Thank you so much everyone for tuning in with us!! And all of the supportive comments. Been slowly raising audio for all present & future uploads. It is the main thing blocking my uploads even with distortions effects added. Also I saw a few people bring up my savages comment. I mean that as modern slang like (beast, bada**, Unit, weapon) etc. etc. Not as in literal savage. Top 5 movies of all time the more i sit on this one
Katsumoto: "The perfect blossom is a rare thing. You could spend your life looking for one, and it would not be a wasted life." (later...) "They are all...perfect"
15:05 Actually, they believed that their souls were located in their bellies. Slitting their bellies ensured that their souls would be released. Also, the ending satisfies both Japanese and Western audiences; the Japanese, because the Japanese hero died, and the Western audiences, because the Western hero lived. Also, samurai are a caste; you have to be born a samurai to be a samurai. Katsumoto is thus the last samurai. Great reaction! Subscribed!
buke is the caste, a samurai is a member of the buke, a bushi who serves a higher bushi. Katsumoto is a daimyo, a high ranking samurai who is the head of a han/province. The daimyo served the shogun or in this case, the emperor. And originally they served the shugo, the provincial governeurs, as military commanders, while the shugo were direct gokenin (household samurai) of the shogun.
You mentioned Shogun, the samurai in the armor with Horns on his helmet (the one he fights in the sword fight where they draw, and who kicks his ass in the rain) is Hiruyuki Sanada who plays Lord Toranaga in Shogun
Katsumoto said earlier that a man could spend his life looking for a perfect cherry blossom, and it would not be a wasted life. “They are all perfect” refers to that.
34:58 Not a lot of people notice this, Katsumoto actually shields Algren with his own body while they are under fire. Remember, Algren killed Taka's husband not that long ago. Of course she is going to be conflicted in how she feels. Bob is Him. Seizo Fukumoto has died 20,000 agonizing deaths. He's been gored by samurai and gunned down by gangsters. His bloodied body has slammed into trees, tumbled down stairs and crashed through sliding paper-and-wood doors. No. Katsumoto was The Last Samurai. Algren was just there to witness it.
Katsumoto's "they are all perfect" carries a deep spiritual meaning, a moment of supreme clarity and enlightenment before death. Of course this is presented in a romantic way, but in essence it's a very Zen idea. We watch the world and we lay our judgment upon things and label them based on our subjective expectations without even realizing that we're doing that. Thus we see things the way we want to see them not the way they truly are. We deem things as good or bad based upon our selfish criteria. But that good-bad duality doesn't really exist. If we remove ourselves from the equation, things in and of themselves are neither good, nor bad. A tree can be a good thing to us if it's useful or if we deem it beautiful, and it can be a bad thing if it doesn't correspond to our values or expectations. But the tree itself doesn't give a damn about those opinions. It just is. And it is exactly how it's supposed to be. Everything in the universe is perfect in itself. Every cherry blossom is perfect according to it's own standards, only our subjective opinions can deem it imperfect. We constantly judge and label things. If I ask you what is this: + some people will say it's a plus sign, others that it's a cross, yet others that it's the letter "t". But all those things, the plus, the cross, the t exist only in our minds. Meanings that we artificially attach to everything. In the simplest reality, + is two black lines on a white surface. This goes way, waaaay deeper but I hope it's a good starting thought.
52:30 "Wonder what he meant by that." K: a man could spend his entire life searching for the perfect blossom and it would not be a wasted life. Also K: perfect. They are ALL perfect. He realized at the end that it's pointless to search for perfection, because nature IS perfection. And it's metaphor of life. Everything and everyone has its place and role and all of it is as it should be. This is Buddhism.
your the best thank you so much! patreon soon!! were going to be doing live chats every weekend for group hangouts and get to know our fans personally if your interested.
@BreakingCinema oh that's awesome great idea. I personally feel like that what is lacking from some reaction channels not much communications in between followers and reactors. Like I would like to know about you and your channel.
Tom Cruise has starred in some incredible and popular movies, he always delivers but to me, this is def his best movie. Ken Watanabe and Hiroyuki Sanada are incredible actors too. This is an excellent movie n has a fantastic score, by Hans Zimmer.
20:35 You're the first reactor(s) to this movie of thr dozen I've seen thwt actually understood this. That it wasn't tenacity. It was self loathing. That he wasn't trying to impress Uijo, but rather wanted the beating. A warped sense of atonement.
katsumodo was talking about bushido (the way of the warrior) the poem about blossoms and searching for the perfect one.. is an analogy for the warrior searching for the perfect death/life "they're all perfect" - a full life living with honour and dying for the right cause is always perfect its a beautiful movie. u both are actually quite smart, u pick up a lot emotionally and tonally from movie. got my sub! 👍
The old adage goes, "Never bring a knife to a gun fight!" Still, bringing a gun alone is not always the best plan of action. While guns can be deadly effective from quite a distance, knives/swords have their own advantages. As shown in this film, a swords best feature is that it does not have to be reloaded.
This is one of my favorite movies. There are two movies I saw every weekend during their theatrical run. If you haven’t seen them, try ‘em. They are Tombstone & The Crow.
Katsumoto was saying earlier that you could spend your whole life searching for the perfect cherry blossom, and it would not be a wasted life. In the end, he found the perfect blossom when he dies.. Btw, the last samurai was the emperor when he accepted Katsumoto’s sword.
First time watching one of your reactions. Nicely done. Valerie is very pretty :) I'm not sure if Tom Cruise achieved the title of Samurai. To me Katsumoto was the truly Last Samurai.
For sure a good movie. I heard you go on and on about Shogun during the reaction and I was just wondering if you had ever seen the show Westworld. I won't say exactly WHY you may be interested or how it connects but I try to get everyone to watch that show anyhow. I'm not sure if you've heard anything about that show at all and so I won't say anything now and I'd urge you not to look up much on it as if you're completely unaware of what it's about it can add a BIG chunk of enjoyment to it. I know you don't know me so my recommendations carry basically no weight but it has to be one of my favorite (if not favorite) shows ever. And yeah, Tom Cruise is pretty neat. You'll have to go on a Tom... cruise... and see what else you think is good. Just please, PLEASE, as someone who was around when a lot of these movies came out, PLEASE watch more than just his MIssion Impossible movies. Yeah, sure, they can be really entertaining but there is a lot more to him than just those movies. Watch some of his 80's movies and then work your way up. Some people popular today aren't just popular because they recently made a good movie. A lot of them have a long history of good movies kind of like those that only see Keanu Reeves as John Wick as if he had no history before that. And no, I'm not just talking about Neo either. Okay, I'll leave you guys alone now. TL;DR? I like stuff and you should like stuff too! :P
"you could spend your whole life looking for a perfect blossom and it wouldn't be a wasted life"in the end his life was over he finally found the perfect blossom,it was at the end of his life,im not to sure either but i think its a hint at follow what you believe in at the time,even if things change its never a waste..all life xp all adds up in the end, even if you think those phases were meaningless it does mean something as it's part of the reason you are where/who you are now
Enjoyed your reaction but seppuku wasn’t a cut into the lower abdomen because they thought that was where the heart is located. They cut open enough people to know the correct internal anatomy. It was done in the lower abdomen because they felt that was the most painful. They didn’t want the taking of one’s life to be seen as taking the easy way out, so they felt to be truly honorable, the pain must be even greater than what they were experiencing. You correct that that area, known as hats, is very important in Japanese culture and martial arts.
Although it is not widely known, samurai also used guns. It is estimated that there were as many as 500,000 guns in Japan in the second half of the 16th century. Also, the original main weapon of the samurai was not the sword but the bow. The earliest samurai were heavy archer cavalry. As the age of the samurai drew to an end and wars decreased, the role of the samurai shifted from soldiers to bureaucrats, and the sword became a symbol of status (of course, it was also used as a weapon for self-defense).
Close but no they didn't think the heart was in the stomach they thought the hara was in the stomach the spirit in& center of emotions. Also, the mempo or face mask, fits tight to the face and didn't block his vision at all. he got stabbed because he was already committed to lunging down when Tom Cruise picked up the spear. Having the mask on didn't stop him from seeing it. The movies called The last Samurai has nothing to do with Tom Cruise being The last Samurai. The word Samurai is both singular and plural, the name The last Samurai is talking about the last of all of the Samurai in Japan. One winter spent with some Japanese folks does not make you a samurai it takes both a bloodline and a lifetime of training.
@Breaking great duo, you both seem to get the emotional and soulful heartbeats of this film. The audio needs to get clean, the audio for what your watching needs to get better.... other then that it is repetition, be yourselves and sky is the limit.
Appreciate the love and the advice, we'll take it to heart! The audio is tricky Ive had to distort a little bit in order to get the amount of content and dialogue i am showing through the system...
@@BreakingCinema Plus youtube is crap in support of any non 1 mil channel..... just wanted to help out. Again focus on the two of you as no one else YOU two :)
You fine folks wouldn't happen to have a Patreon would you? I wouldn't mind signing up for that. Also might i make a suggestion? I think y'all would really enjoy the Expanse when you expand into shows. I can't wait to see y'all grow in 2025❤❤
The only thing i dislike about this movie (and its a small thing) is the ninja attack scene. They managed to get there without being seen. They were all decked out in black to blend in with the night. And then they attack into the light with arrows. I am no expert, but i am pretty sure ninjas are assassins not warriors. They would have waited till everyone went to bed and stabbed or poison them in their sleep.
Cause the USA wasn’t exporting them yet hence why the American ambassador with the mutton chops was there at the end arranging a trade deal with Japan.
you may read in my above comment, but i did not mean that in a literal sense. I use the term savage quite often to describe like "badas" or a "beast" etc etc.
@BreakingCinema in that case I apologize. And I will continue watching. I do understand what you are saying here. And I apologize for my reaction to it.
Thank you so much everyone for tuning in with us!! And all of the supportive comments. Been slowly raising audio for all present & future uploads. It is the main thing blocking my uploads even with distortions effects added. Also I saw a few people bring up my savages comment. I mean that as modern slang like (beast, bada**, Unit, weapon) etc. etc. Not as in literal savage. Top 5 movies of all time the more i sit on this one
What happened to the last LotR film? Are you still doing a reaction for it or did it get blocked?
@@MannyBrum That will be uploaded this friday or sat. Recording it thursday!
Katsumoto: "The perfect blossom is a rare thing. You could spend your life looking for one, and it would not be a wasted life."
(later...) "They are all...perfect"
My fav quote from my fav movie.
You beat me to it! I love that and now, often meditate through that portal of visual imagery.
fun fact: Tom trained 6 months for that fight with all those men. Was worth it.
This is one of most beautiful and tragic movies imo. I love this one so much.
Outstanding performance by Ken Watanabe, beautiful movie .... the finale is very emotional no matter how many times you watch it.
This was the movie that made me take Tom Cruise more seriously as an actor.
how could you not after that?!
The first movie I saw that let me know he would be great was Rain Man (1987 or 1988).
15:05 Actually, they believed that their souls were located in their bellies. Slitting their bellies ensured that their souls would be released.
Also, the ending satisfies both Japanese and Western audiences; the Japanese, because the Japanese hero died, and the Western audiences, because the Western hero lived.
Also, samurai are a caste; you have to be born a samurai to be a samurai. Katsumoto is thus the last samurai.
Great reaction! Subscribed!
Thank you for the knowledge❤️
buke is the caste, a samurai is a member of the buke, a bushi who serves a higher bushi. Katsumoto is a daimyo, a high ranking samurai who is the head of a han/province. The daimyo served the shogun or in this case, the emperor. And originally they served the shugo, the provincial governeurs, as military commanders, while the shugo were direct gokenin (household samurai) of the shogun.
You mentioned Shogun, the samurai in the armor with Horns on his helmet (the one he fights in the sword fight where they draw, and who kicks his ass in the rain) is Hiruyuki Sanada who plays Lord Toranaga in Shogun
"Hiroyuki sanada" legendary actor I'm still trying to memorise the name,Nd yes he's one of my favourites🤝🏾
Katsumoto said earlier that a man could spend his life looking for a perfect cherry blossom, and it would not be a wasted life. “They are all perfect” refers to that.
it was also the ending to the poem, the one he could not finish
@ yes! I forgot about that.
Unit 731, rape of Nanking.....
Man you are lucky to have someone who looks at you like she does.
I'm really enjoying your videos, thanks.
Aw that’s so sweet! Glad you enjoy the videos!
All of the cherry blossoms are perfect. The riddle from the beginning. A parable is hidden there.
Japan has a national Tom Cruise day because of this film.
34:58 Not a lot of people notice this, Katsumoto actually shields Algren with his own body while they are under fire.
Remember, Algren killed Taka's husband not that long ago. Of course she is going to be conflicted in how she feels.
Bob is Him. Seizo Fukumoto has died 20,000 agonizing deaths. He's been gored by samurai and gunned down by gangsters. His bloodied body has slammed into trees, tumbled down stairs and crashed through sliding paper-and-wood doors.
No. Katsumoto was The Last Samurai. Algren was just there to witness it.
thank you for your insight, high tier!
You two are great! Glad I found your reaction channel! Subscribed!
Thank you glad to have you with us! 💙
Katsumoto's "they are all perfect" carries a deep spiritual meaning, a moment of supreme clarity and enlightenment before death.
Of course this is presented in a romantic way, but in essence it's a very Zen idea.
We watch the world and we lay our judgment upon things and label them based on our subjective expectations without even realizing that we're doing that.
Thus we see things the way we want to see them not the way they truly are.
We deem things as good or bad based upon our selfish criteria.
But that good-bad duality doesn't really exist.
If we remove ourselves from the equation, things in and of themselves are neither good, nor bad.
A tree can be a good thing to us if it's useful or if we deem it beautiful, and it can be a bad thing if it doesn't correspond to our values or expectations.
But the tree itself doesn't give a damn about those opinions. It just is. And it is exactly how it's supposed to be.
Everything in the universe is perfect in itself. Every cherry blossom is perfect according to it's own standards, only our subjective opinions can deem it imperfect.
We constantly judge and label things. If I ask you what is this: + some people will say it's a plus sign, others that it's a cross, yet others that it's the letter "t".
But all those things, the plus, the cross, the t exist only in our minds. Meanings that we artificially attach to everything.
In the simplest reality, + is two black lines on a white surface.
This goes way, waaaay deeper but I hope it's a good starting thought.
52:30
"Wonder what he meant by that."
K: a man could spend his entire life searching for the perfect blossom and it would not be a wasted life.
Also K: perfect. They are ALL perfect.
He realized at the end that it's pointless to search for perfection, because nature IS perfection.
And it's metaphor of life. Everything and everyone has its place and role and all of it is as it should be. This is Buddhism.
Lets freaking go!!! I was rewatching john wick while at work today. Love your channel.
your the best thank you so much! patreon soon!! were going to be doing live chats every weekend for group hangouts and get to know our fans personally if your interested.
@BreakingCinema oh that's awesome great idea. I personally feel like that what is lacking from some reaction channels not much communications in between followers and reactors. Like I would like to know about you and your channel.
fun fact: The guy that made the sword is a 4th generation sword maker and he setup the forge and made the sword that Tom Cruise received.
Tom Cruise has starred in some incredible and popular movies, he always delivers but to me, this is def his best movie.
Ken Watanabe and Hiroyuki Sanada are incredible actors too. This is an excellent movie n has a fantastic score, by Hans Zimmer.
20:35
You're the first reactor(s) to this movie of thr dozen I've seen thwt actually understood this. That it wasn't tenacity. It was self loathing. That he wasn't trying to impress Uijo, but rather wanted the beating. A warped sense of atonement.
we have our strengths with what we notice at times! haha
The Last Samurai is a great movie💯🔥
"Emperor Meiji: Tell me how he died.
Algren: I will tell you how he lived."
katsumodo was talking about bushido (the way of the warrior)
the poem about blossoms and searching for the perfect one.. is an analogy for the warrior searching for the perfect death/life
"they're all perfect" - a full life living with honour and dying for the right cause is always perfect
its a beautiful movie. u both are actually quite smart, u pick up a lot emotionally and tonally from movie. got my sub! 👍
Love This Movie Never Get Sick And Tired Of Watching From Time To Time
The old adage goes, "Never bring a knife to a gun fight!" Still, bringing a gun alone is not always the best plan of action. While guns can be deadly effective from quite a distance, knives/swords have their own advantages. As shown in this film, a swords best feature is that it does not have to be reloaded.
This is one of my favorite movies.
There are two movies I saw every weekend during their theatrical run. If you haven’t seen them, try ‘em. They are Tombstone & The Crow.
Great Reaction !! I'm In !! Keep it Up
We're glad you're here!
Katsumoto was saying earlier that you could spend your whole life searching for the perfect cherry blossom, and it would not be a wasted life. In the end, he found the perfect blossom when he dies..
Btw, the last samurai was the emperor when he accepted Katsumoto’s sword.
Great reaction for a Great movie ..
Hopefully you react to more TOM CRUISE movies
Lee: "OMG he can't even put it in the hole !"
Val : "side eye smile with a smirk and a slight blush"
Priceless !
Uploaded 36s ago, I think I'm first. Btw love your reaction and great choice of movies.
You're the best!
The way you summarize the movie is great 👌
Thank you that means a lot 💙
what, first tommy boy movie and its The Last Samurai damn. awesome pick and def a high entry point.
With all respect... Val is GORGEOUS! Luck man, sir. ❤
fun fact: The battle with the horses and the samurais coming through the fog took 3 days to film.
First time watching one of your reactions. Nicely done. Valerie is very pretty :)
I'm not sure if Tom Cruise achieved the title of Samurai. To me Katsumoto was the truly Last Samurai.
Hey man, just an FYI: Katsumoto (and his men) are the last Samurai, not Nathan.
that does make more sense in terms of authenticity. thank you!!
Great reaction guys!
For sure a good movie. I heard you go on and on about Shogun during the reaction and I was just wondering if you had ever seen the show Westworld. I won't say exactly WHY you may be interested or how it connects but I try to get everyone to watch that show anyhow. I'm not sure if you've heard anything about that show at all and so I won't say anything now and I'd urge you not to look up much on it as if you're completely unaware of what it's about it can add a BIG chunk of enjoyment to it. I know you don't know me so my recommendations carry basically no weight but it has to be one of my favorite (if not favorite) shows ever.
And yeah, Tom Cruise is pretty neat. You'll have to go on a Tom... cruise... and see what else you think is good. Just please, PLEASE, as someone who was around when a lot of these movies came out, PLEASE watch more than just his MIssion Impossible movies. Yeah, sure, they can be really entertaining but there is a lot more to him than just those movies. Watch some of his 80's movies and then work your way up. Some people popular today aren't just popular because they recently made a good movie. A lot of them have a long history of good movies kind of like those that only see Keanu Reeves as John Wick as if he had no history before that. And no, I'm not just talking about Neo either.
Okay, I'll leave you guys alone now. TL;DR? I like stuff and you should like stuff too! :P
Very nice reaction guys ...
Don't forget to react to :-
1- The man in the iron mask 1998
2- Rambo first blood 1982
ahh. Leo & the three musketeers
@@wh_kers
It's very nice movie
The Man in The Iron Mask!! Yes!
The Great Wall is an excellent movie, and I recommend you watch it.
The last battle was based on a real battle "the battle of Shiroyama ❤
First here ❤️ i hope you react to The Sixth Sense
この2人が悟れる未来を楽しみにしてます。😊
"you could spend your whole life looking for a perfect blossom and it wouldn't be a wasted life"in the end his life was over he finally found the perfect blossom,it was at the end of his life,im not to sure either but i think its a hint at follow what you believe in at the time,even if things change its never a waste..all life xp all adds up in the end, even if you think those phases were meaningless it does mean something as it's part of the reason you are where/who you are now
Any reaction to this film, YES PLEASE!
Great reaction and insights.. new sub here!
Welcome aboard! We're excited you're here.
@@BreakingCinema not sure if u recognize, the actor that beating up tom cruise and training him was the actor that played toronaga in Shogun
Enjoyed your reaction but seppuku wasn’t a cut into the lower abdomen because they thought that was where the heart is located. They cut open enough people to know the correct internal anatomy. It was done in the lower abdomen because they felt that was the most painful. They didn’t want the taking of one’s life to be seen as taking the easy way out, so they felt to be truly honorable, the pain must be even greater than what they were experiencing. You correct that that area, known as hats, is very important in Japanese culture and martial arts.
10:51 you got this far… that look.. you must be very good
Although it is not widely known, samurai also used guns. It is estimated that there were as many as 500,000 guns in Japan in the second half of the 16th century.
Also, the original main weapon of the samurai was not the sword but the bow. The earliest samurai were heavy archer cavalry. As the age of the samurai drew to an end and wars decreased, the role of the samurai shifted from soldiers to bureaucrats, and the sword became a symbol of status (of course, it was also used as a weapon for self-defense).
Phenomenal movie and reaction.
thumbs down for editing out the best scene of the movie.
love you guys
thank you were glad your here!
The "perfect" line is the end of the haiku he started earlier in the film if I'm not mistaken
Never fire an actor _before_ his last performance.
There was a shot in this movie were Tom almost got killed.
everyone watching want to watch the movie to not a small eyeball😮
Close but no they didn't think the heart was in the stomach they thought the hara was in the stomach the spirit in& center of emotions. Also, the mempo or face mask, fits tight to the face and didn't block his vision at all. he got stabbed because he was already committed to lunging down when Tom Cruise picked up the spear. Having the mask on didn't stop him from seeing it. The movies called The last Samurai has nothing to do with Tom Cruise being The last Samurai. The word Samurai is both singular and plural, the name The last Samurai is talking about the last of all of the Samurai in Japan. One winter spent with some Japanese folks does not make you a samurai it takes both a bloodline and a lifetime of training.
Nice 👌
This is a masterpiece you should check out Daredevil awesome action movie and Without a Paddle it an incredible comedy
Where's muh LOTR bruh? 😉😂 Jk keep up the great work guys. I am looking forward to you droppinh ROTK though
Coming soon!
@@BreakingCinemaim sure it'll arrive precisely when it means to
@Breaking great duo, you both seem to get the emotional and soulful heartbeats of this film. The audio needs to get clean, the audio for what your watching needs to get better.... other then that it is repetition, be yourselves and sky is the limit.
Appreciate the love and the advice, we'll take it to heart! The audio is tricky Ive had to distort a little bit in order to get the amount of content and dialogue i am showing through the system...
@@BreakingCinema Plus youtube is crap in support of any non 1 mil channel..... just wanted to help out. Again focus on the two of you as no one else YOU two :)
You fine folks wouldn't happen to have a Patreon would you? I wouldn't mind signing up for that.
Also might i make a suggestion? I think y'all would really enjoy the Expanse when you expand into shows. I can't wait to see y'all grow in 2025❤❤
Very soon!
ラストサムライに出てくる兵士の装備は11世紀～13世紀くらいの装備なので、日本人が見ると違和感しかない作品なんですよね。日本の侍は16世紀辺りから大量に銃や大砲使っていたから製作者がアメリカ人だなと感じさせられる作品だと思っています。ストーリーは武士道精神を表現していて好きですけどね。
The only thing i dislike about this movie (and its a small thing) is the ninja attack scene. They managed to get there without being seen. They were all decked out in black to blend in with the night. And then they attack into the light with arrows. I am no expert, but i am pretty sure ninjas are assassins not warriors. They would have waited till everyone went to bed and stabbed or poison them in their sleep.
Katsumoto beheaded his friend because ha was serving as his second. The point being to remove the head at the point of greatest pain.
this movie is so wrong historically but...its a great great piece of art
wait, what were you on about with the Seppuku, That's not why they did cut there.
Also you commit Seppuku/Harakiri to regain your honor. the farther you can cut the better
Ant man 2015, captain america civil war !!!!!
57:20 Buddhism? Or maybe more like shinto... ?
I'm waiting for your anime reaction
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2:00 it isn’t rude to stop trying to correctly say someone name right.
your commentary was so clueless about so much, but it was still a decent reaction.
Watch the movie Troy(2004)
weve heard good things about that one!
haha spit on it , out of pocket haha
Great movie but why didn't Japanese have the better rifles like he demonstrated initially.
Cause the USA wasn’t exporting them yet hence why the American ambassador with the mutton chops was there at the end arranging a trade deal with Japan.
The propouse of seppoku was to make easy the claening of the boby , they dont wanted buried theyr bodies whit human eses inside
How they savages in their own country? Respect tom’s character is in Japan, the country of the Samurai… they are not savages respect their culture!
I meant "savages" as in like a way of talking them up. Modern slang. Not the literal definition! Samurai couldn't have been further from that!
Do you say 'Yo' that much in real life?😂
Val does often. I will here and there. depends on the context haha!
fun fact: The Emperor is a Chinese person that does traditional theatre.
Jujitzu was created in Brazil , but yes the two martial art's that form Jujitzu are Aikido and karate
Really calling the Samurai savages...
you may read in my above comment, but i did not mean that in a literal sense. I use the term savage quite often to describe like "badas" or a "beast" etc etc.
@BreakingCinema in that case I apologize. And I will continue watching. I do understand what you are saying here. And I apologize for my reaction to it.
@@alwaysdriveing no worries! your awesome and we want you here
@@BreakingCinema then it would be better to just say savage, and not savages, that changes the meaning,
@@WakeMeSoon i only added the S because a plural group of them was charging (;
To much talk🤣🤣🤣🤣