Ghost Dog: The Way Of The Samurai 4K Ultra HD SteelBook

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4k upgrade over the Blu-ray

Fantastic 4k transfer of a classic film , great looking steelbook highly recommended

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Modern Classic

Great film and the steel book cover is awesome. This is a much deeper film than it is often given credit for. It’s a brilliant blending of various ideas and themes: East Asian culture, bushido, the decline of the mafia, hip hop, people trying to follow a moral code in a world morals. It also has a quirky sense of humour throughout as well. The sound track by RZA is incredible, and I can’t imagine anyone else other than Forest Whittaker playing this role.

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