A Way Of Life ~ Hans Zimmer ~ The Last Samurai

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[EldenKing]

Last samurai, gladiator and the lord of the rings triology for me is the peak of cinema. They are all 20-25 years old and its still pure greatness to watch these movies today. Im sure they will last forever.

[superally]

This movie is so underrated. Its a piece of art.

[saiprakash]

Hans Zimmer is the person who sends u to a place where u can listen music which unknowingly makes u familiar to that whenever, wherever u listen in ur life.

[arjunbala]

In my opinion.. This Mega Masterpiece will definately take its place in the "Top Ten" Motion Pictures Of All Time. Period!!!! 🙏

[RaulRamos-tcee]

It's by far my favorite movie of Mr Tom Cruise❤

[bbudig]

The more you watch this movie the more you realize what a masterpiece it is. The music is perfection.

[ADRAHILIMRAHIL]

Jules Brunet was sent to Japan to train the country's soldiers in Western tactics. He wound up staying in order to aid the samurai in a battle against Imperialists trying to further Westernize the country. He later chose to stay and fight alongside the Tokugawa samurai in their resistance against Emperor Meiji and his move to modernize Japan. But how much of this reality is represented in the blockbuster?

The True Story Of The The Last Samurai: The Boshin War
Japan of the 19th century was an isolated nation. Contact with foreigners was largely suppressed. But everything changed in 1853 when American naval commander Matthew Perry appeared in Tokyo’s harbor with a fleet of modern ships.

For the first time ever, Japan was forced to open itself up to the outside world. The Japanese then signed a treaty with the U.S. the following year, the Kanagawa Treaty, which allowed American vessels to dock in two Japanese harbors. The U.S. also established a consul in Shimoda.

For the first time ever, The event was a shock to Japan and consequently split its nation on whether it should modernize with the rest of the world or remain traditional. Thus followed the Boshin War of 1868-1869, also known as the Japanese Revolution, which was the bloody result of this split.

On one side was Japan’s Meiji Emperor, backed by powerful figures who sought to Westernize Japan and revive the emperor’s power. On the opposing side was the Tokugawa Shogunate, a continuation of the military dictatorship comprised of elite samurai which had ruled Japan since 1192.

Although the Tokugawa shogun, or leader, Yoshinobu, agreed to return power to the emperor, the peaceful transition turned violent when the Emperor was convinced to issue a decree that dissolved the Tokugawa house instead.

The Tokugawa shogun protested which naturally resulted in war. As it happens, the 30-year-old French military veteran Jules Brunet was already in Japan when this war broke out. japan was forced to open itself up to the outside world. The Japanese then signed a treaty with the U.S. the following year, the Kanagawa Treaty, which allowed American vessels to dock in two Japanese harbors. The U.S. also established a consul in Shimoda.

[lws]

Easily tom causes greatest film this alone is a timeless classic that portrayed a violent historical time portrayed in endless beauty, no unnecessary dialogue when words were needed they were to the point impactful until the end

[joydipbanerjee]

Perfect they are all perfect, his last words though he was in eminence pain makes it clear how we feel and what we decide is totally upon us.

[kimmoantola]

An Oscar should have been given to Tom Cruise and Hans Zimmer for this great movie

[jakebreedlove]

I have no idea why, but the part starting at 7:25 has this insane ability to make me tear up and the hair on my arms to stand up

[macleod]

God this soundtrack is perfect. Starting at 3:30 to 5:50 is so poignant and can almost bring me to tears.

[Militia_Captain]

A Small Measure Of Peace leads to A Way Of Life

[craigandlizmcdermott]

The more I watch it, the more I learn of a remarkable people.

[sfuraului]

There's not gotta be a better movie than this one ever ❤❤❤

[Braveheart-idfl]

When a film in its own league surpasses all expectations, this is THE film to leave you breathless it’s beauty music a look into the past forever in its grace ! 🌹🙏🏻🌹

[RaulRamos-tcee]

The same here is the most moving part of one of the most moving parts of the movie I'm so touching so respectful I admire the way they made this movie truly a testament to the producers the writers everyone involved in producing this movie was magnificent I said Mr Tom Cruise in all the other actors that were in this movie❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ this doesn't deserve 100% this movie deserves at least a thousand percent wonderful it has it all one of the most moving movies I have seen in all my life I believe❤

[WojakWilker]

私は新たに加わった古いスタイルの戦士に属し’

‘Eu pertenço ao guerreiro no qual o velho estilo se juntou ao novo’.

[RaulRamos-tcee]

In my humble opinion this is one of Tom Cruise's greatest movies or at least the one that I like the most it taught me a lot of things how to be humble how to serve what's the true meaning of Samurai means❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[cgxlv]

He comentado antes pero este video es lo mejor en YT. Me hace llorar. 😥