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The Last Samurai (2003) Full Length Reaction! (Patreon)

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2022-08-11 01:34:51
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IT'S MOVIE TIME!!! Hope you all have had a good day, or are about to have one! The support that y'all provide help us have good days all the time! For that we are so appreciative and grateful, thank you so much! Here is our Full Length Reaction to "The Last Samurai"! Hope you enjoy!!

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The Last Samurai (2003) Full Length Reaction!

Hey Patrons, this is Zay and Cam's full length reaction to "The Last Samurai"!

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Brendan Potts

You should check out a film called Glory, also directed by Edward Zwickand staring Denzel Washington, another powerful movie.

Andrew Porter

Great reaction! If you two haven't seen Braveheart or Last of the Mohicans you should def put them on the list!

John Mccormick

Braveheart good as epic saga, but SOO historically inaccurate.

Andrew Porter
>>89448380

There are VERY few movies that could be truly considered "historically accurate" - Braveheart is great to who cares

John Mccormick

.."just-saying-iz-all" .. i enjoyed this film, I saw it in a theater when it premiered .. but don't take it as "historically accurate" .. but, a fun "popcorn" saga, nonetheless.

John Mccormick

Example: the BATTLE OF STIRLING was NOT engaged in an open field, but on a bridge, the Scots rebels pinned the English Army in a "choke-hold" on the bridge, but the producers told Mel Gibson it would cost too money to re-create it in its historic actuallity.

EMB

I love this movie and great reaction guys. It's relatively accurate. The main inaccuracy is that Samurai did use firearms, and had been for centuries. It's a good symbolic depiction of the Meiji Era in Japan. Japan rapidly modernized, and it was a huge shock to tradition, and the Samurai who enjoyed a certain status in society were suddenly stripped of all of it. Katsumoto is most likely based on Saigo Takamori, who led sort of the last Samurai rebellion against the Meiji government. He died in the battle of Shiroyama, which sort of sealed the end of the old tradition of the Samurai. So it gets the message across really well. I also enjoy how they avoided the "White Savior" issue pretty well by having Algren pretty much powerless to stop anything and just sort of taking part and bearing witness to a change that was unstoppable.