Ran

1985
PG
2h 40m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,2/10

141 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

2 749

208

Liretrailer2 min 04 s

3 vidéos

99+ photos

Samurai Tragedy War Epic Action Drama War

Dans le Japon médiéval, un seigneur de guerre âgé prend sa retraite, remettant son fief à ses trois fils. Cependant, il sous-estime considérablement à quel point ce tout nouveau pouvoir les ... Tout lireDans le Japon médiéval, un seigneur de guerre âgé prend sa retraite, remettant son fief à ses trois fils. Cependant, il sous-estime considérablement à quel point ce tout nouveau pouvoir les corrompra, les retournant les uns contre les autres... et contre lui.Dans le Japon médiéval, un seigneur de guerre âgé prend sa retraite, remettant son fief à ses trois fils. Cependant, il sous-estime considérablement à quel point ce tout nouveau pouvoir les corrompra, les retournant les uns contre les autres... et contre lui.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,2/10

141 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

2 749

208

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Film le mieux coté no 145

A remporté 1 oscar
- 30 victoires et 23 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Akira Kurosawa referred to his previous film, Kagemusha (1980), as a "dress rehearsal" for this film. He spent ten years storyboarding every shot in the film as paintings. The resulting collection of images was published with the screenplay.

Gaffes
During the battle at the third castle, there is a sequence where Hidetora emerges from the castle at the top of a flight of stairs and confronts enemy soldiers ascending the stairs. When he retreats, his bodyguards suddenly appear and retreat with him, even though they were not present moments earlier.

Citations
Kyoami: Man is born crying. When he has cried enough, he dies.

Connexions
Featured in A.K. (1985)

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9/10

A film requiring patience with huge rewards for the viewer!

The 'Kurosawa' adaptation of King Lear in his film 'Ran' is a tremendous memorable film.

It is a very dramatic film with many soliloquies and dialogue, but if you are patient with it, you are treated to some of the most epic scenes of cinematic brilliance that Kurosawa made. After all it is Shakespeare and one must be patient with it if they are not a fan of the old school theatre.

Colourfull clashing armies, The lord awaiting his fate in a burning castle, a brilliant execution scene (I consider the BEST I have ever seen film ever), and the blind being left in the hands of Buddha?

While Seven Samurai will always be his perfection, Ran is more than an enjoyable movie that should be seen. Just stick with it and you'll never forget it.

Rating 9 out of 10.