Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
Crime • R • 1999 • 1 hr 57 min
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Enter the 36 Chambers as a film; a masterpiece
My favorite JJ film. Dark, badass, and full of wisdom.
Is such a fun movie. Had some small gripes with it, but overall was super enjoyable.
An American yakuza picture. Deep, funny, and supremely entertaining. The RZA’s soundtrack is flawless.
Awesome crime drama Samaria movie, very cool, great soundtrack and characters. One of my favourite Jarmusch movies. Must see movie
My first Jarmusch film; great performance by Forest Whittaker
Surprisingly, I loved this. Whittaker is a wonderful spiritual hitman. But he always makes any character impressive.
Jim Jarmusch's touching-fable of a lone assassin. A soulful meditation on humanity's inner & outer conflicts. 8.7/10
Don't be fooled by the stupid title. Embrace the plot elements and this movie is pretty good. It punches above its weight class. Whitaker!
Great concept, good execution, could've been a classic. The writing felt forced, but Forrest Whittaker saves the day from mediocrity.
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