Shogun is BEST SHOW of 2024! MUST WATCH! - Angry Review
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AngryJoe, OtherJoe & Alex Review the First Half (Episode 1-5) of FX's Japanese Epic Shogun!
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What a contrast: Shogun and Rebel Moon reviews back to back.
One that honors Kurosawa in many ways, and another that desecrates!
talk about whiplash.
Yeah, sure, whatever you say, Joe. Funny how the movies Joe raved about is mediocre but the ones that Joe ignored gets good reviews.
I believe ‘Anjin’ was the word the Japanese used for ‘Pilot’ and not foreigner.
Yeah but the subs are off iirc and they say foreigner or barbarian.
Depending on the context and situation, the meaning differs. You have to understand that at that time , not many foreigners in Japan . Mostly Portuguese monks, Dutch sailors , Portuguese sailors. As Japanese they always categorize themselves and others. So, yes , Anjin means pilot when firstly mentioned , but then when others uses it in different context and situation, it means « that » foreigners or « that » barbarian.
There's actually two words they use to refer to John. "Anjin" is what shows up as "Pilot" in the subtitles while "Banjin" is what shows up as "Barbarian/Foreigner."
Though, I'm not Japanese so it's possible that maybe it's the same word sounding different because of the various accents in the show.
@@stefanaviousI'm Japanese and you are correct. They do refer to John both as banjin or by his given name Anjin. Banjin (barbarian) and Anjin (Pilot in Old Tongue) are phonetically very similar so it's natural to mishear one from another. By the way, foreigner is Gaijin, and Banjin only means barbaric.
@@meruk8682 Thanks for clearing it up, mate. Appreciate it.
Finally, a show that doesn't waste Hiroyuki Sanada.
Couldn't agree more
Fun fact: shogun is Hiroyuki Sanada debut as a producer.
Exactly. This man commands just about any scene in any show he is in, has been underutilized for some dumb reason. First time seeing him (for me) was in Last Samurai and his role just stood out because of Sanada's portrayal, he gave it more heft than the script deserved...he was excellent and I am so glad to see him heading up Shogun. It was masterful.
Fuji stole my heart, Mariko stole my soul!
Most accurate comment
OJ in good movies review - 😐
OJ in bad movies review - 😈🔥😈
We NEED more bad movie reviews
He doesn't call himself "angry" joe for nothing 😅
@@Tarek20x*OJ other joe not AJ
@@kevinmayfield6182 *slaps my forehead* silly me
No it's Ongry Joe😂@@kevinmayfield6182
They literally had a coach who specialized in body language and movement of the time to help the modern Japanese cast to connect to the Japanese of 1600. Hiroyuki Sanada is absolutely _fantastic_ as Yoshii Toranaga (aka Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate which would control Japan until the Meiji Revolution). He dominates his scenes, even when he says nothing.
The costuming is amazing, and I thought it was funny how so many ended up walking around in rather heavy costumes. And I don't just mean those in armor! The women wore _at least_ five layered kimono, and frequently seven. And one poor woman had to wear ten to twelve layers! It's those layers that actually dictated how women walked. Believe me, you are _NOT_ taking even moderate steps wearing that.
The sets were incredible and looked, sounded, and 'felt' authentic.
One of the things that is mentioned in the behind-the-scenes videos that you can watch on RUclips is that the vast majority of the cast, and a good part of the crew, were Japanese. Not Japanese-American, but actors and actresses straight from Japan. I thought it was really cool that Sanada mentions how pleased he was that so many of his fellow Japanese actors finally got to work on a big and expensive Hollywood production. That experience is invaluable, and probably played a big role in enticing Japanese talent to audition.
And speaking of Sanada again, he was also a producer for the show. Several cast members mention how he would get dressed for a scene, do the scene and then immediate change to rush off to another scene being filmed as producer.
I think it’s also important that this is based in an excellent book by James Clavell who was inspired by the real life story of the English navigator Williams Adams. After Adams proved himself to be incredibly resourceful to Tokugawa Ieyasu, he was appointed as a diplomatic and trade advisor of Japan and became his personal advisor on all matters pertaining to the Western world.
He was even promoted to become Tokugawa Ieyasu's personal translator and became the first western Samurai.
The Japanese they speak is also period accurate. It's a very impressive production all round.
This is why I hope they release a Blu-ray with all the special features.
I didn't like Cosmo as Blacktorne to start with, but he's growing on me after 4 eps (waiting for the finale to so I can binge the rest).
I wasn't sure about Anna Sawai either, but I must give credit where it's due - she plays the Japanese woman of the time with consummate grace.
Sanada is epic as always, but I also really like Asano's character portrayal so far.
Sanada is also the most qualified martial artist of the actors on set and was frequently involved with helping them learn katana and naganata work
Japan had a serious bandit problem.
America had a bad outlaw problem. same thing except they had swords and knives and the outlaws of the wild West had guns and knives.
@@supernova582 You didn't watch the show, huh?
@@mongooseunleashed no I kinda read the books tho I didn't realize it became a show
@supernova582 Well, the joke is every time someone is assassinated they blame it on bandits.
@mongooseunleashed Whether he meant this or not, America did stuff like that constantly. If you don't think the Mafia killed people on behalf of the government, then you are delusional
Is nobody gonna talk about how the priest looks EXACTLY like Alex?!?! It’s literally all I can think about when he’s on screen!
oh wow, didn't notice but I see it now
Hahaha Martin
The scene where he asks who are the women standing not far from him is hilarious.
I have been wondering why the priest looks so familiar as if I see his face every week. Now I know why.😂
😂😂😂
I am Japanese and I love Sengoku era(16-17 century) dramas. This show is one of the best with Hiroyuki Sanada's great acting. Maybe it is little bit hard for you guys(non Japanese people) to understand those names and historical background but still, it is a great show.
I speak English and Japanese too.
The culture of seppuku and many other things are difficult for foreigners to understand.
And, again, I think it is almost impossible to translate the old Japanese into English with its original nuances.
Japanese is a very beautiful language, though
It was the game Nioh that first intrigued me into Sengoku period. Even though the show is based on a book with fictional names, it is quite clear that it is based on actual history with 5 regents, one of which becomes the eventual shogun. There are some big parallels with real history. For example John Blackthorne (William Adams in real history) came to Japan on the ship Erasmus in book/tv show, but in reality William Adams came on the ship 'De Liefde' (The Love) which was not the original name of the ship, that was actually 'Erasmus' (Dutch philosopher).
@@kayhappy613 そうですね。英語字幕もちょっと確認してみましたが、「やっぱり英訳は難しかったか」という箇所もちらほら。ですが最近の大河ドラマには無い緊張感と優れた照明や美術で目が離せないですね。真田さんも時代考証には結構意見を出したとか。
The thing is that the show is very good at explaining any major moving parts even to people with 0 historical knowledge of the period.
I went into it with what i would call a cursory knowledge of Sengoku era Japan, although Shogun takes place a bit further on from where my knowledge ends. So i'm decently well situated, but need a few pointers that the show can seamlessly add to the script.
My mother who's watching with me has exactly 0 knowledge of japanese history other than the fact that Hiroshima and Nagasaki happened in WWII. So she has absolutely 0 clue about the culture or generally conflicts of the time period, but with cleverly written questions from Blackthorne she got to grips with the important parts of the show's background.
@@kayhappy613 Yeah except this was written in English by an Englishman. If anything, the Japanese is the problem in the series. :)
“There’s a lot to shit” - Amgry Joe
Exactly
While watching this masterpiece? Definitely. I keep my ass clenched tight but there’s a lot of pressure nearly the whole duration of an episode.
A lot to shit on... He's so used to being disappointed when watching a show haha
Roger Ebert ain't got shit on him
There is indeed
The only show that can make drawing a map in some sand one of the most compelling scenes I have ever seen.
Hollywood should have given Hiroyuki Sanada lead role a long time ago. It’s great to see him finally show his full potential and get the recognition he deserves and also when I saw them boil that guy alive I said to myself, "I am happy to be born when I was born." Lol
He put in his contract to only do the show if the correctly done, and accurate to the history also explains why you see him credited as a producer.
The 9th episode was the most explosive I've seen in 2024.
😢
Literally
Hodor
"explosive" spoilers😂
I C W@T U DID THER3
That 9th episode was jaw dropping
❤ me too man
I EXPLODED with excitement..
@@GarredHATES😂 Pun intended 😂
Mind blowing one might say
Can't believe Mariko, that's how you write a strong beautiful woman, not the Disney shite
About time they finally made a series about Total War Shogun
Man I saved 7,8,9 for a 1 night marathon. This show made me cry almost the way those all played out and at once. 100/10 show
Also the 1980 original is also a gem
It really is that good. This show definitely needs to get more recognition, the end result is incredibly faithful and cinematic
What was GOOD? It was a solid show, sure. But really good? Mehh.
Anna Sawai who plays Mariko also starred in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, and I haaaaaated her character on that show.
Just goes to show how a great actor can be brought low or elevated by the strength of the writing.
And directing.
Episode 9 was an absolute masterclass in how to do the "strong" female character. Terrific series.
I’m so curious as to why you brought up “strong” female characters instead of just saying it was a fantastic character piece?
@@italianwaffle5592 Because modern movies and shows have lots of Mary Sues. Western ones at least anyway
@@1nightonekn1ght87 A ton of Gary Stu’s too. It’s a trope. Why is it just called a good realistic character if it’s a dude though?
@@italianwaffle5592 Well I wouldn't say Gary Stus are good or realistic either. You're not wrong to say whether a character is a good character without mentioning gender. I guess what I'm trying to say is It's just nice to see grounded characters like the ones in Shogun.
Blackthorne's a cunning seaman and a decent shot with his gun but he'd be no good in a swordfight against a trained swordsman. Meanwhile, Mariko can hold her own in a fight with her naginata but can do so much against multiple opponents.
Despite their flaws, they're cool believable characters.
Are you woke? Have you seriously gone wOkE, carl?
Can't wait for the finale on Tuesday. This show is awesome and definitely a must watch.
Anyone else notice that Yabushige Sama was one of Thors guys in the MCU?
I noticed. And I loved that he was here. I also noticed that he was Raiden and Sanada was Scorpion in the MK reboot film. Anyone notice that John was in Peaky Blinders?
After you watch all the episodes (because looks like slight spoilers for later episodes), watch the behind the scenes cause its amazing what went into everything and how much Hiroyuki Sanada did. He has to be one of the most misused/underrated actors in all of hollywood
Between this and last winter’s Blue Eye Samurai, it’s a great time for samurai television.
Toranaga: That's the same actor that played scorpion in the mortal kombat movie I believe.
Also the same guy who played Ujio in The Last Samurai
Yes, Hiroyuki Sanada, he's been in tons of movies, like Last Samurai, Bullet Train, Rush Hour 3 etc.
He's a classically trained actor AND martial arts experts.
did you know the guy who play kashigi , also play raiden in MK?
John Wick 4 as Well, Mr. Sanada has been in a lot of films
John wick too
My favorite show since The Expanse honestly
High praise! I will need to watch it then. The Expanse was itself a masterpiece
The expanse is such underrated
I'm still on S5 for the Expanse but I heard the show got cancelled without being concluded properly
@@cjx22 Just read the books, 7 - 9 cover the rest of the story. There is some different deaths in the show vs books, but its not very important for the overall story.
@@cjx22 the show ends at a good point. after the ending of the show, there is a big time jump of 30 years or so and it's covered by books 7-9.
"Nobody's a prisoner here, you just need a pass."
Getting a pass be like:
multipass?
@@garethsnaim8174exactly! A tap on the shoulder.
Not sure if anyone mentioned it but the English they’re talking (that we hear) is actually Portuguese or Dutch at times when John Blackthorne is talking with Mariko or his crew etc.
Anjin means Pilot, Gaijin means foreigner
Episode 9 had on the edge of my seat for waaaay to long 😭 That ending had me speechless for a good 5 min... Amazing show!!
Finally you guys watched this
Yeah, I REALLY hate it when someone says they don't want to watch something because they have to read. People like that just watch stuff to turn off their brain.
Looking forward the finale. Show has been fantastic. But I don’t think we are going to see some grand epic battle so hopefully people don’t expect that. Maybe a battle montage if anything.
I hope we get at least a little bit. Sekigahara was the biggest battle ever fought on Japan - 160000 men
After Blue Eyed Samurai, this was such a welcome show to break into. It gives me faith for a ghost of tsushima show or movie.
The moment I saw that Hiroyuki Sanada was going to be in the series I had to watch it and I was not disappointed. He is doing amazing job and I'm hoping for Disney and Hulu to not fuble the series in the long run.
The priest is Joaquim de Almeida a portuguese actor. The iconic Salazar and the villain of one of 24's seasons. And villain in tons of more movies.
I think we got off easy in that (as I understand) the show is not run in Japanese and Portuguese, the latter being the language Blackthorne talks to most non-Japanese people in the book. Anjin just means pilot (as in the one piloting the ship). I read Clavell's book multiple times and still got something out of the 80's TV series with Richard Chamberlain, if just for the setting and a different look at the characters of Toranaga, Mariko, Yabu and Blackthorne.
This NEEDS to be subtitled. The Japanese language for immersion is needed IMO.
I watched on disney plus snd it's subtitled
13:55 Episode 1 is called Anjin which means pilot, not foreigner. Blackthorne is called this because he is a pilot. This is explained in the show. Not to be confused with Ajin. Don't kill my weeb heart.
I thought it was just a clever spin on a TV pilot.. and they called it anjin instead.
@@firstlast9846No, he's called Anjin because he's the navigator and also the character is based on a real historical person.
William Adams AKA "Miura Anjin", the first Englishman who travelled to Japan.
He served the Shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu as a military/naval advisor and was made a Samurai.
He's a highly regarded figure in Japan, to this day.
@@doublep1980 I think you're both right. Obviously, Blackthorne is Anjin, but the showrunners were probably going for a hidden pun by picking "Anjin" as the title for the first episode.
@@SuperScarface83The name accomplishes many things and is one of the various reasons why it works so well
They switch from Anjin to Banjin throughout the show. Banjin meaning barbarian or foreigner. It depends on the context.
Hulu does have a dubbed version (partially dubbed, they don't dub the scenes with English and Japanese translation going on) and there is also a visually impaired Audio track too.
Btw, the Franciscan priest you recognized is Joaquim de Almeida, and he played (among other roles) as Bucho in the movie Desperado with Antonio Banderas
YES! He was in a bunch of great films. I had no idea he was actually Portuguese. Talk about adding to the flavor. Great casting!
I was wondering why you haven't talked about this until now lmao. Likely gonna be the best show of the year and win a whole bunch of awards, honestly.
Gotta give a tv show " tokyo vice " a shout out too!!
I thought it sucked ass but I think it's because of the actor playing the main character, I can't stand him.
@@Maggbba I couldnt stand him at first but the main baddie is such badass. And ken Watanabe is still cool af
@@Maggbba by the by I'm watching baby reindeer on netflix. Is sooooo creepy! Give it a watch if u haven't
The book is intimidatingly big, but abso-freaking-lutely worth the effort. Read it! And I don't even read that much, TO BE FAIR
29:52 That "thwp" sound effect was ON POINT 😂
Shogun is actually Hiroyuki Sanada (Lord Yoshii Toranaga) producer debut. And what an amazing start as a producer. Hopefully we see more of him producing in the near future because this is flawless.
Toranaga made him dive so many times cause he refused to shower, Toranaga wanted to clean him this way, im kinda sure 😂
hmm I didn't think of that. Quite funny
Wrong, just Bert Kreischer is that tarded and thinks that staying in a pool is a a shower.
@@BackToWar100 never thought I would see a Bert reference under the Shogun video of blindwave
Shogun, Blue Eye Samurai, and Fallout have all been absolutely spectacular. I’m so happy we’ve been given a lot of good tv lately.
you need to watch 3 Body Problem, another amazing new series
@@giovannifoulmouth7205 I just started watching it, so far I am really liking it.
I hated Blue Eye Samurai because you could tell it was made by westerners.
Give Toyky Vice a try. Great stuff as well.
Fallout Is okay, but I think people have lowered their standards because of most being garbage. I definitely don't feel like it's anywhere near amazing, just good enough.
I remember watching Shogun's 1980 version back at my grandparents house, crazy to think we now have 'remakes' of tv series
I wish you guys could review Black Sails. Some of the best writing I have ever seen and the actors are incredibly picked for each role. This show will transport you to another world like Shogun.
They do have it in english, under extras they have the Dubbed episodes.
You guys should watch the old 80s TV show because its completely different due to the fact it is told totally from Blackthorn's PoV. Like same book and stuff, but it's so different because we just see everything through John's eyes.
Which is kind a better wait to do it cause the book's goal is basically to make you discover Japan and it's culture from the point of view of an occidental. By the end of the book, Blackthorne is Japanese and you feel like it when you close the book. I think the storyline that suffered the most in this new version is actually the Anjin part of the story. They changed so much stuff into it. All the Japanese part is way closer to the book (apart from the Ochiba taking control). But everything with the europeen (Blackthorne, The portugese, is less good in this series to me... Blackthorne and Rodriguez relationship especially).
@@jdpc9391 I'm not familiar with either the novel or the old adaptation, but this version is clearly more interested in laying out a complex political struggle for Japan, with Blackthorne being a bit of a wild card in Toranaga's hand.
It doesn't really immerse you in the culture as i imagine it would if it focused more on Blackthorne's perspective and experience, but it allows for a grander picture of feudal Japan to be painted.
@@Spike2276 Yeah, the focus in this one is the Japanese. The main character of this series is Toranaga, not Blackthorne. The fact that we see him in the second scene of the series shows that he's the focus of the series. In the book, It only appears as a character in the second part out of 5. The Story still revolves around him but always through the eyes of Blackthorne. The perfect representation of the book would be to have the Blackthrone story told as in the old show but all the Japanese parts from the five first episodes of this show. (Cause midway through the show start changing so much stuff. There is no Ochiba/Ishido marriage. Ochiba is a really super secondary character in the book and there is NO way that in feodal Japan a woman could "take" control of the politics of the land even if she's the leader's widow and the heir's mother. This is a change from the era we are living in right now. I sound like i don't like this new show but i do. It's not a 10/10 for me as a guy who read the book a least 5 times. It's my favorite novel ever... so I'm a bit hard to please and i know it lol.
@@jdpc9391 Yeah, Toranaga is certainly the star of this show. Blackthorne is often the perspective character, but he's clearly just seeing Toranaga's story.
As for changes, well, like i said, i wouldn't know. But as for the Ochiba plot it's not the most egregious thing ever, as she doesn't directly take power but instead holds hostage the regents. And what gives her power isn't the fact that she's the Tayko's widow, but rather the Tayko's mother. So there's a little more wiggle room there for an aggressive takeover, and it's not a story without precedent in medieval times (for Europe, at least. I'm almost 100% sure nothing like it ever happened in japan. But the concept isn't alien to a western audience).
With all of that said, i can see why you would be upset with changes such as bringing Toranaga into the spotlight at the cost of Blackthorne. But for someone with no previous knowledge, i do feel like the direction they took is more interesting for a TV series.
I watched it when it aired, loved it, that and Tenko.
10:45 AJ, the 1980 version was an easy 9/10 series as well. All 3 main characters of Blackthorne, Toranaga and Mariko were played out fabulously.
Mariko is the best female character the last 5 years.
just watched the last episode...i have mixed feelings.
its well done, no question. characters all have their motivations, but it ends in exposition. thats right, the last episode is tell don't show.
also, it may be unsatisfying for some how the stories end. it is deeply "utilitarian" in nature, meaning ppl just serve a goal, like tools. so, mixed message.
even if you don't love the story or underlying message of it, the show is well done and acted, no question.
I was JUST thinking about wanting you guys to do a review of this! It's brilliant!
Being portuguese, at first it bothered me to see the characters speaking english pretending to be speaking in portuguese, but i realise that otherwise the whole series would have subtitles and that probably would cut viewership in the USA. They made the right choice, this series deserves to be enjoyed by everyone
One thing they did intentionally get wrong were the footwear. It was decided to be impractical to use the footwear of that time iirc.
9th episode might be my favorite episode of television ever tbh
I think you are right!
Those documents (ship logs and Blackthorne's diary) from the ship that Mariko is to translate would be in English or Dutch not Portuguese, she only knows Portuguese ... did i miss something here ?
It's a little fudged. The book he used to actually navigate to Japan was stolen from a spanish sailor (who could feasibly be working for the portuguese and be keeping a portuguese log). But yeah, Blackthorne's own notes and records of his ship's travels (particularly any mention of piracy on his part) would most likely be in english, which no one other than him and his crew can speak.
That's the one detail that doesn't make sense, and Blackthorne's logs kind of get lumped with the book he stole from the spanish.
They even use the time period japanese! I was so confused when I watched this series because I recognize little of the japanese. After some research, I find out the japanese is appropriate for the time period.
Yes but actually no
The Blackthorne actor is doing his best Tom Hardy impression.
He doesn’t act like Tom at all, and I can actually understand him unlike a lot of Tom’s movies 😅
I like him a lot, but there is a "We have Tom Hardy at home" aspect to it 😆
He’s like a cross between Tom Hardy and the guy who plays Grimes in Walking Dead.
@@GaudiaCertaminisGaming That's... Actually way more accurate than it sounds.
Look up the great English actor Richard Burton. His voice is exactly the same.
I think Anjin means pilot in japanese
Anjin means “pilot,” like the guy that commands a ship and crew. They called him by his job. That was actually pretty much common practice with non-nobility at the time in Japan.
Lots of period pieces this year, One Love, Cabrini, Shogun, Masters of the Air, Manhunt, Franklin, and Ungentlemanly Warfare
Should we give a look to Palm Royale as well? So many funny people in that...
Shogun and Invincible are my favorite shows of the year. Maybe the decade, so far.
I just fucking hated how they split it into 2 halves...shouldve never happened
You should really watch Blue Eye Samurai, it was easily the best show I’ve seen last year.
@@buddybarlow9604 That was the worst release schedule I've yet encountered. Returning to the show with ad's was also salt on the wound.
@@buddybarlow9604wow you had to wait… get over it.
@@mr.heisenberg1570 Blue Eye Samurai is amazing
This show is so good it actually got my mom to read japanese subtitles.
But honestly, Toranaga himself is the start of the show. He doesn't actually appear on screen as much as you think, but each time he is there his presence is given meaning, along with every word that comes out of the man's mouth. His view on the world and other people reminds me a lot of Askeladd from Vinland Saga, and if your show reminds me of Vinland Saga in any way then you're doing something very right.
I also love how Blackthorne's nature is what makes him stand out. He's a survivor, and unlike the honor-bound japanese who will die over the smallest cracks in their honor, Blackthorne values life, and not just his own life at that. He learns to respect the way that the japanese are so willing to sacrifice themselves at the altar of honor and loyalty, while at the same time having his own clashing view of "leave no man behind". He's kind of an asshole sometimes, but he's also a man of principle and that makes him likeable even at his absolute worst.
And to round out the praise for the main characters Mariko is the perfect balance of firm, feminine, strong willed, and conflicted. She's a logical thinker who's bound in a three way split between her loyalty, love, and religion, and it's a joy to watch her figure out her own self.
Another good show with subtitles Gomorrah my brother refused to watch it because of subtitles modern day Italian mafia old mafia meets young generation 6 seasons if I remember
strongly recommend reading the book. really fleshes out John , Mariko and Toranagas arcs way better.
Alex is the Portuguese priest. Just look at him !!
This show is way better than Fallout
Totally different genres I enjoyed both equally, though I find the Shogun scenes a tad too long.
It doesn’t have to be a competition bro they are both great shows in their own right
Why not both?
I like tyrtles 🐢
It's not even funny how much better this is. Fallout is an amateur production at every level compared to this
So glad y’all decided to review this! Been watching week to week but I unfortunately hadn’t been seeing many people talk about it but glad y’all are!
It's good, however as a book adaptation I'm torn. I actually started watching the show before I read the book, only started after episode 3, but finished the book around episode 7. The first 3-4 episodes follow the book rather well, but from then on it diverges more and more with each episode. :( Especially Blackthorne is missing A LOT of character development he has in the books.
I still enjoy it, but I also have issues with it. I wish they'd stuck to the book as they did in the beginning.
When Alex says something is a 10/10, it is a 50/10.
Joe only knows Episodes 1 to 5. That is why his favorite characters are Toranaga, Blackthorne, and Mariko. We all know that his favorite characters will become Fuji, Kiku, Ochiba, and Mariko. It is truly a great story of strong women. Their strength actually resonates in men's hearts.
This show perfectly depicted compelling, strong women.
@@Leonnie13 It's almost like showing women going through adversities that are specific to women, and overcoming them by being clever and quick thinking makes for actually strong female characters. And it's almost like men can sympathize for the uniquely female struggles that they face.
Oh well, i guess this was a nice little reprieve, let's get back to the usual routine and see who's the next infallible girl boss of the moment...
He said he watched more episodes than OJ and Alex.
Who cares, we like the story not your feminism or woke bullshit
I actually watched the original Shogun back in the 80's and it was, for its time, a pretty damn good show. Amazing production value for sure, and the quality was top notch.
Shogun is good, but Fallout takes the cake for best show of 2024.
I'm trying to do a bit, where you buy that armor from? @AngryJoeShow
I want the armor as well it would look good with the exact same Katana he owns which I conveniently have.
Great review Gus and I really hope when you have nothing to do you could do a blue eyed samurai review
Guys what r we talking about.....PLEASE IF U READ THIS DONT GET TRICKED
There is really no episode that has good action
U get a death here and there. IT IS 100% NOT A 10/10 SERIES
At best its a 6 good costumes good actors but the writing is weird
Characters who legitimately have no purpose r introduced late and r gone nxt episode
The main guy who I guess is supposed to b the audience coming into the Japanese world is TRULY TURRIBLE. His facial expression is the exact same
Dumbfounded
Idk what they r talking about
Nice try, Syder Fans. I'm sure you get wet from Rebel Moon part II.
Shogun is the 2nd best show easily. Only Invincible is better. Then that's about it.
Shogun is leagues better than Invincible. I love Invincible.
I have the original 80's tv show on DVD right next to me. Its a classic. Waiting for the whole season to finish so i can marathon this!!! Glad to hear it's great!
I love the new show, Be the old one is closer to the book. It's my favorite book of all time and I will never have enough Shogun content but the old show is still the best book to TV adaptation. The new one is Gorgeous and the action scene is fucking good. There are Amazing Book to tv adaptations with the Japanese character, but for me, all the Blackthorne part of the story is a bit of a letdown for me. I'm not saying the new show is not good. I'm just so much of a fan of the book (read it 5 times) that I'm probably a difficult fan to please. Would be happy to have your thoughts on whether you prefer the new or old one after a watch.
Ep 8 is gut wrenching, no pun.. 9 is soul shattering.. I hope 10 puts the bow on it.
shogun, fallout, house of ninjas ... god damn, some really great shows lately
Your subscription services in the US have ads unless you upgrade!?! 😂😂😂😂
The only person who loves this show more than me is my wife.
As a lifelong Japanese learner, this has been so fun watching, and translating literally what they've chosen to alter significantly in the telling.
The performances in this show are breathtaking. Yabushige. Mariko. Blackthorne. Ochiba.
(Also, sidebar: something was up with OJ's audio in this video. It sounded blown out or just EQ'ed weird, maybe take a look at it.
Has a real early 'when-it-was-good' Game of Thrones vibes about it - so good.
On disney plus there are no ads (in the uk)
I was starting to think this review wasn't coming!
In the book, the character is referred to as Yabu, which may be easier to remember for your next series review.
10 out of 10 for me. I love it. second have is even better.
I think one reason (of many) that this is so good is because it 1. Has clear source material. 2. Respect for the source material. 3. Has a clear season run, they aren't trying to hold stuff back to milk it until it dies a slow death.
Did no one else notice the show just starts episode 5 in English dub after being Japanese for the prior 4 episodes? It REALLY bothered me how Japanese to Japanese speech became dubbed out of nowhere after I acclimated to the subtitles. I can’t find where anyone else even noticed it… I thought maybe I accidentally changed something.
Ima have to check it out thanks!
Final episode this monday for me, cant wait!
makes me want to play Nioh 1 again. William Adams and Tokugawa Ieyasu
I get what they are saying about the subtitles and foreign parts should be in their natural language. It never bothers me when certain parts are subtitled. I just tend to struggle when the whole movie is in subtitles. I don’t read very fast, which causes me to have to stop and rewind often. The subtitles leave the screen to fast sometimes and I miss things.
In the book, Sekigahara happens off screen. The epilogue is chilling though.
Damn. About time yall talked about this.
I love how powerful firearms and canons look in this show. They aren’t used a lot but when they are man do they look intense. Especially a scene later in the show where a pistol is used quite a bit
This show is so good at the end of the episode each week I'm basically tearing up like NO DON'T END! You guys already disagreed with this, but I think Fallout was similarly addictive, just an entirely different tone and approach of course but great in it's own way.
Just happy a popular channel is finally reviewing this series. This show and 3 Body Problem definitely were overlooked by reviewers
Not remotely, there's a billion reviews of both all over RUclips.
I was wondering when yall were gonna review this
I was waiting on you guys to review this so long. It's awesome