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Availability: Out Of Print - This title is currently unavailable and/or out of print. Other versions may still be available; and will be listed on the right side of your screen. AKA: Hiroshi Inagaki's Samurai Trilogy || First Samurai: Book Of Five Rings Collection [Crash Cinema Re-Titling] || Vagabond || Musashi Miyamoto Released: 2004 [Japan] Genre: Swordplay/Sword(s)     Sub-Genre: Drama

Samurai 1: Musashi Miyamoto

Samurai 2: Duel At Ichijoji Temple

Samurai 3: Duel At Ganryu Island

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	URGENT NOTE: A lot of people have asked us about differences between the Crash Cinema and Taiwanese versions of the Samurai Trilogy DVDs. The Crash version is a bit blurry and has oversaturated yellows. The subtitles are also a bit blurry and are non-removable. The Taiwan version has a much sharper picture and more muted, controlled color tones. The subtitles are player-generated so they are much crisper and are also removable. On the plus side for the Crash version, the credits are subtitled and there is an 18-minute documentary on the making of a traditional Japanese sword. If you're on a tight budget, the Crash version is an excellent value. Otherwise we have to recommend the Taiwanese DVDs.
	URGENT NOTE: HKFlix.com has been informed by Toho that Toho owns the exclusive right to distribute this title in North America. HKFlix.com does not distribute this title.

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Plot:	Contains all three films in the trilogy, packaged in a special collector's box.
Running Time:	300 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	Japanese
Subtitles:	ENGLISH
Distributor:	Crash Cinema  [A USA-Based Distributor]
Rating:	UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board."
Features:	Full Screen (OAR) Mono "The Making Of The Katana Sword" Documentary (18 mins.)