Reviews for Scandal

7.0 / 10 1h 44min

A celebrity photograph sparks a court case as a tabloid magazine spins a scandalous yarn over a painter and a famous singer.

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user558e6c6hqol's Movie review

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Review by user558e6c6hqol

Trite Story, But Well-Performed

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All Reaction moments

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Review by user916vr5v6gwi

Maintaining integrity in a corrupt world

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Review by WildWolf

View of the Japanese culture that became too Americanized after the war.

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Review by user810lx0kzkq4

almost in spite of some sappy melodrama here and there, Scandal is a very good success

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Review by user3985v3ivm2p

"We used to distinguish clearly between right and wrong,at some point we forgot that distinction."

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Review by user197z9bvvjfq

Intense, engaging and meaningfully directed but not one of my favourites from Kurosawa

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Review by user932qybsm3le

Akira takes on the media trash.

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Review by user452ose4nx9g

Didn't Know What To Expect - Was BLOWN AWAY

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Review by user778hdhsgyf6

Supporting player steals Capra-esque movie with an un-Capra-esque ending

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Review by user4663qqag7oi

What a Magnificent Performance by Takashi Shimura!!!

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Review by StarryNightSky

The Press and then Personal Failure

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Review by user8230chc3b55

Lacking the usual Kurosawa/ Mifune intensity.

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Review by user718rzucrbgw

Kurosawa and Mifune, though always worth seeing, here come up short.

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Review by user713ue1owy21

Shakespeare + Dostoyevsky = Kurosawa

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Review by user796u73n4119

Lesser Kurosawa, now available on (a legitimate) DVD

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Review by user97r27e3fms

Reviews for Scandal

Trite Story, But Well-Performed

Maintaining integrity in a corrupt world

View of the Japanese culture that became too Americanized after the war.

almost in spite of some sappy melodrama here and there, Scandal is a very good success

"We used to distinguish clearly between right and wrong,at some point we forgot that distinction."

Intense, engaging and meaningfully directed but not one of my favourites from Kurosawa

Akira takes on the media trash.

Didn't Know What To Expect - Was BLOWN AWAY

Supporting player steals Capra-esque movie with an un-Capra-esque ending

What a Magnificent Performance by Takashi Shimura!!!

The Press and then Personal Failure

Lacking the usual Kurosawa/ Mifune intensity.

Kurosawa and Mifune, though always worth seeing, here come up short.

Shakespeare + Dostoyevsky = Kurosawa

Lesser Kurosawa, now available on (a legitimate) DVD

A tad too melodramatic at times but a fine precursor to the masterpieces to come...

The Least Interesting Kurosawa Film I Have Seen So Far