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That's the spirit Kung Fu Bob!
I wish really wish there was another forum that I could spread the word about Gosha and the possibility of getting these films out by Criterion, but I'm not sure where. Having Criterion release Hunter In The Dark would be amazing on disc instead of just Hulu. It's nut how many Japanese films they have the rights to that haven't been released. |
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Gosha's films are fantastic. Hideo Gosha's films (Three Outlaw Samurai and Sword of the Beast) remind me of Budd Boetticher's westerns with Randolph Scott.
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The whole Criterion topic made me want to bump this up in case someone missed it the first time. Lets get these Gosha films out there in the R1 format. They are films that deserve an availability for Japanese film fans. Criterion has had the rights to Bandits Vs Samurai Squadron for quite some time.
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Good question!
It's a fantastic flick.Tosh, please join us in the letter writing to beg for/show support for the release of these films. The e-mail address to send your letter to is on page 1 of this thread. I'm getting ready to send another request myself. |
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As Kung Fu Bob already said, if you can send a letter to the e-mail provided on the first post it would be greatly appreciated. If you can send another letter Kung Fu Bob it would also be greatly appreciated.
I wouldn't say Hunter In The Dark is Gosha's best work, but it is my favorite. It's a tragic tale, done to perfection. Throw in a huge cast of Japanese greats, and you have a classic. Hoping Criterion releases this soon as well as Bandits Vs Samurai Squadron and Death Shadows. I actually think they have been sitting on the rights to Bandits Vs Samurai for over five years at this point. They allowed it to be shown at a film festival not so long ago. |
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Sounds great Bob. Hopefully, they will notice that there is an actual audience for these films.
Yeah, Shoguns Ninja doesn't compared to Hunter In The Dark. Shoguns Samurai on the hand is also a classic. Love that one. |
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