The rain scenes in this film are amazing.

…rpiece from Akira Kurosawa; a tale of veteran samurai defending villagers under siege from bandits. Featuring fantastic black and white cinematography courtesy of Asakazu Nakai, this film is particularly vivid in the final, mud-drenched, rain-swept battle; once seen, never forgotten. For an equally astonishing visual experience from Kurosawa, but in colour, check out his variation …
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The rain scenes in this film are amazing. Using wind and rain, Kurosawa makes sure that even in the most static of frames there's at least some sort of movement in the image.
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