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Japanese culture not taking itself too seriously

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In Reply to: Tampopo posted by patrickU on June 30, 2004 at 01:13:30:

and this film showcases Juzo Itami as the unique talent he was as Director, it has its moments
The gangster, his girlfriend and the egg
Her crying over Him as he lies dying in the rain
The Ramen cook with 60 customers an hour who remembers everyones order without fail
Its fairly hoky as a complete film, and it's meant to be, but there are some precious scenes in there
Not a lot of Japanese culture "crosses over" to the Western tastes at all IMO
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Re: Japanese culture not taking itself too seriously - patrickU 07:21:36 06/30/04 (0)
I did found that there was an enormous influence of " Western " film making in it.
These films had good moments, no way to deny it, but there were only a few spots...

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