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None yet I'm afraid - they are being a bit sticky about shipping outside of the Uk but we are working on it 
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@guys waiting for Contol Resonant Steel book - we have the oportunity to get a few US editions if you are keen - please PM and I will create the order for you
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hey Meh - They arrived late yesterday and are being dispatch today (Both for Switch 1 and Switch 2 versions 
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Ran (1985) is the most visually beautiful story based film ever made imo
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The title for most beautiful film of all time goes to The Fall (2006) - but it's not really about the story, it's just an excuse to showcase these colourful, incredible setpieces.
But Kurosawa's masterpiece, Ran, is all about the story - but it's so well shot and filmed that it really makes you think about how wonderful cinema can be as a visual medium.
The use of colour is sooo good. The scene that opens the movie - in the bright green meadow with the bright coloured samurai goes is really striking. I love the mountain backdrop and the ambient sound of birds - it's just a great way to set the stage with these peaceful images and sounds before the chaos starts.
But Kurosawa's masterpiece, Ran, is all about the story - but it's so well shot and filmed that it really makes you think about how wonderful cinema can be as a visual medium.
The use of colour is sooo good. The scene that opens the movie - in the bright green meadow with the bright coloured samurai goes is really striking. I love the mountain backdrop and the ambient sound of birds - it's just a great way to set the stage with these peaceful images and sounds before the chaos starts.
