The last samurai

Tormented Civil War veteran Capt. Nathan Algren is coerced by a mercenary officer to train the Japanese Emperor's troops in the use of modern weaponry. Opposing this modernization are the samurai warriors who are holding fast to their traditions of honor, despite their strategic disadvantage. As a c...

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Corporate Authors: Warner Bros. Pictures (1969- ), Bedford Falls Company, Radar Pictures, Warner Home Video (Firm)
Other Authors: Cruise, Tom, 1962-, Herskovitz, Marshall, Zwick, Edward, Logan, John, 1961-, Watanabe, Ken, 1959-, Connolly, Billy, Spall, Timothy, 1957-, Goldwyn, Tony, Sanada, Hiroyuki, 1960-, Harada, Masato, 1949-2025, Koyuki, 1976-, Atherton, William, Sugata, Shun, 1955-, Koyamada, Shin, 1982-, Wilson, Scott, 1942-2018, Igawa, Togo, 1946-, Nakamura, Shichinosuke, 1983-, Zimmer, Hans
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
French
Spanish
Published: Burbank, CA : Distributed by Warner Home Video, [2009]
Series:Last samurai (Motion picture)
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Summary:Tormented Civil War veteran Capt. Nathan Algren is coerced by a mercenary officer to train the Japanese Emperor's troops in the use of modern weaponry. Opposing this modernization are the samurai warriors who are holding fast to their traditions of honor, despite their strategic disadvantage. As a captive of the samurai leader, Algren learns, appreciates, and adopts the samurai code, switching sides for a climactic battle that will put everyone's honor to the ultimate test.
Item Description:Originally released as a motion picture in 2003.
Includes commentary by director Edward Zwick.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (154 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD; widescreen; dual-layer format; region 1; Dolby digital, Dolby surround 5.1.
Audience:MPAA rating: R; for strong violence and battle sequences.
Production Credits:Director of photography, John Toll ; editors, Steven Rosenblum, Victor DuBois ; original music, Hans Zimmer.
ISBN:1419893246
9781419893247
0790782766
9780790782768