The Last Samurai, by Edward Zwick

Humanity is eager to strongly and obey to form a personal paradigm for individuals; however, when a personal paradigm conflicts with the social paradigm, there will be indifference and dissatisfaction. In the last samurai of Edward Zwick, Captain Nathan Argren experienced a sense of indifference and dissatisfaction caused by the conflict between a personal paradigm and a social paradigm. The confrontation paradigm of Algren has created a transition from indifference to human content and his personal paradigm and its mainstream social paradigm relationship.

"The Last Samurai" Introduction Edward Zwick is a director of "Autumn Legends" and co-produced a 2003 war drama movie depicting the honor of corruption and greedy fighting based on true story. courage. Nathan Agren (Tom Cruise) is a veteran of the American Civil War, and his victory against the Indians is morally hurt. When he drank alcohol and played in a trade fair in San Francisco, his old commander served military advisory work for Algren, and took a look at the Japanese businessman Mitsui who trained the Japanese government I dragged.

Edward Zwick's "Last Samurai" plays Nathan Argren, a former convicted coalition captain who became a hero when Tom Cruise helped former rebel warriors fight the corrupt Japanese empire. That's all about cruising. Critic Steven Hunter of the "Washington Post" criticized this movie: "Basically, what Zwick did was to dance the wolf and Kevin Costner and insert it into Soma 's rebellion in 1877. White actor Jim Sturgis fulfills the role of Korea in the Cloud Atlas and curses his eyes "The purpose is to talk about being beyond race, the movie features human nature." This is Sturgis' It is not the first white painting. At the age of 21, it is a university-based card counter. Real stories movies, they play games at the casino, he plays students who are Chinese-American in real life

If there is something to condemn the "Last Warrior", the story is not most primitive like the courageous hearts of Edward Zwix's movies "Glory" and "Mel Gibson", but "the last samurai There is never an exciting story that combines adventure and emotional effect and is distinguished from other films by the amazing performance of Tom Cruise and Watanabe Ken. Tom Cruise never showed such an emotional depth, he is very tenacious as a role. Every feeling, every sentiment can see his idea on his face. He truly gave Algren life and he seemed to be shocked by his past even so much as he was even really bad. Although Tom Cruise is an undisputed star and the hero of "The Last Warrior", Ken Watanabe's performance is more memorable, persuasive, and most importantly surprising. It is very difficult for Watanabe to lead the Mifune strongly because it can not meet anyone else, then he did a better job of winning that book.