Love this show. Masterpiece for sure

1. I'm not japanese 2. This is not needed

I don't like Andrew Tate, but the charges were dropped, It doesn't matter how we feel about someone Don't leave information half done For the sake of the argument we must be honest, thanks for making me discover this movie because this is a 💎 check road to perdition and if you want put it in this series... merry christmas ❤

GA-YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY /chang

good video

This film is one of my favourites and I'm glad to see you covering it.. You're an underrated KZbinr, love your videos.

Ok let me tell you this , rejects weakness when we need to build the society to better place not being weak to this thing" men are supposed to be submissive" if we have that kind of language we dont have anything like saving lives, fire fighter, soldier , doctor,...ect, we stay masculine because we fight for better future better health better and better life for future family or being the man in your word for better generation, I agree with your opinion its not ok for push down the weak person just you are a better person, the right choice is being the better you but its not ok for being in the society language we use now either like what the hell is fatphobic what the hell is forced acceptance to genders what hell is in society we live for, hope that you consider this a fair opinion of mine. After all we have been through hell in this year of 2024

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315 lbs is 143 non-retarded units.

Is this film a western yet?

Why is there so many men in prison compared to women... nobody ever talks about systemic sexism.

14:58 there is a comic con question, in like 2014 whenever season 4 finished, that was asked to d&d about the Tysha omission and they essentially say that it wouldn’t have worked because it would’ve been too much exposition since as well by the nature of a tv show, the thoughts we hear in the book in the characters head are omitted and they didn’t want to use a flash back either so they decided to remove that part. They made some excuse that some parts aren’t adoptable for a show like this.

Interesting ❤

Man I’m happy to see another upload, but also worried that the channel is gonna turn into all incel conversion and rehabilitation/reparenting videos.

next lesson in manhood video you can talk about thors or thorfinn from vinland saga

I felt like Harakiri is to the samurai genre what Unforgiven was to the western genre. A complete dressing down and deconstruction of the mythos around these "legendary" heroes and "examples" of chivalry for what they truly were.

It's a good day when Macabre uploads.

Was not expecting a 60s black and white Samurai film to echo themes so relevant today. I guess they just don’t make ‘em like they used to.

1:53 modern "stoicism" is completely divorced from Stoicism, so much so I feel like it was made up by hedonists to denigrate actual Stoicism

Yeah. Walter White was worse because he was more conscious

Of course he knows what peanut butter & taxes are, he's just acting ignorant on purpose.

Emotional control isn't characteristic of men, unless you consider women to be like children

I think that the main reason Harakiri (and many other movies made by Masaki Kobayashi) is so underrated was because, like some youtuber I cannot remember said (I can remember him now. His channel name is LowercaseJai. Awesome channel. Awesome videos), he did something that Akira Kurosawa wasn’t fully committed to do: making a strong anti-government critique via his works. Not saying that Kurosawa is bad. Kurosawa is fantastic but most of his works are about personal conflicts and whenever it's political, it's mainly the adaptations of Shakespeare (that’s why international audience love him) but Kobayashi criticized Japanese government strongly. That’s why his work didn’t sell quite well (at least at that time) to the Western audience. Western audience has this misconception that samurais were extremely honorable and wouldn’t descend to corruption like Western politicians and aristocrats. And they actually believe that “Bushido” is what defines Japanese society (despite it was only constructed during Meiji period as a pro-emperor propaganda, which snowballed into horrific war crimes in ww2). That’s why the movie like Last Samurai that portrays samurai in a heroic sense sells so well in the US, in contrast to the movies that portray samurai as corrupt and scummy like Slience (Martin Scorsese film) and Kobayashi films, which later became cult classics. And that’s also why Shogun is such a breath of fresh air for American audience because Shogun portrays samurai as the way they actually were, not some idealistic hero, and the true nature of samurai was best represented by the titular character himself, Lord Toranaga, whom I considered to be one of the best villain protagonists this year alongside the Penguin and Jimmy from Mouthwashing. My take might be wrong. Feel free to disagree but please do it respectfully.

Holy shit! I forgot i was subbed to your channel! Hell yeah!

My experience has taught me that if you teach yourself not to worry about things beyond your control not only will you better control your feelings but you’ll also feel less anxiety in general. If you’re still having trouble, try to visualize something other than the worst case scenario and convince yourself that it is more likely (which it usually is).

Babe... Kino just dropped

I love this series. I don’t know if I need it, but I know a lot of folks do

Kinda reminds me of Kratos at the beginning of GOW testing Atreus's anger. Anger can be a useful tool, but only if you can control it.

HELL YEAH Harakiri is PEAK I want everyone to watch this film please

Loved it. Still awaiting six feet under essay.

I can't wait for the day we get one of these videos about Aragorn

Hey Mac, a character I recommend you look into is Vash The Stampede from the Anime, Trigun, who is probably the best depiction of a hero who follows the no kill rule. I think he can be a very positive male role model

Kept us waiting huh?

Lets gooo! I absolutely love this movie and haven't seen much analysis on it. Great stuft as always

Literally the first takeaway I got from watching this film for the first time was how Tsugumo was peak masculinity. Nice to be validated.

The final duel in this movie is so damn good

WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN!!!!!!

All I know about masculinity is that, my ass isn’t leaving the Titanic but my wife and children will. People talk like masculinity is hard to grasp but that’s women who don’t understand that us staying on the titanic and you getting on the lifeboats is a choice on our part.

No, you're based. (Small smile, slightly watery eyes.)

I proposed to my girl when i was 34 and she was diagnosed with breast cancer 3 weeks later... I did everything i could to be a rock and be there for her, went to all the treatments, every dr appointment etc. And it wasn't until about 2 and a half years later when she was still battling the cancer we were told it spread so much there wasn't much more they could do, and it was then i finally broke down... Cried in front of her and could bo longer hold it in... I realized as much as it is important to be a support to loved ones, they also need to be that for you. (For anyone wondering, she did pass away 2 months after that appointment, the kids are both over 18 and in college and have done well, and im still a mess most days, 10 years later)

3:25 Widow(er)* Literally the only correction I have for this

"Women are more emotional than men" is a common meme that misframes the issue. Women are socialized to be more comfortable expressing sadness, grief, joy, and empathizing with other people's emotional states. Men are socialized to be more comfortable expressing anger, rage, and aggression and prioritizing their own needs over anyone elses. "Women are more emotional than men" he said, as he lit a couch on fire because his football team won or lost a game. That is emotional, whether you frame it that way or not!

ok man i'm gonna go watch it and come back after this intro

Yet another top quality video. Easier said than done but I try remaining patient with myself. Think before doing anything else. My grandpa taught me that the more patient I am with my thoughts feelings and actions. I'll understand myself and perhaps the world more clearly and faster. "Whoever has the most patience. Gets where they're going the fastest."

This is a great movie

Been waiting for another one of these, loved the Roadhouse one