I know we shouldn't be too off from the thread, but thank you for your comment. If "Yojimbo" is a rhapsody of desolate winter, "Sanjuro" is a rondo of spring. They are good companion to each other. I love them both. Enjoy "Ikiru" and "Red Beard". They are more serious films. Let me know what you think of them in Off Topic Forum.
I think mine is pretty self explanatory . Sanjuro, I've seen (and owned) Yojimbo many times but never got around to seeing Sanjuro, is it worth spending my hard earnered dollars and dimes on the Criterion?
Wait for the remastered edition, out soon (maybe December). I have the Toho DVD (which doesn't have sub-titles) and Criterion will undoubtedly use the same source for their disc, so the re-release should look fantastic (the Toho certainly does).
My username is pretty obvious too. When I signed up here I had just started my Leone-esque western called " The Peacemaker. " Besides I love that name, it sounds so cool.
Are you talking about "Yojimbo" or "Sanjuro"?
Well nobody 'll ever guess where I got my name from, so I'm not telling. Silenzio, I've been to (although not in) that lake in your signature. It's in a pretty grim part of of south east London.
I was talking about Sanjuro, but Criterion will be re-releasing both at the same time, probably.
My only complaint is that the credits in Japanese are chopped on either side (just slightly). But that won't bother you.