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A boy is saved by a mob man, and becomes an assassin as repayment only to become embroiled in the crime world.
Gentle and moody. A little cheesy and a little lame, but I still like it a lot.
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Properly titled Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
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- 2023-07-29
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Watched at least twice before; no notes were taken.
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3:00 --
- Bushido - (1924 book), by Minoru Tanaka
- Hagakure Kikigaki Koho [ 1 ] (~1716 compilation of narrations) of Yamamoto Tsunetomo (previously Yamamoto Jōchō), recorded by Tsuramoto Tashiro.
- 3:00 -- Narration.
- 5:30 -- Notice the way he was moving through people.
- 7:00 -- Well someone parked a nice car in a bad neighborhood..
- 7:15 -- Unrealistic; it's a black guy in a fancy car. That seems like resisting arrest in 1999.
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13:30 --
- Betty Boop
- Rashomon and Other Stories - (1952 book), by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa
- ISBN 0-8048-1457-0 - ISBN 978-0-8048-1457-7
-- Confirmed at 18:15 - See also Rashōmon - (1950 movie), which is based on In a Grove - (1922 short story)
- 14:30 -- Maintain eye contact to assert dominance.
- 14:45 -- That was racist.
- 15:45 -- samurai
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16:45 --
- 19:30 -- He knows exactly where that note has been.
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21:00 -- So much for urgency.
- 23:15 -- Established here.
- 23:00 -- Nabeshima Naoshige
- 27:45 -- Passenger pigeon
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31:00 --
- 34:00 -- Calcium
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37:30 --
- The Wind in the Willows - (1908 book), by Kenneth Grahame
- The Souls of Black Folk - (1903 book), by W. E. B. Du Bois
- "In the evening - he'd receive a call from the... NIGHT NURSE" is a fictional book.
- Frankenstein - (1818 book), by Mary Shelley
- Frankenstein (1931 film)
- 38:45 -- Reading - Narration
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41:00 --
- 44:15 -- Cayuga people
- 51:00 -- Why did he throw the gun away?
- 1:00:30 -- Felix the Cat
- 1:10:00 -- They'd notice the plates switched because it's such a big difference. Then they would call it in.
- 1:11:15 -- Woody Woodpecker
- 1:14:45 -- God damn that was some terrible "action".
- 1:15:00 -- I don't know what cartoon that is.
- 1:21:00 -- Gestapo
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1:24:30 --
- I forgot to mention Briefcase and Lunchbox
- 1:36:00 -- Sugar
- 1:40:00 -- Crime boss
- 1:45:30 -- Well seeing as he's a witness to a crime he'll definitely be up for deportation if he's there illegally. I mean back then they used to deport people who were there illegally.
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1:46:00 -- She grows up to be an assassin. See The Professional - (1994 movie)
Footnotes
- Literally "the writings that were heard". - [ _↩_ ]