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Looks like the same scene being looped over time after time.

He's fine, he knows how to breakfall lol

Toshiro !!!! Just the best ! RIP buddy. OSU. Loved Bronson too. But man , Toshiro just had SO much presence. Bothe great actors.

well played sir

East meets west a Cowboy gunslinger and a Samurai

Couple of knockaround guys

There's only three actual throws, but they're continually repeated - wtf ! ?

When you attack a samurai and he's so fast he destroys your weapon despite you having the drop on him, he could very well kill you. If he is gracious enough to choose not to, choosing to continue to attack him is not particularly wise. Then again we're speaking of Charles Balls of Steel Bronson here, who is like two and a half men rolled into one.

If it wasn't a loop, it might have finished Bronson's acting career.

Bronson never drop his Hat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not once in this fight did Charles Bronsons hat come off his head ?

Jujutsu at its best!

One of my favorite western movies when I was as kid. In the end, the Bronson character honors his friend's wish and sends off the treasured sword to its intended recipient.

Toshiro must have at least admired Bronson's sense of humor. "I'll tell you what ... we'll call it a draw." lol Two of the greats.

"Hell in the Pacific" with Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune was a favorite of mine.

Same 3 flips, over &over......

Why have the same 3 moves on loop? What was the point??

Bronson must have loved this: sitting on a chair off-camera, probably drinking a cool beverage while watching a stunt double earn his pay.

Reminds me when Kimura-Sensei Ragdoll Helio Gracie.

Toshiro wins the match, but Bronson kept his hat on the whole time. That must be where Indiana Jones got the idea.

Yo, did anybody notice that flying kick that Bronson did look at the form? It was perfect! Bronson was a real black belt trained by a legitimate master who was also the double for Mr. Miyagi in the karate kid

Man this movie was great.

And his hat stayed on the whole time. Impressive!

The loop had me on the floor

"I think.youre startin to look.a little tired there.."

Toshiro Mifune was such a badass

"You think you can do that again?" If you telegraphed your movement any more, you could get a job at Western Union.

😂😂😂

We call it a draw😅

Stroman Burgs

The battle of the stunt men. Oh, the humanity!

How did Bronsons hat stay on through all that

Sure it was a draw - his hat was still on his head at the end.

This sounds and feel like a 90' arcade game.

Same clip over and over again. But it is funny.

Samurai turns CHARLES BRONSON into JAMES BROWN.

One of my favorite scenes with Mifune is from the film Redbeard. He plays a badass doctor who, when attacked by about five men, he dislocates each man's shoulder, then resets each man's shoulder.

If someone does not practice breakfalls regularly, one hard fall or roll can make one sore all over for days. If Bronson took any of those throws, he was really sore. He was super fit, however. There are tales of him curling two one hundred pound dumbbells. I'll bet he loved getting thrown and doing some stunt work. In all likelihood, both were stunt doubles.

Will somebody please let that editor get some sleep!

Never seen Bronson get whipped like that in no other movie!

The same judo moves repeated over and over. Lame. They are almost authentic moves though.

AFTER THE FIRST FEW THROWS THEN IT GOES ON REPEAT AGAIN AND AGAIN, AND AGAIN AND AGAIN BECOMES LIKE ACID REFLUX. LOSING A LIKE.

"Almost Certainly"......SHEESH! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Obvious stunt doubles. Obvious reuse of the throws multiple times. Not very convincing. Not very good either. Keystone Kops flavor. C-.

Two legends in a great film! RIP Alain Delon, the third legend!

damn loops

Like a cat with a mouse.

Samurai always played stratocasters......I think. Was this before the kung fu television show? I wonder...funny scene.

Was it the original director that re-used the footage of the throws 4 or five times to stretch out the fight, or was it the uploader of this vid-clip? They used to re-use video and audio clips within seconds of each other a lot back in the 60's and 70's so I think it's "almost certainly" the former.

Mifune's martial arts instructor was Yoshio Sugino of the Tenshin Shōden Katori Shintō-ryū.