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A single card credit at the end of Spike Lee’s hugely entertaining crime thriller Highest 2 Lowest reads: “Inspired by the master, Akira Kurosawa.” That tribute feels not in the least like someone paying lip service. Reinterpreting the giant of Japanese cinema’s 1963 classic, High and Low, a tense police procedural with a sharp dissection…
“Similarities and Differences With Lucas’ Influence” There’s no doubt that ever since the first Star Wars movie released in 1977, Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope, the franchise has taken over popular culture. Not only did it continue on for three trilogies in episodes one through nine, but has also spawned several other…
“These Are Some of the Best Early Akira Kurosawa Movies” While the Japanese entertainment industry may be dominated by anime, horror, and Studio Ghibli, filmmaker Akira Kurosawa dominated the industry their from the late 1940s up until the mid-1960s (after which point, he made one film every five years). His work, a collection of both…
“#The Classic Movies That Inspired Gunpowder Milkshake” Check the Gate is a reoccurring column where we go one-on-one with directors in an effort to uncover the reasoning behind their creative decisions. Why that subject? Why that shot? In this edition, we chat with Navot Papushado and discuss his love for cinema and the classic movies…
“#Kurosawa’s Masterpiece Still Packs a Punch – /Film” Akira Kurosawa and Toshiro Mifune were twelve films deep in their legendary collaboration when they made Yojimbo, a straightforward samurai movie that somehow became an unqualified masterpiece with a far-reaching influence on Western cinema that continues to this day. The director and actor had put themselves and…