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Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999) Uncut (Patreon)

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2026-09-09 02:30:54
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JL Green

Not only is this a fun movie it's an important movie through the message it conveyed. Certainly in a quirky way, but still important.

William Davis

This is an extremely off-kilter movie. I don’t really get it to be honest, but I respect how unique it is. The scene with the mobsters discussing rapper names is hilarious.

Night King01

TBH i never really knew how to feel for ghost dog in the end. Yes one can say he died as he lived and he was at peace with that. But then again he clearly had lost it at some point to fall into this belief that he was modern day samurai. He’s a loner but in a very sad and alienated way. The only guy he talks to doesn’t even speak english to him but thats ok for Ghost Dog because I guess it’s a human connection. Plus his belief of the way of the samurai plays into an image of samurai that in reality did not exist. It’s a highly romanticized image thats been cultivated through art and mostly film over the past 150 years. I may be looking too deep or even not focusing on the right message the film is trying to convey but thats just some thoughts. There are constant references to film mostly film westerns which was a direct inspiration on Japanese Samurai so there could be a connection there as well. The whole movie is very absurdist and just borderline weird. Jim Jarmusch has always had that air about his work. Also a lot of absurdist philosophy and humor as well.

Raul Panzar

One of the things I love about this film is its a great example of using hip-hop as an original score for a film. Not everything has to be a classical orchestra composed by John Williams. RZA is a composer!

Linda

My favorite Jim Jarmusch film is Stranger Than Paradise. Please check it out. Please. I said, PLEASE! 💕