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From: edwards@uwmacc.UUCP (mark edwards)
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Subject: Re: Ran and Kung-Fu movies kinship (very slight spoiler)
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Date: Fri, 17-Jan-86 08:43:51 EST
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In article <665@ihlpm.UUCP> cher@ihlpm.UUCP (Mike Cherepov) writes:
>Spectacular Ran's reviews is what really makes me sick.
>The characters in that "master director" film are 
>pretty much like in films titled The Deadly Revenve of
>the Young Master, The Dragon vs. Deadly Sticks. The Deadly Fist,
>and suchlike. 
>The audience was giggling in dramatic moments: the scene
>with a warrior looking like a porcupine from all these arrows
>really cracked it (the fun barrel) open.
>
>Old Lord siting with zillions of bullets and arrows flying around
>provided much fun, scenes with insanity caused lots of laughs
>and made me hope that Kurosawa subject his degenerate character
>to a torturous death immediately!
>
>Except for the photography is was a dog.
>Final battle scene was done incomprehensibly.
>The whole thing looked like a cartoon series, with full-blown
>cartoon-sophistication characters.
>We have another piece of acclaimed hogwash form a big-name director.
>		
>-- 
>Mike Cherepov


 I usually don't post the entire article again, but this time I had to.

 Just another case of the UNCULTURE, UNTHINKING, LIVING in HIS OWN WORLD,
 TYPICAL AMERICAN . (no disrespect intended.)

  This was not an AMERICAN movie, thus ideas, pictures portrayed, and 
stories being told, will not conform to the TYPICAL AMERICAN IDEALS.

I think Robin Williams doing a Don Rickles type routine on a special 
a fews years back said it best when he said (wearing a sony walkman),

 "This time we won't even need Pearl Harbor, you won't even here us 
 coming."

 mark.

 ps. if the shoe fits .....