Seven Samurai 1954 Restored (Criterion) Bluray 1080p Mono and St

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Seven Samurai 1954 Restored (Criterion) Bluray 1080p Mono and St
  • Release date: 19 Nov 1956
  • Release year: 1954
  • Runtime: 207 minutes
  • Country: Japan
  • Keywords: samurai, 16th century, battle, japan, village, bandit, katana sword, farmer, rice, villager
  • Budget: $125,000,000
Plot Storyline
Farmers from a village exploited by bandits hire a veteran samurai for protection, and he gathers six other samurai to join him.
Fed up with the annual hit-and-run raids by a marauding gang of ferocious bandits, the peaceful farmers of a small 16th-century Japanese community summon up the courage to take matters into their own hands, dispatching the hot-headed villager, Rikichi, to bring help. When the farmer returns to the village, seven battle-scarred ronin become the defenseless hamlet's new protectors, entrusted with the challenging task of teaching the inexperienced peasants how to fight, in exchange for a handful of rice and lodging. Undoubtedly, before the imminent attack of the mounted plunderers, the odds are stacked up against the farmers and their defenders; however, both have sworn to fight like lions for their freedom. Can the Seven Samurai pull off a surprise victory?

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