The Crimson Bat Subbed Collection V2 [Japan] [1969-1970/Hulu/x264]  CG

Prvi put u DVD kvaliteti, Hulu/Criterion Rip

Oici, korveni mac pravde   Yugoslavia (Serbian title)


Crimson Bat, the Blind Swordswoman / (1:28:11) / 03/15/1969
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165379/

Trapped, the Crimson Bat / (1:27:45) / 06/21/1969
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0201767/

Watch Out, Crimson Bat / (1:27:53) / 10/01/1969
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0201768/

Crimson Bat, Oichi: Wanted, Dead or Alive / (1:26:43) / 04/08/1970
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165387/


Sa Engleskim titlovima



Ažurirao MARIN88 - 26.Studeni/Nov.2012 u 12:29

Tomisaburo Wakayama chanbara action films
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賞金稼ぎ (Shokin kasegi) (Killer's Mission) (1969)
Director: Shigero Ozawa
Cast: Tomisaburo Wakayama, Yumiko Nogawa, Bin Amatsu, Goro Mutsumi
- http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0189089/

五人の賞金稼ぎ (Gonin no shokin kasegi) (The Fort of Death) (1969)
Director: Eiichi Kudo
Cast: Tomisaburo Wakayama, Kanjuro Arashi, Goro Ibuki, Asao Koike
- http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0187080

賞金首　一瞬八人斬り (Shokin kubi: Isshun hachinin giri) (1972)
Director: Shigero Ozawa
Cast: Tomisaburo Wakayama, Shigeru Amachi, Maki Kawamura, Minoru Ooki

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Ažurirao MARIN88 - 17.Listopad/Oct.2013 u 01:56

Ôkami to buta to ningen (1964) aka Wolves, Pigs, and Men dir. Kinji Fukasaku


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0300290/

$150 plaćeno od strane fanova za engleski prijevod, postavljen

The IMDB says "A lonely gangster tries recruiting men to plunder a respected and powerful gang." What an understatement! This is master filmmaker Kinji Fukasaku's first true work of genius, and it stars three titans of Japanese genre cinema as three brothers who come into conflict over a bag of yakuza loot stolen during a daylight, very public robbery. Rentaro Mikuni is the elder brother, in hock to the mob and under their thumb as a wishy-washy club owner. The great Ken Takakura is the middle brother, a hoodlum who reunites with his brothers after their slum-living mother dies, anxious to make a fast buck. And Kinya Kitaoji is the youngest brother, leader of a youth gang who just wants some kicks but gets roped into his elder brother's scheme without realizing the consequences. Let's just say that things don't turn out well for the siblings in the end, leading to one of the most shattering conclusions ever put on film.


Here's a review of Wolves, Pigs and Men from Chris D's OUTLAW MASTERS OF JAPANESE FILM:

Quote:

"Wolves especially is one of the grittiest, angriest yakuza films ever made in Japan. It’s as potent as any of his [Kinji Fukasaku] later mid-seventies pictures, with a lone wolf (Ken Takakura) plotting with his girlfriend (Sanae Nakahara) and an avaricious thug (Shinjiro Ebara) to trick his kid brother’s (Kinya Kitaoji) delinquent gang to help them rip off a money courier at the airport.

Things go wrong when Kitaoji’s bunch return to the hideout, with the precious briefcase, before Takakura and discover just how much money was really involved. The kids hide the loot but get caught by Takakura and Ebara, who imprison them in a ramshackle warehouse, torturing them for the money’s whereabouts. Meanwhile, their big brother (Rentaro Mikuni), a member of the gang that’s been ripped off, is pressured to find his brothers and get back the cash.

What ensues is a grueling contest of wills as all three brothers have to decide what is ultimately important to them. Events spiral out of control as filial ties crumble, ending in bloody, downbeat fashion. Awe-inspiring, topped off with Isao Tomita’s amazing hybrid score of lounge jazz, Coltranesque squawk and distorted surf guitar."