HBO Max Loses the 74-Year-Old Classic Roger Ebert Called His Ultimate Rewatch

HBO Max Loses the 74-Year-Old Classic Roger Ebert Called His Ultimate Rewatch




Western audiences will probably associate Akira Kurosawa with epics such as Seven Samuraiand Ran, and, of course, the widely influential drama Rashomon. However, the legendary Japanese filmmaker also made a quietly meditative drama that is just as well-regarded. The movie in question was released in 1952, which makes it 74 years old. It's currently available to stream in the United States on HBO Max, giving a new generation of audiences a great opportunity to check it out. That said, they may want to hurry, because it'll be removed from the platform soon.


Western audiences will probably associate Akira Kurosawa with epics such as Seven Samuraiand Ran, and, of course, the widely influential drama Rashomon. However, the legendary Japanese filmmaker also made a quietly meditative drama that is just as well-regarded. The movie in question was released in 1952, which makes it 74 years old. It's currently available to stream in the United States on HBO Max, giving a new generation of audiences a great opportunity to check it out. That said, they may want to hurry, because it'll be removed from the platform soon.

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