Despite the last samurai being Tom Cruise the movie is still enjoyable
Only in Hollywood is the Last Samurai a white American Tom Cruise! The movie industry can’t seem to help itself but tell an Asian story through white eyes. Despite that this movie is still good. The story is based upon the Satsuma Rebellion when samurai who were being forced out of their position as administrators of the country rose up against the Meiji Restoration which was modernizing and westernizing the country. Captain Nathan Algren is a drunk former American army officer who is brought to Japan as a military advisor to the government but ends up joining a rebellion led by Ken Watanabe as Lord Katsumoto Moritsugu.<br /><br />Algren is an interesting character. His experiences in the Indian wars sets up his change of heart in Japan. In one scene for instance, he’s having a flashback to where he and U.S. soldiers were attacking a Native American village and slaughtering women and children. That filled him with a great sense of regret and guilt, especially because he was called a hero for what he did. When he comes to Japan and sees real heroism in Moritsugu he’s not only impressed but feels like he can redeem himself by joining Moritsugu’s cause. Of course the movie does a lot to romanticize Moritsugu since he’s the co-star of the movie. The claim that he didn’t use guns for example is just a fiction made for the movie to make him be like a noble native going up against the forces of modernity.<br /><br />There’s some very predictable moments in the film such as a love story and of course Algren’s acceptance by Moritsugu.<br /><br />There’s also the fact that the Samurais were explained through Algren’s eyes which of course is how Hollywood works too often.<br /><br />The highlights are the training and the fighting. There are even ninjas thrown in at one point and a huge battle at the end.<br /><br />Despite its deep flaws the movie is still enjoyable.<br />C
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