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Synopsis

47 Ronin is a classic Japanese historical drama film released in 1962, directed by Hiroshi Inagaki and starring Toshirō Mifune. The movie tells the tale of a group of Ronin (masterless samurai) seeking revenge for their fallen lord in feudal Japan. Set in the Edo period, the film captures the essence of loyalty, honor, and sacrifice as the Ronin embark on a dangerous mission to avenge their master's death. Their journey is filled with intense sword fights, strategic alliances, and unwavering determination, showcasing the true spirit of the samurai code. With breathtaking cinematography and powerful performances, 47 Ronin is a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Cast

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  Matsumoto Hakuō I

  Chamberlain Kuranosuke Oishi

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  Toshirō Mifune

  Genba Tawaraboshi

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  Takashi Shimura

  Hyobu Chishaka

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  Tatsuya Mihashi

  Yasubei Horibe

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  Yūzō Kayama

  Lord Naganori Asano

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  Akira Takarada

  Gunpei Takada

Reviews

47 Ronin, directed by Hiroshi Inagaki and featuring Toshirō Mifune, has garnered mixed reviews over the years. While some critics praise the film for its epic storytelling, stunning visuals, and authentic portrayal of samurai culture, others criticize it for pacing issues and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes rates 47 Ronin with an average of 7.6/10, reflecting the diverse reception it has received. IMDb users have also rated the film at 7.6/10, with many appreciating the film's historical accuracy and emotional depth. Despite its flaws, 47 Ronin remains a classic in Japanese cinema, celebrated for its iconic performances and memorable scenes.