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The Bad Sleep Well (1962) – A. Kurosawa
Kurosawa disguises his reading of Hamlet in this tale of big business
corruption that still feels modern 50 years later (given the undying ability
for capitalism to promote greed). A bit overlong, perhaps, but the evil is both
banal and chilling and Mifune is too nice to win in his quest for revenge.
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