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Loved that movie growing up.

Someone else can take my go.

Correct.

As long as people do not take their go, I will continue with my highly artistic and easily recognisable collages.

Roujin Z.

Correct - your turn

Ok. Next movie:

Can't say for sure but looks a lot like Theru Godfatheru.
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Yes, I'm lost and kidding.

Hmm...
They are both famous directors and one film from the japanese director features Coppolas name in the movie credits.

Akira Kurosawa is a great film maker, isn't he. Seven Samurai is one of my favourite movies, and Ran is just a visual masterpiece.

I actually rented Ran about a month ago on Netflix because I've been trying to watch more Akira Kurosawa. I got to say the movie was pretty good and looked amazing, the DVD I watched though had a horrible sub-title track so I only got to understand half of it. Do you have any other Kurosawa films that I should watch? All I've really seen is Ran and Seven Samurai.

To start with I would say:

Rashomon
Throne of Blood (adaptation of Macbeth)
Yojimbo (inspiration for many films)
The Hidden Fortress (apparently one of the main inspirations for Star Wars)

and at least one other I will not name because of the nature of the thread

Rashomon is a classic. To put it short, it's about a story told from three perspectives which are irreconcilable with each other.

EDIT: Whoops, ninja'd, sorry. :)

not sorry, good films can not be recommended enough.

Thank you very much to the both of you. I will be sure to check all these movies out.

Well, since no one else have come with a title, I hazzard to guess[url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_and_Low_(1963_film)] High and Low (Tengoku to Jigoku)[/url] by Akira Kurosawa (1963).

If it is not, then at least it is on the list of Kurosawa films you should see.