The Last Samurai - movie clip - attack of the ninja

Last Samurai bears the signature of Tom Cruise rather than his director, Zwick, who confirms to be a fairly good one: his is a direction without ups and downs, predictable but extremely enjoyable. Overall the film is very nice and the meticulous representation of a culture so far away from us keeps our attention high until the end, despite the two and a half hours in total. Visually precious, unfortunately three faults too common in today's Hollywood cinema stand out: the moral "a la Rocky Balboa" excessively pervasive and at the limit of nausea; the cumbersome dialogues and never a flicker; Why is the moral greatness of others (in this case the samurai) recognized, is there always an American who is a little bit bigger? Directed by Edward Zwick Subject John Logan Screenplay John Logan, Marshall Herskovitz, Edward Zwick Producer Marshall Herskovitz, Edward Zwick, Tom Cruise, Paula Wagner, Scott Kroopf, Tom Engelman Radar Pictures production house, The Bedford Falls Company, Cruise / Wagner Productions Distribution in Italian Warner Bros. Pictures Photography John Toll Editing Victor Du Bois, Steven Rosenblum Music by Hans Zimmer Set design Lilly Kilvert, Gretchen Rau Ngila Dickson costumes

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