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. Those who have seen this movie can see where I am. High Five your screen with me. Those who have not seen, well, you actually have seen this movie, wearing only a hat slightly different for the same plot. A village is powerless to defend themselves against looters and sends a few members to recruit some champions who are willing to work for a pittance, but all bring unique skills to the table. There are generally seven of them. Result of adventure, with doses of comedy and heartwrenching drama (especially in the final showdown with the Raiders).It's a simple formula, is this right can produce impressive results, such as transplantation successfully Samurai of the Warring States period to the cowboys in the American Southwest, but if done wrong, includes a list of hacks check. Released in 1954, is a film in black and white in Japanese (natch), directed and co-written by Kurosawa and pointing to a heavy 206 minutes in its original Japanese release, the move is an epic that gives the public intermission. It combines the scenes of violent action with fierce determination and dynamic visuals. Yes, short term, but each scene has a point. Is it perfect?No, there are flaws in every film, even this one (the angle love story is a kind of * meh *), but it does not matter when you arrive at the samurai themselves. Badasses to a man, the biggest badass of all is Kikuchiyo Toshiro Mifune. Kikuchiyo is for all practical purposes insane. Laughing bandits firing rifles at him, jumping around with the energy of a methamphetamine addict, shouting very loud, very often, and carrying around a huge sword Nodachi.Mifune goes full throttle with Kikuchiyo, layering character berserk over a simple, giving him sympathy, a sense of humor, humor, flaws and the biggest heart of Seven, and perhaps one of the most funny true badasses of cinema. Mifune steals every scene he's in, no question....

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