELLLION 1967




ROSHOMON 1951



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Baru tengok RASHOMON -nyo.
Cerita dia best giler -nyo

atan

SAULABI (2002)

AKA Time Travel to the Root of Samurai





Sinopsis

A spectacular samurai saga that opens upon the Baekje Dynasty in Korea, where the kingdom is in its final throes as warriors commit ritual suicide and the ministers consume poison, all in the knowledge that their rule is coming to an end. 450 years later, a small group of warriors is determined to restore the kingdom to its former glory, and journeys to Japan to visit a Baekje settlement there. Along the way they encounter a band of Japanese fighters that leaves all but two of the travellers dead; one of the survivors is Ko Woo-do, who sets off with his companion to visit Kanemura, a sword maker with the power to craft the Heaven's Sword, which will unite Woo-do's people. There, Woo-do falls in love with the Japanese courtesan to whom the local warlord is engaged, setting off a feud that will continue throughout the next fifteen years, until Woo-do returns to try and reclaim his honor and save his people. With stunning choreography by frequent Akira Kurasawa collaborator Eizi Takakura, a beautiful score and faultless acting, this is a tour de force that wields amazing impact.

P/s: Yg best citer ini menerangkan asal usul perkataan Samurai berasal dari Korea Ssaulabi (Korean Swordmanship) :ah:























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HangPC2

menari movie korea ''SAULABI'' ni..

action_kamen

korang dah tengok filem sambungan azumi

action_kamen

Filem Ninja :bodek:



Nin X Nin Ninja Hattori Kun [Japan 2004]

based opn the anime Nin X Nin Nija Hattori Kun back in the 1980's. funny ass movie

STORY:

A Ninja star slices through the air! Sparks fly with the clash of Ninja swords! In the deep mountain recesses of the land of Iga, an aging Ninja, Jinzo (played by Shiro Ito), is in the final stages of preparing his son, Kanzo Hattori, for full-fledged "Ninjahood". His last test? To try to uphold the Ninja code while living in modern "Edo"(Tokyo). "You must not be seen by anyone other than your lord. If your are, you fail as Ninja", Jinzo warns.

Speeding over mountains and valleys, Hattori arrives in the skyscraper-dense metropolis of Tokyo. Perched atop Tokyo Tower, he marvels at the beautiful sea of lights below, his heart pounding with anticipation of his final test. As a Ninja, his first task is to find someone to serve, and Hattori arbitrarily chooses a frustrated and bored elementary school third-grader named Ken-ichi (Yuri Chinen) as his new lord and master. Ken-ichi's home life is less than thrilling. His father (Kazuyuki Asano) is constantly occupied with work, even at home, and his mother (Keiko Toda) busies herself by gossiping with friends. At school, too, Ken-ichi leads a lonely and flavorless existence, choosing to remain distant from the rest of his classmates. But everything begins to change when Hattori takes up residence in Ken-ichi's room, as the two embark on a secret, touching and often humorous journey together.

Just around this time, Tokyo is beset by a rash of strange and eerie incidents. Someone ? or something ? has been going around knocking people into an unconscious state without leaving any signs of external injury. The victims, who range from a night watchman to a noodle stand owner, have no apparent connection to each other. At the scene of each crime, however, the mysterious assailant has left something resembling an ancient Ninja dagger as his calling card. To the stumped detectives in charge of solving the case, Tahara (Takashi Ukaji) and Kashiwada (Mikihisa Azuma), nothing about these events seem ordinary.

Meanwhile, at school, Ken-ichi has a new teacher named Satoh, who quickly impresses the students with his astonishing reflexes. When Hattori accompanies his lord to school, using his Ninja skills to remain concealed in the classroom, Satoh immediately detects him. As it turns out, Satoh is a former member of the Koga Ninja clan who goes by the name of Kemumaki (Gori) and is Hattori's long-time rival. Hattori challenges Kemumaki to a duel but Kemumaki refuses, saying that he has given up the Ninja trade in order to survive in modern times. Many former members of the Koga clan have, in fact, abandoned the life of the Ninja and have chosen instead to blend into contemporary society, wielding their Ninja skills only on occasion in the execution of their daily lives. For example, one is an action film star, another a housewife, another a mundane company employee.

Despite the challenges all Ninja face in trying to make it in a big and modern city, Hattori relies on his long training and deft skills to remain true to his calling and avoid being seen by anyone other than his lord. Ken-ichi, in the process, gets treated to a dazzling array of Ninja maneuvers by Hattori, such as "the flying squirrel", "the gecko", "the time freeze", and "the cicada". Gradually, the two form a bond of camaraderie and friendship that transcend their age difference and master-and-servant relationship.

"It looks more stupid to give up without trying", is the advice Hattori gives to Ken-ichi who has developed the habit of shying away from new challenges. Slowly but surely, Ken-ichi begins to gain confidence, and even musters the courage to speak to a beautiful young woman, Midori (Rena Tanaka), whom he has long admired from a distance. Midori had lost her sight but is able to detect Hattori's presence near Ken-ichi through use of her other highly-tuned senses.

The crime investigation, meanwhile, turns on new evidence in the case. It seems that each of the victims did share a common trait: a tattoo resembling a family crest on the back of their hands. This has Detective Kashiwada convinced that it is the mark of the Koga Ninja clan.

Seeing Midori cooped up in her house every day, Ken-ichi invites her to join him and Hattori for a hike in the hills. As the three spend an enjoyable afternoon in the wilderness communing with nature, they stumble across a hidden Buddhist temple in near ruins. It turns out to be the secret lair of the very shadowy figure behind all the assaults in Tokyo. The darkness that emanates from this site now threatens to encompasses Kenichi and company, and imperil their lives.

Who is this dark figure? What is his true aim? Is Ken-ichi's teacher, Kemumaki, friend or foe? Hattori begins to find himself torn between his Ninja code and his friendship for Ken-ichi as he comes face to face with his ultimate decision and challenge. Will his Ninja skills be sufficient to save his lord, family and country? Hattori's final test must inevitably conclude with the greatest battle of his life.

action_kamen

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[ Last edited by action_kamen on 26-4-2005 at 11:41 AM ]

whitedove

Originally posted by action_kamen at 26-4-2005 11:37 AM:
Filem Ninja :bodek:



Nin X Nin Ninja Hattori Kun [Japan 2004]

based opn the anime Nin X Nin Nija Hattori Kun back in the 1980 ...

aku dah tengok video clip dia, kelakar & comel at the same time, especially Shingo Katori! :love: tgh tunggu DVD dia...

Filem ninja tahun 80an...


Banyak lakonan Shou Kosugi ( tak pasti eja betul ke tak).. kawan aku sowang terpengaruh dgn mamat ninja nih ler.. Shou Kosugi ni ader anak lelaki 2 owang.. 2 - 2 pandai lawan.. aku ader tengok dulu tapi lupa dah tajuk.. kalau tak salah antara filem dier.. Pray for Death.. sequel Ninja 1,2,3.. dan lain2 lagi...

ni link dier.. http://www.shokosugi.com/

ralat : nama dier Sho Kosugi.. anak nama Shane..

[ Last edited by DonJuanDeMarco on 26-4-2005 at 04:55 PM ]