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#129212 - 08/16/01 08:18 PM Budo
Karateka888 Stranger Registered: 08/16/01 Posts: 4 Loc: Londonderry, NH, USA	I recently viewed a film called BUDO. It was an old film dealing with the history and technical aspects of many traditional art forms. It was the best and most informative film I have seen. I want to buy a copy very much, but can't find it anywhere. If you know where to get a copy or would like to share your thoughts about the film, please respond. Thank You
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#129213 - 02/02/03 01:13 PM Re: Budo
iron fist Stranger Registered: 01/17/03 Posts: 4 Loc: winnepeg manitoba canada	i saw this film many years ago and I agree it is a classic sorry i don`t know where to get a copy
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#129214 - 05/10/03 01:05 PM Re: Budo
Ryan567 Newbie Registered: 05/10/03 Posts: 8	Yeah, that's the best martial arts documentary of all time! I had an old VHS copy that I wore out years ago. I got a copy on dvd from here: http://www.budovideos.com/eternalbudodvd.html Btw, does anyone know the name of the guy that was doing all the tameshigiri (test cutting)? Thanks, Ryan
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#129215 - 01/17/04 12:46 PM Re: Budo
Jeff Harris Newbie Registered: 02/21/03 Posts: 10 Loc: Mesa, Arizona, USA	Nakamura Taizaburo was the the swordsman cutting the straw targets. Yes that is one of the best films of it kind I have seen. Jeff Harris
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#129216 - 05/24/04 04:14 PM Re: Budo
mateo Member Registered: 06/09/04 Posts: 63 Loc: Toronto	Aside from the stridently 1970s soundtrack and an apparent need by the narrator to instill in us a feeling of "ooo, budo is scary!" an really excellent movie which I sought out again about 20 years after first having seen it. I also found it at www.budovideos.com . How about the younger teacher who practises cutting, iai, kendo and zen? Is that "Tomoo Koide" from the credits? Anyone have any information about him? Very impressive.
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