1962    3h 27minDrama, Action
7.581%7.1
Esta impresionante historia épica ha sido a veces etiquetada como la versión japonesa de "Lo Que El Viento Se Llevó". Chusha Ichikawa personifica a un señor feudal poderoso y despiadado que lucha contra el virtuoso y joven noble, Yuzo Kayama. Ichikawa encuentra una victoria parcial cuando engaña a Kayama y lo convence de hacerse el Hara Kiri. La venganza será realizada por los cuarenta y siete samuráis de Kayama. Basada en una leyenda japonesa venerable, la historia de Chushingura ha sido filmada en varias ocasiones, pero sólo la versión de 1941 (47 Ronin) estuvo a la altura de la versión de 1962, del gran director Hiroshi Inagaki.
Directed by Hiroshi Inagaki

Where to Watch 47 Ronin

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  • flavo4321 de noviembre de 2025
    Chushingura is one of my favourite samurai films and, to me, a true classic of the genre crafted by an artist at the height of their powers. It takes the familiar story of the forty-seven ronin and presents it with remarkable grace, patience, and emotional depth. The film lingers on loyalty, honour, sacrifice, and the quiet sorrow beneath duty, allowing every major character a moment of genuine humanity. The staging and composition feel almost painterly, turning courtrooms, snow-covered streets, and narrow corridors into living scrolls of tension and fate. The final act, when vengeance finally arrives, is powerful not just for its action, but for the sense of inevitability and tragedy it carries. Chushingura isn’t just about swords and vendettas; it’s about what people are willing to give up for principles and comrades. Every rewatch reminds me why I love samurai cinema and why this film remains timeless.

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