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The mechanical failure in this scene (Sanjuro by Akira Kurosawa) is where the trope of excessive blood spraying in action movies and anime were inpired from. A bloody accident.
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Dec 5, 2018 · Thankfully Kurosawa never actually told any of the actors exactly how much blood was going to burst out of the pipe and everyone on set assumed that a geyser of blood was supposed to explode out of the guy’s chest because Akira Kurosawa didn’t make mistakes. The production on the other hand did and assumed that Kurosawa would want to do ...
Aug 1, 2016 · “Ikiru” was the first film where Kurosawa decided to do his own editing and the result was magnificent, particularly in this scene, where his entire technical prowess is revealed. Kurosawa magnificently combines the white snow, the dark night, the cold breath that comes out of Watanabe’s mouth as he walks toward the swing, his later ...
Jul 9, 2022 · With each kill, a similar geyser of blood erupts from the slain bodyguards. The scene is a clear homage to Kurosawa's Sanjuro and one of the greatest action sequences ever made, punctuated by the massive amounts of blood spilled and one of Tarantino's highest body counts.
Throughout the movie the scenes showing a corpse of Fumie are manifestations of Takabe's subconscious. The scene where we see her corpse last after Takabe is "possessed" is open to interpretation. In my opinion she may be dead but definetely not killed by Takabe, at least not by his own hands. He might have used someone else to carry the task.
Nov 15, 2022 · The shower of arrows in 'Throne of Blood' (1957) Throne of Blood is best summarized as Kurosawa's take on William Shakespeare's Macbeth. He takes the story about one man's murderous...
Sep 22, 2023 · For horror fans, A Nightmare on Elm Street is probably the best example of a literal blood geyser, seen when Johnny Depp ’s Glen is sucked into a hole at the center of his bed, only for...
