Samurai.I.Musashi.Miyamoto.1954.DVDRip.Xvid.AC3-[gx]

Synopsis: Hiroshi Inagaki's acclaimed Samurai Trilogy is based on the novel that has been called Japan's Gone with the Wind. This sweeping saga of the legendary seventeenth-century samurai Musashi Miyamoto (powerfully portrayed by Toshiro Mifune) plays out against the turmoil of a devastating civil war. The Trilogy follows Musashi's odyssey from unruly youth to enlightened warrior. In the first part, Musashi Miyamoto, the hero's dreams of military glory end in betrayal, defeat, and a fugitive lifestyle. But he is saved by a woman who loves him and a cunning priest who guides him to the samurai path. This installment won the 1955 Academy Award for Best Foreign Film. IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047444/ IMDb Rating: 7.7/10 (2,344 votes) Directed by: Hiroshi Inagaki Cast: Takezo/Musashi .... Toshiro Mifune Matahachi .... Rentaro Mikuni Takuan .... Kuroemon Onoe Otsu .... Kaoru Yachigusa Akemi .... Mariko Okada Oko .... Mitsuko Mito Osugi .... Eiko Miyoshi Seijuro Yoshioka .... Akihiko Hirata ----------------------------------------------------- Title: Miyamoto Musashi (1954) AKA Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto Source: DVD / R1, NTSC / Criterion Size: 1.564.710.782 (1/3 DVDR) Runtime: 01:34:16 Format: MKV Video Codec: H264 (x264 rev.1127M) Video Bitrate: 2018 kbps Resolution: 696x480 (displayed at 1.32 AR) Aspect Ratio: 1.32 (SAR: 10/11) Frame rate: 23.976 fps Audio Codec: AC3 (mono) Audio Bitrate: 192 kbps Sampling Rate: 48 KHz Language: Japanese Subtitles (muxed in): SRT: English SA: HP @ Level 4.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Screenshots (resized to displayed AR): http://g.imagehost.org/view/0525/s1_01_004675 http://g.imagehost.org/view/0047/s1_02_029152 http://g.imagehost.org/view/0450/s1_03_125378 http://g.imagehost.org/view/0757/s1_04_120048

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mike123 (2009-05-12)

Thanks very much. I'm not really concerned what format it is. I have no problem with technology.
Cheers, and thanks again :-)

mike123 (2009-05-12)

Cultural note;
Musashi was a real person. He is very important historically and culturally.
He was an amazing man!
(I would add this to IMDB but I am not a member there)

MrCyberdude (2011-06-14)