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Seven Samurai

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Seven Samurai anecdote inspired structure of Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle — Static0.polygonimages.com

Seven Samurai anecdote inspired structure of Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle

Ufotable co‑founder and Infinity Castle lead writer Hikaru Kondo told Polygon that a behind‑the‑scenes anecdote from the making of Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai helped him shape Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle. Infinity Castle sends protagonist Tanjiro Kamado and members of the Demon Slayer Corps

13 action films that became blueprints for modern cinema — Static0.colliderimages.com

13 action films that became blueprints for modern cinema

Collider published, 7 minutes ago, a list by Michael Block that names 13 action films the writer describes as blueprints for the genre. The piece highlights titles ranging from Die Hard, which the article says helped redefine the action thriller and became the blueprint for heist-style films like Speed, to

Six classic films the writer calls flawless — Static0.colliderimages.com

Six classic films the writer calls flawless

Collider highlights six classic films it rates as flawless, arguing each still "works on a modern brain with modern attention span" and feels so intentional that no scene could be removed without breaking the whole. The list includes Singin’ in the Rain (1952), praised for joyful opening stretches,

Ten cinema masterpieces that reshaped film over the last 100 years — Static0.colliderimages.com

Ten cinema masterpieces that reshaped film over the last 100 years

Collider published a ranked list of ten films it calls masterpieces that have reshaped cinema over the last century. The list places Citizen Kane at No. 1, noting its innovations in cinematography, editing, sound design and narrative (release date listed as April 17, 1941). Other entries include The Godfather (No.

Seven Samurai tops Collider’s ranking of the best epic films since 1951 — Static0.colliderimages.com

Seven Samurai tops Collider’s ranking of the best epic films since 1951

Collider has published a ranking of the 10 greatest epic movie masterpieces released since 1951, placing Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai at number one. The list treats multipart projects as eligible, limits entries to one masterpiece per director, and acknowledges inevitable omissions. Selections include Sergio Leone’s Once Upon a

The Wages of Fear named the most intense 1950s film — Static0.colliderimages.com

The Wages of Fear named the most intense 1950s film

Collider ranked the 10 most intense movies of the 1950s, placing Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear at number one. The article argues that 1950s filmmakers achieved palpable dread and suspense without the later technological advances of New Hollywood, relying instead on considered shot selection, direction, razor-sharp screenwriting and