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Message: [QUOTE="RageBurner, post: 90330, member: 5434"] Cool to see Kurosawa mentioned. Rashoumon left a very strong impression in me. I rewatch it from time to time. It draws upon heavy themes and invites self-reflection, as well as being cleverly told and laid out. Others I can remember liking very much are Blade Runner (I know it doesn't fit the period stipulated exactly, but eh) mostly by virtue of Rutger Hauer's strong performance as Roy Batty. Conversely, I always thought Sean Young was absolutely the weakest link in that movie. 12 Angry Men is another classic I enjoy. It strikes me as the prototypical courtroom drama kind of affair, and it has been emulated heavily within this particular subgenre. Clockwork Orange is the kind of uncomfortable food for thought; it asks very uncomfortable questions about control, freedom and the human nature in general. [ATTACH type="full" width="172px" alt="1740301054308.png"]30891[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="179px" alt="1740301337947.png"]30892[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="169px" alt="1740301495383.png"]30893[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="175px" alt="1740301985860.png"]30897[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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