Rashomon and Hero share only one point in common: In both movies, there's a certain story that's being told from different angles which means that only one story have many versions. Other than than, everything else is dissimilar.
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Both are classic jidaigeki epic Samurai movies from 50s. Both involve "gates".............................................
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Both are classic jidaigeki epic Samurai movies from 50s. Both movies star Mori Masayuki & Kyo Machiko.
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“Rashomon” is the most famous film to tell the same story from multiple perspectives. Though “Monster” is closer in its cynicism and absence of a conclusive answer to the source short stories “Rashômon” and “In a Grove” by Akutagawa Ryûnosuke.
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Both movies are based on classic jidaigeki novels by Akutagawa Ryunosuke..................................................................................................................................................................
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Another Kurosawa film, probably his most famous
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