SHOGUN Episode 9 Trailer: The Meaning Of THIS SCENE
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- I review, breakdown and explain the Shogun Episode 9 Trailer. I react to the ending scene of the preview which is focussed on Mariko looking to leave Osaka with the hostages that Lord Ishido had. I discuss if it will lead to Mariko’s death and what it means for the character. I compare it to the real history, the 1980’s series and the novel. I also give my theories and predictions on John Blackthorne’s reaction, Yabushige’s betrayal and episode 9.
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00:45 Shogun Episode 9 Trailer Ending Scene Breakdown
07:20 Outro
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Are you looking forward to Shogun episode 9? I feel it could be the best episode so far! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
just finished watching the actual ep, this is kinda spot on
Mariko and all the hostages will all be killed. Result: all the other Daimyo's become angry for the death of their families, and then allied with Torenaga in act of revenge. That's the sacrifice of Mariko to support Torenaga. imho.
He’s finally giving her what she wants.
That's a really good theory for this episode. Either way is a win/win for Torunaga
I think that Mariko and Blackthorne are the doomed lovers he talked about at the hot springs in episode 4. When they imagined seeing a tragedy in London. They are the ultimate star crossed lovers. Perfect for one another, but never allowed to be together. It will be heartbreaking if Mariko does die. Blackthorne will be devastated.
She dies
the scene were that priest guy found out they are building a brothel next to his church was comedy gold. I don't know if they intended it to be funny but i found it hilarious
He's probably wondering if they will get a group discount or frequent flyer miles. 😁😇
He's basically thinking "Toranaga, you son of a bitch..."
😂@@TalkSickMass
This Shogun series is some of the best TV I've ever watched, and I've watched too much TV.
Seems like Mariko is going to Osaka to give her life trying to save the hostages. That sacrifice will probably change Ochiba's attitude towards Ishido dramatically.
Yeah it's going to be so important!
In the 1980 version, she comes to save them, Ishido refuses to allow her to leave, she attempts public suicide and Ishido stops her at the last minute. He allows her to leave tomorrow with the hostages. I won't say what happens that night.
@@putinscat1208 same thing that happened last nite.
@@neowuwei7851 Yes, they keep it pretty much. However, I will say Yobu wandered thru several floors of the castle, and some women sacrificed themselves in 1980s version. Only the rest of the women, Mariko and Blackthorn ended up in Toranaga's secret room, which was much stronger looking.
Spoilers - according to the book Mariko state that the daimiyos’ families and her are not hostages and should be free to leave. She led a group out but is stopped by ishido’s men. Her escorting samurais fought ishido’s men and were killed in turn. In the end, Mariko took a weapon and try to fight ishido’s men. These men do not dare to kill her but as the same time she cannot force her way through. In the end, she put down her weapon and declared that she had failed and will commit seppuku. In the end, ishido backed down and Mariko do not need to commit seppuku and the hostages are freed. However at night a group of assassins attacked Mariko and John. M and J barricaded themselves but the assassins blew up the door. Mariko stood against the door and protested at the insult as the door blew up. John lost consciousness but and realized that Mariko had died when he woke up. I remembered how sad I was when I read to that point. It must be more than 20 years ago when I read the book and I still remember that part. This series really brought up many scenes to life. 😊
I have read the book many times and what you say is accurate, however, everyone has not read the book and may not have wanted spoilers. Please provide a spoiler warning in the future. Thanks
you're right!!! i saw it today.. the best!!!
I think Mariko plays the same role as her historical counterpart. Hosokawa Gracia died when Ishida tried to take her hostage. Her death was so tragic that Ishida had to give up on taking other daimyo's wives hostage. I guess that Mariko will have an equally tragic death. Her death will affect some daimyo, and they will begin to distance themselves from Ishido.
Yeah it feels like that will be the case!
I am so pumped for episode. 9 and heart wrenching will be a understatement. Every week as we get to the end reality hits hard that T.V. this well done doesn't come along very often. Sadly there is no way Mariko doesn't die or the show runners would risk messing everything up and thats not happening. Excellent analysis BrainPilot ! Thanks for letting us come along for the ride breaking down this epic series.
Yeah episode 9 will surely be incredible! Glad you enjoyed the video
I got news for you💔
Toranaga had given a thought to…sending Mariko on a trip to Belize, where Hiromatsu went to.
Yes, they need to follow the story. She dies. I'm sadder that we won't see Kiku and Fiju's fates. I don't see the actresses appearing in any of the two remaining episodes.
Mariko will be sacrificed in order to change the politics and positions of the clans
Mariko is too beautiful to die 🥲🥲
I agree...
we riot if she dies lol
IM EXCITED FOR CRIMSON SKY!! LETS GO!!
Nice
It's possible they condensed the Mariko attempting suicide scene and Ishido allowing her to leave tomorrow into her fighting out the gate and Ishido relenting. I expect Ishido's kidnap attempt to continue. Will Angin and Mariko finally do it before that, who knows.
I really don't want to see Mariko go but her sacrifice is essential to Toranaga's Plan. Toranaga had to send her to get the hostages he already knew the death of Mariko's Father was really eating away at her Soul. Hence gave her a final order and last service to get the Hostages. It will be heart breaking for sure just like the death of Hiromatsu.
wished Mariko didn't have to die - but sadly i think that was within Torenaga's anticipation. Wished bunto will take her place to die so that Blackthrone and her have more time together. IMO, I know lots have already died but with so many twists, i guess let's hope xD
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I am curious about Ochiba & Ishido. If she accepts his marriage proposal, won’t she have less power?
De@th of Mariko is going to be the Most Heart Trenching.
'wrenching'
這是一部刻寫武士文化的戰爭劇，領地，是生存的麵包，是人文著作《菊與刀》的戲劇演繹。
I was hoping we’d see the love story of Mariko & Blackthorne play out more. It was such a key part of the book, but see seems like in this miniseries, it’s sacrificed for political intrigue.
Yeah it's a shame it's not really going to develop more!
What love story? They have ZERO chemistry. She's a beautiful icicle and he's a lumbering ox.
I actually went over the list of episodes just to see if I had accidentally SKIPPED one where these two seem to even like each other.
This version of Shogun may as well have left Blackthorne out and just had a scene where somebody gets cannons from the Portuguese instead.
@@LolaLaRue-sq6jm Episode 4.
I wonder how they will continue if there is a season 2
There's only going to be one season!
On IMDb Mariko is listed as cast for episode 10. Lets hope its no flashback. Or she dies in 10 :(
Before there was a John Blackthorne, Hatamoto, in feudal Japan there was the Samurai Yasuke. Yasuke, born in Mozambique, was a former slave who gained employment as a bodyguard to an Italian jesuit missionary. They traveled to Japan in 1579 where Yasuke lietrally beame a celebraty with his social charm and height; compared to the shorter Japanese. Eventually Yasuke gained employment as a sword bearer for the Daimyo.
I believe Yasuke story will make an awesome movie.
Netflix will definitely be all over it
@@sonicart77 👍
This again? What would be better is for the series to finally put the other parts of Clavell's Asian Saga to the screen.
@@marcelodelapena6779 I believe the public can not get enough of these movies and need a movie of Yasuke story
Is it fun to have baseless delusions?
I don't think they have a choice, it's such pivotal
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if mariko dies who knows she may come back,,bauntaro came back
I don't know, I don't think she would to be honest!
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tbh the more i see how mariko treats her husband the less i care about her. so proud and honorable but can't even offer some respect to the man that just tried to be a good husband
Though I enjoy "Shogun," sometimes I feel the show drags on with less action. There's too much talking and not enough excitement building up. I might get criticized for this, but it's just how I feel. It's really sad to see so many innocent people dying for seemingly no reason, and even when there is a reason, their deaths feel pointless. This has been happening repeatedly for the past 8 episodes.
Well, I agree with you .
Ahhhh, you're missing the character development, along with all the deep intrigue and plotting. Plus, you should be appreciating the attention to detail; how they walk, how they serve tea, how they open doors, tons of little details that make this series a work of art, rather than just an endless blast of CGI battles.
@@ChevySS1968 The attention to detail in depicting Japanese culture by the producer and director is truly impressive in the show. There's no denying that. However, I find myself yawning throughout each episode. Perhaps I was expecting more. There should be a balance between action and character development.
@@ChevySS1968 The original version had all sorts of that and still managed to be a great love story and a ripping yarn.
The love story is a total flop. I like the political backstory but I agree it could be more exciting.
@@rkem1000 - perhaps I am just tired of the cookie-cutter Marvel movies, where endless CGI battles (that each last wayyyyyy too long) take precedence over everything else. In Shogun, I think there is just enough 'action' to make it more realistic. Shogun makes me think a little bit. I'm still trying to figure out why Toranaga wanted to drive Yabushige into the alliance with Anjin. Plus, I've always been fascinated by Feudal Japan.... Peace 😀
Stop the fucking spoilers!
The Blackthorne character is a brute and a gorilla in this "version", such a HUGE letdown from Richard Chamberlain's sophisticated performance. And not exactly flattering to the real person it is based on.
Mariko is a suicidal iceberg who somehow speaks amazingly good English, compared to an irresistibly warm & compassionate performance by Yoko Shimada.
How these two could ever fall in love is beyond belief. I don't see the tiniest spark of chemistry between them.
So the love story in this version is DEAD.
The story as Japanese political drama is terrific. But I'd be just as happy to see Hiroyuki Sanada and the fantastic cast in a Japanese movie about this period in their history.
As a "version" of James Clavell's exciting novel, this is a dud.
Clavells novel is nothing more than a adaptation of historical events, he just changed the names of historical figures. Blackthorne historical character was not sophisticated, he was a sailor and a privateer. Mariko is based on Lady Garcia that spoke very good portoguese. Mariko is suicidal yes, her entire clan died, her family name is in disgrace and she was forced to marry someone she didnt want and was treated badly. This series is loosely inspired by the novel, but from a japanese point of view. Toranaga is the main character, not Blackthorne.
Before there was a John Blackthorne, Hatamoto, in feudal Japan there was the Samurai Yasuke. Yasuke, born in Mozambique, was a former slave who gained employment as a bodyguard to an Italian jesuit missionary. They traveled to Japan in 1579 where Yasuke lietrally beame a celebraty with his social charm and height; compared to the shorter Japanese. Eventually Yasuke gained employment as a sword bearer for the Daimyo.
I believe Yasuke story will make an awesome movie.
There is already an anime series on Yasuke.
@@benragnarsson7228 I'm talking about a Yasuke movie!
@@notapplicable-zn9us I think the japanese are little bit tired of making movies about foreigners coming to japan. They have plenty on history on their own