Funny trailer for Charles Bronson’s 1971 western RED SON Samurai

Here’s a fun trailer for an obscure 70’s movie that many of you have probably never seen before. It is a 1971 film titled Red sun.

The film features an all-star cast that includes some of the biggest names in cinema at the time. The main roles are played by Charles Bronson, Toshiro MifuneAND Ursula Andreswho were all famous and respected actors in their respective countries.

The story is set in the American West in the late 1800s and revolves around a gang of thieves who steal a prized samurai sword from a Japanese ambassador traveling to the region. The thieves are pursued by a gang led by Bronson’s character, a stoic and skilled gunslinger, and Mifune’s character, a samurai warrior who seeks to recover the stolen sword. The action sequences of the film are well choreographed and thrilling, keeping the audience in suspense.

The film also has a uniquely quirky sense of humor which adds to its overall appeal. The interactions between the characters are often lighthearted and playful, and the film doesn’t take itself too seriously. For example, there’s a scene where Bronson’s character teaches Mifune’s character how to smoke a cigar, which is both funny and endearing.

The landscapes used in the film of the American West are breathtakingly beautiful, and the film takes full advantage of the scenery to create a sense of grandeur and scale. The director of the film, Terence Youngwas known for his stylish and visually striking films, and Red sun is no exception.

Check out the trailer below, and you can even watch the full movie if you want! I’ve included that too!