Imagine seeing your dead platoon souls again and saying "Salute to the Commander. We've completed our mission sir." Some of them just wanted to go home with their families but they can't.
Estaba joven cuando vi esta pelicicula ,ahora tengo 66 años y no dejo de verla ,cada ves que la veo la entiendo mas ,kurosawa nos dejo esta joya para que aprendieramos lo ellos aprendieron de la peor forma ,que la guerra no conduce a nada
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A un japones nativo no se le partiria el alma, sentiria pena no se lamentaria, son una raza guerrera y orgullosa, debes tener mas respeto al hacer esa clase de comentarios.🤨
@@samspencer582 The original film only has one little fragment of military music when the whole regiment goes back into the tunnel. I made the music as a project for my composition studies.
believe it or not, few months ago, i experience a similar thing, i was doing a reenactment act with some of my buddies on an old Japanese bunker, there, since the bunker had branches and very long and dark, i got lost, and when i try to find my way out, i got lost, but then, i was called by another man wearing Japanese uniform, i thought he was another reenactor, but his uniform are all not the ones we were wearing (we were wearing the green version of the uniform and wearing the field cap, but this man wore the khaki ones and had his helmet on) and he asked my rank and unit, i simply said that i'm an officer and he then salutes me, i then asked him if he knows the way out, he said yes and showed it, and while we walk, he asked me when he will be sent home, so he can reunited with his mother and girlfriend, i lied that in 2 week he will, and when i reach the exit, he vanished, i ask my reenacting buddies if anyone saw that one guy, none say it, i then had shivers, thinking i just saw a ghost, but it also made my heart burst into tears, even as a ghost, he still loyal to his duty and not leaving the world. the ghost did tell me his name, and the girlfriend's name so now, i'm on a mission to find if his girlfriend is still alive, or at least her descendant, or better yet, if he had siblings, i could reached them and tell them what happened to their lost brother and boyfriend
It seems just like if I knew this place, just as if it was next to where I live... No, I'm not drunk! No, it IS not the Sun! It is Kurosawa and thé japanese soul in me! Someone wrote Kurosawa had to bé watched on thé largest screen possible. So true! What biggest screen IS there than réalité ? Your dreams, maybe.
💌Que en paz descansen todos nuestros muertos😞💔🕯️Y que por más imposible que nos parezca el camino hacia la paz en el 🌏🌎🌍, nunca dejemos de insistir: jamás serán suficientes todos los esfuerzos que se hagan para impedir que volvamos a vivir como humanidad el horror de Okinawa🙏🏻
This also happens to all veterans, they dream nightmares of wars. Edit: This is also a nightmare for commander of the IJA. Banzai attacks and suicide attacks which never brings victory.
You don't understand. The Japanese commanders who ordered banzai charges never expected victory. They do so only to avoid death by starvation, diseases, capture or surrender. They thought it was better for the soldiers.
If it was mixed a bit quieter it may have done better. The music fits very well actually, the production matches the era of film bear perfectly. Good selection of synths and the composition was well done
@@squeebbb Yeah, mixing is one of the most difficult parts, it sounds very differently depending on the audio device I am using. Sometimes it's too loud, sometimes too soft
Я так предполагаю, что собака, это его совесть, которая грызет его после потери ребят... Ведь он отдал приказ... Вот теперь сам себя и грызет за это... Ну хоть попрощался со своим взводом в живую и они с ним преданно и любя... Тяжелая сцена, это ужасы войны... Ведь они могли быть все живы и прожить свои жизни, как все мы того хотим... Все войны заканчиваются грустно тем, что уже не вернуть тех людей кто погиб в ней....
Cuando se muere de forma muy violenta y se ignora que estas muerto, y debe haber un ser de Luz que te indica que ya no eres de este mundo,que debes regresar al lugar que te pertenece.
When you die in a very violent way and it is ignored that you are dead, and there must be a being of Light that tells you that you are no longer of this world, that you must return to the place that belongs to you.
Creo que al morir, todos vamos a la nada, pasamos a la no existencia Pero dudo, algo intuitivamente me dice que al morir, podemos volver a dios o lo que sea que observe a la humanidad, como si al descomponerse nuestro cuerpo dios, o lo que sea, puede entrar en contacto con nosotros Pero es una idea sin bases, no una creencia mia Quisiera ir a la nada para siempre, la vida en nuestro planeta se basa en organismos ingiriendo otros y por lo tanto matandolos, y eso descompone la creencia del bien y el mal para mi, pienso que ambos no existen
Tiene Muchos años que miré está película. En canl 11 del Politécnico nacional. Cuando era un verdadero canal cultural ...no como hoy , un canal propagandista de la 4T de Andrés Manuel López PORTILLO Obrador. Una verdadera joya del cine japonés.
And off he goes to enjoy 10 years of paradise. Women would request his presence, he would wander from village to village being fed and spoiled by widows.
Shortly after the end of the 2nd WW, a Japanese commander, recently released from a POW camp, walks home. Crossing a tunnel, he experiences strange feelings. Then, some instants after coming out the other end of the tunnel, he is greeted by a ghost he recognises to be of one of his former subordinates, private Noguchi. During the other worldly conversation, the soldier laments that his parents do not know that he has died in service and are still expecting him to come back. After the lone private enters the tunnel again, he comes again as the entire 3rd platoon of the commander's former unit emerges, in perfect order. The platoon leader reports for duty, but the commander, tearfully, informs them and insists that they were all killed in action. The former officer goes on and apologies to his ghostly soldiers, taking the blame for the fate of their unit, and for his inability at saving even a single one of them. Then, putting a little order in his disheveled state, the surviving officer relieves them from duty and issue his last order to them: to turn back to the afterlife and rest in peace.
Si te fijas el perro lleva unas cargas consigo, posiblemente explosivos. Así que en el plano literal seguramente sea un perro militar y uno más de los compañeros de guerra que el comandante perdió a sus órdenes. Sin embargo, en el plano simbólico, me gusta pensar en ese perro tan hostil como metáfora de unos remordimientos que nunca paran de "morder" y que se extienden más allá de los sueños/pesadillas del protagonista (el perro muerde antes de entrar en el túnel y después de salir del túnel).
@@BraisMBasalo los japoneses usaron las tácticas de los rusos contra tanques? Perro de combate tal vez? Aunque posiblemente los ruso usaron esos metodos contra los japoneses, quien sabe pues tienes razon en eso son granadas de mano y el perro reconozca a su asesino...
Que triste episodio. El sacrificio de la tropa no importa el bando. Y el deseo de volver más allá de la muerte...Alguien sabe que significado tiene la presencia del perro? Es su propio remordimiento y culpa por haberlos perdido o es la muerte proxima a buscarlo?? Gracias
