Seven Samurai (S01E08)

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You voted for it on the #AtlanticSC Twitter poll (claiming 53%), so this week Jason and Lee discuss Akira Kurosawa's classic epic, Seven Samurai. The film was released in 1954 and stars Toshiro Mifune and Takeshi Shimura. We also discuss Paul Schrader's upcoming Dog Eat Dog, Charlie Kaufman's Anomalisa, Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush and the documentary Hello I Am David. Ep08 Breakdown Introduction Pt. 1 Trailer Talk 5:00 Pt.2 What Did You Watch This Week? 10:53 Pt.3 Feature Film Discussion: Seven Samurai 27:01 What did you think of Seven Samurai? Does it deserve that "classic" moniker? Be sure to like, share, follow us on SoundCloud, and leave comments on the track or in the comment section below or leave us a review on iTunes (that would be awesome!). We’re looking forward to discussing with you! #AtlanticSC

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