THE LAST SAMURAI Movie Reaction - The Final Battle scene - First Time Watching
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2022
- RUclipsrs react to the final battle from the movie The Last Samurai, in which all the samurai, except Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise), perish. A touching scene that shows the last conversation of Captain Nathan Algren and his friend, the leader of the samurai, Katsumoto.
00:00 Intro
00:10 Popcorn In Bed
01:52 Natalie Gold
03:03 The Homies
04:41 VKunia
06:26 JUST TRUST ASH
08:01 Outro
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I hate this movies
"A perfect blossom is a rare thing.
You could spend your life looking for one and it would not be a wasted life.
They are all perfect."
Thank you! No one reacted to him seeing the perfect blossom. Its a beautiful death!
“YOU have YOUR honor again; let ME die with MINE.”
So true. To apply to humanity, every life is unique and one of a kind, so all life is perfect. That is why Jesus Christ defined the standard of perfection as accepting His gift of salvation, a supernatural standard.
@@JohnWilson-zh3ilJesus not god
"Fuck this movie"
My line exactly after seeing the movie and crying my eyes out.
5 out of 5 stars.
@jbwade5676 this is a joke dude. I love the movie. I just cried bcs... sad
@@sarahisatitagain 😭💔😢this is worst movie ever
@jbwade5676 oooh sorry that you didn't like it :( I enjoy it a lot. Hope you find one you like :)
@@sarahisatitagain just Trust ash Popcorn In Bed Natalie Gold LOTR
@@jbwade5676 yeah
Tom Cruise saying "I will miss our conversations" and then seeing Ken's slight smile before being put out of his misery is honestly one of the saddest most well done scenes ever for me. Right up there with Maximus's death in Gladiator when he's reunited with family on the Elysium Fields.
You people don't care if something is historically accurate now do you...
Just playing on emotions, weak asf
@@asavapowell7480 Bruh, art exists to evoke emotions in people. That's the whole point.
No movie is historically accurate, that's about the weakest criticism there is.
If a movie portrays a historical event.... Oh no imagine liking it to be accurate.
This is not avengers or something, lmaoo... But whatever. It's still My Oppinion and so do many many others.. Dumb movie
@@asavapowell7480 They would not have trained a non American in reality and In reality the Ninja were good except the ones that became hired killers for the Shoguns and the Samurai and Shoguns were bad and the enemy of the Ninja but it is still a good movie.
Katsumoto joined Ragnar Lothbrok and Maximus Decimus Meridius. They all walked through the Elysium Fields to the Pearly Gates and entered Valhalla, where the brave live forever!!!
i consider myself a really strong person, and when i watched this in theatres as a kid i cried. as a grown man i can say that the ending to this movie still has me balling my eyes out every time, was fighting tears the entire video
I agree 100%, I RARELY CRY, in fact I can count on both hands and have spare fingers how many times I’ve cried as an adult. I didn’t even cry when I lost my mother unexpectedly 6 weeks after she found out she had pancreatic cancer. The worst I ever cried was when I lost my dog Precious after we had to put her to sleep 2 years ago because as a almost 40 year old fully disabled combat veteran and an Avowed Atheist I knew I would never get to see her again and my dogs ARE MY “Kids” because I never wanted kids. So losing her was just like losing a kid and I will argue with ANYONE ANYTIME about the FACT that they’re the same especially with how I take care of my dogs! I’ve lost military brothers and one sister, never cried. For some reason this movie along with Meet Joe Black and The Notebook all made me weep like a little b*tch!!
@@ProudBostonian A MAN OF CULTURE! also, sorry to hear about that, but i am glad you were able to come through it my friend!
Emotion is not weakness!
@@bittybaff3541 indeed. the absence there of would be cause for alarm. i've trained my mind to allow me to control my emotions so i can better tackle the task at hand, being in the military i kind of had to learn another way. but, i let a tear go for this one. as terry cruise once said "Its enough to make a grown man cry. you go ahead, buddy"
@@bittybaff3541 Well that’s your opinion
This just hits men differently. You live with honor, and you die with honor.
It's still bullshit tbo
@@asavapowell7480 That mindset is killing the world tbh
@@Gnossiene369 lol what? 😄
@@asavapowell7480 Says the coward......
@@stu2729 That we don't care. That it's all shit. Without hope and optimism we kill the main reason we go forward in a good way. Pessimistic is not realistic.
Most people seem to misunderstand that Tom cruise wasn't the last samurai. It meant that the samurai as a whole
Exactly but they do have the mental state of 15 year Olds... So yeaaa
I think it can be interpreted to refer to either the Samurai as a whole, or to Katsumoto himself. Or both. Either way, it's certainly not referring to Tom Cruise.
It was a problem with marketing. You've got a movie poster of Tom Cruise in Samurai armor, with the title The Last Samurai over his head. That's where the impression came from. In a perfect world, It would've been a picture of Ken Watanabe as Katsumoto with The Last Samurai over his head, but would as many people have gone out to the cinema to watch it? Who knows. But a Hollywood studio isn't gonna roll those dice. They'll put their biggest name as front and center as possible. Just the nature of marketing.
@@TheLanceUppercut Agreed homies. But haters gotta hate :/
Of course Tom Cruise was not a samurai and he cannot be.
Are you intrested in Japanese culture or you couldnt care either way.
Would you consider this to be edo period.. Or sengoku?
Or perhaps both? Lol
Most emotional moment is when the Emperial Army stops shooting and bows to the Samurai .
And the very end, tho.....
“Tell me how he died”
“I will tell you how he lived”
one of my favorite movie quotes
Dum Dum dumbbbbb
I really hope he DID tell him how he died, too! He IS the emperor after all, u better tell him what he wants to know!
@@asavapowell7480 oh, you’re just jaded ;p
No you are jaded else u wouldn't comment back.
I just think it's a dumbbell of a movie. So whatever fam
It was the first Movie where i went three times to the cinema. After all these Years this Movie is still in my Top 3.
One of the most beautiful and powerful moments from a film ever. Tom Cruise's best performance ever. 😪🤟
I totally agree. He's definitely made a lot of great movies, but The Last Samurai is actually my favorite one.
This is just dumb... How old are you people.
You are being sarcastic right!?
No one is being sarcastic about shit.
Well that's sad...
That you need to cuss btw
Aren't you a little to emotional frail to be using such language kiddo?? 😂😂😂🤣🤣
I'm not a kid, and I enjoy cussing.
This moments gave me chills, it was soo sad yet beautiful
How old are you... Are you even intrested in jao culture of that time period?
Would u consider this edo or sengoku... Or both lmaoo
Cruise should have won an Oscar and movie should have won best picture
Yo, the dude at the end... that's me every single time I watch this movie. Makes me cry every single time. Love this movie.
Didn't see a comment about it, but the movie is about the battle of shiroyama. What makes it so tragic is it played out in such a one sided massacre. The samurai, futile but courageous, would rather the code die with them than before them. They weren't fighting a specific enemy. They didn't fight for a lord or a clan. They were there to fight for an idea. They were fighting the very course of time. A fight they knew they wouldn't win, yet worth their lives.
Which is exactly why it’s so important to document and keep these stories of history alive for future generations.
A real tear jerker film ... Sacrifice , braveness and a lot of tears ! Ken Watanabe's acting as Katsumoto , is unbelievable ! And credits to Tom Cruise too
The only white man to walk away like a non samurai.
Yup, great great great great great
@@asavapowell7480 Well said !
"Perfect. They are all perfect." That line always gets me.
I hate Last samurai
Just seeing men just gunned down like that is very painful even years later.
I know Japanese culture has their ways, but as a Viking descendent, may he go to Valhalla.
@emu cat My Ancestry is tracked from Sweden, last I checked.
@emu cat Whatever dude, I know what you're doing and it's not working.
@emu cat Do you mind putting that a memo and label it "Shit I already know."
@@m3tr0id86 leave him be.
@just a guy from 1887 He stepped into it, so he has his consequences as I or anyone else would.
Will Smith would know.
Tom cruise should have won an Oscar for this movie. Amazing he's never won one.
"I will miss our conversations." That's the part that gets me
I recommend to watch the scene with closed Eyes. Just the maschine sound of the gatling gun combined with the dying man and horses gave me goosebumbs and tears. You really feel how meaningless and inhuman war is.
I cry with this scene and also the practice sword fight in the rain but in a different way. There I feel truly identified with the never surrender spirit no matter what.
My favorite line from this movie was this one:
“What happened to the warriors at Thermopylae?
Dead to the last man. “ *smiles*
There’s a damn good reason these stories about bravery, courage and making a stand against overwhelming odds echo across generations and centuries and eventually find our way to us. There is something to learn from them. Honor.
Katsumoto hopes that sometime in the future, hundreds of years from his death, two warriors sharing a trench in a hopeless battlefield will be moved to bravery by the memory of how Katsumoto gave his life in this battle, like Leonidas and the Spartans at Thermopylae gave their lives in that battle.
It is the one of the greatest things a true warrior can aspire to. To be the memory that inspires bravery in the face of overwhelming odds and inevitable defeat, that your death may echo through the generations as a powerful moment upon which history turned and, in a way, was more impactful than your victory could have been.
Well, not always those stories are known by the masses. There's A LOT of this events in history still unknown for the majority because Hollywood hasn't made movies about them...
“The Way of the Samurai is found in death. When it comes to either/or, there is only the quick choice of death. It is not particularly difficult. Be determined and advance.“
- Tsunetomo Yamamoto, book Hagakure
I was right there with you bro. I am a big strong man who cried my eyes out during that scene as well as one or two before it.. This was a truly amazing movie. Who would have thought that Tom Cruise was the last Samurai. He definitely had to go back to that beautiful lady and those cute kids. Tell me how he died. I will tell you how he lived. Those two lines still give me goose pimples.
I always took it as Katsumoto was the last samurai and the movie was a story of his passing. That is why they showed honor to his death.
@@DanteShadowfall Well the last Samuri was meant to be Tom Cruise cause he lived on. He is the last samuri. Great movie. I know when I first watched it. I was never expecting it to be such a great movie. Well being Tom Cruise doesn't take away from honoring Katsumoto's death. The story is more about how a non Japanese person would end up becoming that last of something that has been a big and important part of their history. The last samuri wasn't japanese, but an American. You know, one of those twists hollywood loves to put in their movies. The last true blooded Samuri was Katsumoto.
But he wasn't even a samurai... Didn't take he's life Tru senpuku.
This is just trash
@@asavapowell7480 He was a samurai, that is what the title means. This was a great movie. Your in a very small minority if you didn't like it. Everybody has a right to their own opinion even when it is trash.
Tom Cruise character Algren was not the Last Samurai, the title refers to the all the Samurai as this was the end of an era, an end to the samurai way
This movie aged like fine wine
Soooo,.. vinegar??
This movie is by far one of my favorites of Tom Cruise his performance was top notch along with Ken Watanabe!💯🔥😁😉👍
If you didn't shed at least 1 tear watching this movie, I can't trust you
MY MAN at the end...and his ICED COLD GIRLFRIEND. LMAO!!! She's looking at him like "WHY ARE YOU CRYING". #ICEDPRINCESS
That is his sister. That look is the look of a sister that will bring this up in the future. 10/10 sibling strategic plan.
Such a great movie.
Naaah not even close. Hollywood tear trap without the delisious taste of the onionz
Seeing honorable/moral men dying a Beautiful Death will bring almost anyone to tears. It touches the soul seeing them sacrifice themselves for a great cause. Its painfull to see men like this go extinct but damn it Thank God they lived in the first place. Beautiful life & Beatiful death!
They're not extinct the ideals and philosophies they left behind are still there waiting for people in the modern age to apply and use to become men of character and substance the kind who would sacrifice themselves for a greater ideal, in short, reject modernity embrace philosophy and manliness.
This movie is considered one of the movies that brought men to tears,
as for the list of these movies they are:
1- Braveheart
2- Gladiator
3- The last Samurai
4- The Green Mile
Don’t forget to add the movie called: “The Powder” (1995)
And also: 47 Ronin with Keanu reaves.
"They are all perfect"
And the kneeling...the respect
Dude. I've seen this movie at least a dozen times, and I'm still bawling like a three year old here at the end
Watched this a dozen times and it hits EVERYTIME.
You can argue that Ken or Tom was the last Samurai.
you could also argue that all of the Samurai who died in that last fictional battle were the last Samurai.
You could also
, also argue that Tommy should have committed senpuku as he lost he's honor in defeat..
Oh wait, he didn't have any to begin with.
Alright continue
Seeing brave men mowed down is always painful but a) can't help crying during this scene and b) always want strangle Ohura looking him in the eyes...
Nice lady exclaims: ''They can't win.''
My reply: ''They can't lose.''
If you look closely in that scene you can see ujiro in the back of the charge when they all get torn to shreds
侍の最高の手柄、最も望む誉れは戦争で立派に戦い討死すること。
だから、皆さん結構幸せな死に方です。
壮絶な死は永遠に敵にも語り継がれます。そして敵の心も変えれます。
それが最上の負け方です。戦争は勝つよりも良い負け方をする方が難しいし、侍が最も学ぶべき兵法です。
The girl in the end doesn't have soul bro.
"Hell's breath sighed, heard from the distance, as thy own countrymen kill the last charge of their kin who held the days of old until they fall".
I remember this movie they made it in New Zealand the same year as LORD OF THE RINGS was made it was amazing too
"I will tell you how he lived"
Pfffffft hollystoop
Not to step on anyones toes, but from all the reactions I’ve seen of this movie. I felt men connected more emotionally to this movie
Warriors mentality
I'd call it snowflakes.. Watch out for the sun u kiddos
@@asavapowell7480 whoaaa you’re such a hard ass! Omg so cooool
I think it's because many men in general strive to be what the samurai were - strong, honorable, courageous, stands up for their beliefs, and just plain good men. Also, Samurai were just one group, but I think every culture has these traits ingrained in what a warrior should be. And that's why many men relate to this, no matter what their culture or ethnicity is
Gets me every time
If people have not watch "Just Trust Ash" reaction(the last guy in this video), you should... I first started watching him when he react to The Last Samurai last year, and til today.. he is the most realest Reaction Channel you'll ever see, its not like these Reactor where they have to always be in control infront of a camera, but this Ash guy, its like his home lol, you'll feel like you just hangout with your friend, and he is funny too, love the guy and his girlfriend is awesome too(NoNeckHannah), love them both. Highly recommended to all those reaction enjoyers.
p/s: the one in this video is his sister, not his girlfriend.. hope no one is confused.
So many cool films were made in the early 2000s
The Homies are so cute, haha.
Always love reactions from popcorn in bed.
To serve others is to plant seeds into tomorrow. This is what men should do in all cultures. Live for something better than you and you become better by nature.
As samurais it's their honor to die in battle with no regrets or fear it's a honor to die from your enemy's sword even if it's no longer your enemy's sword
When they made this movie in New Zealand 2002 the horses and camera gear was from all LOTR movies
I watch these to relieve stress and cry freely 😢😂
this is like Star Wars Order 66 killing all spiritually trained rare sword masters.
The war between the ancient and the modern
Poor Cassie Natalie Ellie Vkunia and Ash😢😢😢
最後の彼はこの映画をとても気に入っていたので
この言葉で締めないでwww
This movie was truly made in nz
Every time i see the last samurai i think of the Paul moody line.
Tom learned how to be a Smeuri in 6 months, plus he was the last one so legend.
Ladies, please keep in mind this is but a movie.. A touching, tear-filled movie.... But just a movie.. Man's inhumanity towards man. Humans have done this to each other since the beginning of time. And to think that gun was invented by a doctor.. Kinda like Nobel and his explosives.... You all take care AND have a Happy New Year......!!!!!!!!!!
When firearms were a realization that began the trend of heart wrenching loses all over the world today. Now we need it without retrospect in order to protect.
Gatling and howitzers, that is our (Western) contribution to changing Japan. Weapons created to turn as many people as possible into mincemeat in one fell swoop.
You allow me to feel not pride but disgust.
This is a true history. However, the film maker made some creative liberty. Ex. the American Cpt. is actually French and etc.
The last guy was struggling so hard
I have to say from the reactions I have seen, it hits everyone hard, but it hits men like a fucking freight train. I was ugly crying in the theater. I don't know why that is, but seems to be the case.
Unfortunately the last act by Tom Cruise character (Nathan Algren ) to assist in helping Katsumoto played by (Ken Watanabe )who shined the most in this film my opinion, commit ''Seppuku'' the death of a samurai was not intended as a quick death to immortality, rather it was a extremely painful way to go, by the tradition of the samurai code it attached importance to the manner of the samurai death, taking your own life, was seen as a Valiant glorious, death, rather then at the hands of a enemy, that's why when Seppuku or suicide was performed there would be hopefully be assisted by a fellow samurai who would draw his katana and end his suffering with one swift stroke to remove his head,
This act of suicide (seppuku) in battle, is not the same as another form of taking one's life in japanese traditions ''hara-kiri'' was a ritual suicide this method involved a short sword plunging into your belly, at same time drawing the blade across your stomach hence the name disembowelment, unfortunately death wouldnt be quick bleeding out could be slow , however the pain would be something else, it was generally performed if one had brought great shame on the family or failed in a task back in the day , taking your own life brought honour back to your name, it was also used as a form of protest or punishment .
There is a clip of a deleted scene from this movie here on RUclips. The guy who taught swordsmanship is walking into the city and 2 men dressed in suits tease him about wearing a samurai outfit. Then they stand in his way trying to humiliate him. It does not end well for one of them. Worth seeing for sure.
Which would be bullshido...
Since bushido teaches restraint instead of getting your feelings in a bunch over an insult lmfaoo
@@asavapowell7480 sometimes you gotta chop a dudes head off in public so that everyone that steps to you comes with the proper measure of respect. 😜
@@asavapowell7480 Perhaps, but at the same time, as far as the samurai was concerned, he was simply executing his rights. Not sure when the law was repealed, but at least in the time before the Meiji Restoration, samurai were permitted, by right of law and privilege of class, to immediately kill any commoner or peasant who insulted or otherwise showed disrespect towards him. That could be interpreted as physically or verbally assaulting him, or even something so minor as failing to bow your head in deference to him as he walked past, and everything in between.
"fuck this movie" respectfully. ha
Hahaha yes, ikr.. This is horrible Hollywood escrement at its worst.
Just stinks in my oppinion
😢😢😢
Samurai spirit still lives in the Jedi. 🤣
That is Bushido. The Way of the Samarai.
WHEN YOU SEE GATLING AND HOWITZER SHOOT THIS WHAT HAPPENED TO RED INDIANS AT THE END BUT WITHOUT RETURN
After this movie tom cruise can do no wrong in my eyes
Katsumoto/watanabe last samouraï. Of course algren/ cruise Witness
crocodile tear contest
So many conflicts...so much war and death. Sadly, and historically, the human race solves nothing with it. We are always looking for a way to destroy each other. If we only knew how much we truly have in common! It's so sad....
We have historical bias on our side, violence has been bred into us for the simple reason that the people or cultures that were not violent have all been exterminated by the people who were violent long ago. Now we act like it's a universal human truth, the reality is that it is a universal truth only of the civilisations that have survived.
The girl at the end, and her looks...
Yep pathetic tbh
in reality, the imperial japanese army got the gatling guns and used them against the samurai, after capturing them from a different samurai clan who used them in their castle defence against the imperial army
The samurais were already master of firearms after being introduced to it by the Europeans in 16th century.
😂😂😂😂😅😅😅
men really cry in this movie because something about in our DNA about honor, duty and respect! something about the samurai that no woman, or other race but such a honorable race can do..this is why it is not about "race mixing" it is about "preserving" ones "roots"
Sadly, if you someone has not seen this movie yet, this video will spoil one of the best scenes...if not, is the best scene...
Цей турок або хто не зна це людина така як я дякуе брате.
5:29 "I should've known, all the best characters of course are going to die. I enjoy a character, guess we'll kill him. Every director ever, writer whatever"
Hum... That's based on a true story, sooo... Not really their choice lol...
Last girl gives me huge red flags btw. Did you guys see the way she looked at her partner? Yikes.
That's actually how sister, but I get what you are saying
Those unnecessary bloodshed and deaths are because of the idiotic emperor. Hate him so much...
😢😢😢😢
4:55 "I don't like horses being hurt, this actually bothers me." But men being slaughtered is ok in her books. This is what is wrong with the west
Guns against blades is having no honor.
The only thing that I hate about the reactions is when they start poking their eyes to make themselves cry. either you feel it or you dont. it just looks dumb when they do it
Fake or real?
5:02 I agree. The Last Jedi also had a terrible ending. Actually the whole movie was terrible
This movie was a mess man... Can't believe children are allowed to watch this.
Just read these comments man
The real thing to remember is the sacrifice of one's self for duty and HONOR, cry if you must at this scene. However never forget that we in this time and age will never have the chance to show or prove this level of devotion to anything other than our own desires.
Did you take the shots to keep your job? Wear a mask even though you knew it was useless? Go along with a man can get pregnant? Honor can be found in many different places. Do you not know that Malcolm or Bobby knew the danger? After Martin was shot, Bobby stood up in the back of a pickup truck to speak in front of hundreds of angry enraged blacks. The police told him they could not protect him, that he would be on his own. That city did not burn. If honor was easy, it would not be worth so much.
@@jantzfitzgerald6115 I haven't had a shot, I don't wear a mask and no men can not get pregnant in my opinion. Good job going on your little rant, but I have no fucking clue who Malcom, Bobby, or whatever you seem to talking out of your ass about , just shut up I don't care.
Bushido spirit ended after the WW2.
Still this movie was pure bullshito tho
Loved the two girls that said that gun users are cowards it's true one against one in fair combat
Pretty sure that their entire existence has been secured by firearms. This amazing movie is about something greater that weaponry...
It happened because the young king was wishy washy.
Emperor...
zoomers
So glad I'm not a girl. Jeez, must be exhausting.
I hate this movie
well, i know literally no one who reacts even close to this like these youtubers, its pretty overreacted and artificial
I did. Started crying in the theater.
Reymond, I agree you. One thing I have to add though is, everytime i watch this movie, onion's start being chopped. Terrible timing, always!
Ohh yeaahh totally man. That last reaction especially. It was just so over the top and blown way out of proportion. I mean: what kind of simpering pussy would dare try to fight back tears at seeing something like this while his gf watched with disapproving looks? Bullshit I say. No man dares cry ever and especially not in front of a woman or before she does. Thank God we have people like you with golden eyes and razor sharp minds to keep speaking the truth.
Movie sucked on all levels.
Emotional garbage
That's because we are taught to be overly emotional by the same industry.. Over and over again