Harakiri

“Who can fathom the depths of another man’s heart?” It definitely took me some time to get into the movie, after actually thinking about it deeper and giving it a few days I can finally understand the greatness and the rating it got, absolutely deserved. At first I was confused and did not understand why it's higher than 3.5. But really REALLY understanding the movie and taking in consideration it was released SIX decades ago, and the whole part of seeing a person as a person, it's a human, a human's life and who are we to judge/decide for that man meanwhile not knowing the purpose and what has he been through, not knowing his motives nor knowing him. It really moved me, because of course it is still relevant in these days too. Also while watching the movie I wondered why weren't there that many fights but I think it actually added to the movie, not to mention how the fights felt like traditional dances and how beautifully everything is put together.