Brilliant film. I've said it before, but every artist should watch at least one Kurosawa film. His attention to imagery and composition is perfect. Every scene is framed like a classic painting.

Kurosawa does King Lear. Beautiful film.

A little Kurosawa while doing laundry

Couldn't sleep. 3am Netflix. Kurosawa's "Ran" (Japan, '85).

Got to Love Criterion Blu Rays

Kurasawa's oscar winner! Best Foreign Film. Enjoy ed my time spent with

I expected too much from this. It did not stand the test of time very well and Shakespeare doesn't mix well with this genre. It's tedious.

Epic. Ten years of making. Say no more

For a man who made most of his movies in B&W, he sure knew how to use color.

The last Kurosawa movie to watch in my collection.

No subs. Three years of japanese is paying off.

A definitive Kurosawa film. Hallmarks of his work - exaggerated makeup of a man going mad, repeated scenes of cavalry charging into or through rifle fire.

The first movie with subtitles that kept my attention from beginning to end. Never a dull moment.

Akira Kurosawa Meets William Shakespeare! Result: The Best 'King Lear' Adaptation Ever Filmed! Materpiece! 

Actually watched it last week. Need to test this new app!