Customer Ratings & Reviews

I usually enjoy the older movies because the sets, dialog and the music usually enhances the story. While not one of Wayne's better films the setting and other actors made the difference.

This in not one of John Waynes best, but he does MUCH better than his role as Ghengis Khan. Pretty good from a historical review and it is safe family fare.

Saw this when it first came out so it's about time to watch it again.

John Wayne in the orient and learning their traditions

fantastic picture on this great old John Wayne movie!

I didn't know John Wayne "The Duke" made this movie. It was entertaining and worth the price.

A must for fans of the Duke! A little different than the usual John Wayne movie, worth a look!

Very enjoyable old movie! Love just about anything John Wayne did. He was so very versatile.

I have no friggin clue what this movie is about but my Dad wanted it so here it is!

As always with John Wayne, a classic, definitely worth your time to watch!

Its great to see and old classic, watching John Wayne in action

Get off your horse, and drink your milk. John Wayne

Really good movie! John Wayne will always be the man.

My wife loves the classics, but there is only so much you can do with Blueray.

This movie is a very different vehicle for John Wayne. Like most of you, I was mainly familiar with his Western work, the bulk of his cinema output. This movie is so far from that demographic, it would need 2 buses and a train just to get back there. That being said the film isn't bad. John Wayne isn't exactly believable as a US Diplomat to reclusive Japan but since Wayne always played Wayne it could've been a lot worse. Some of the island scenery is well shot but don't go into the film expecting any lawman jargon, bar fights or cattle rustlers. It's quite boring in plot, is basically a love story between a Geisha hired to spy on Wayne and himself. For novelty's sake alone, it's worth checking out for 1 of the few non-John Wayne roles he ever did that's out on Blu-ray.

John Wayne did a fine job in this movie which was filmed entirely in Japan. The supporting cast was a nice compliment to Wayne. The story was well done. I thought the photography makes it a worth while movie to see.

Love anything that has to do with Japan. I'm not a fan of John Wayne, (it's his voice that gets to me) but I did enjoy this flick of him and a geisha. I recommend this flick of Mr. Wayne actually not playing a cowboy.

And it's bound to offend anymore. John Wayne and his geisha. I mean, there are worse things to watch...?

this is the movie that was filming during the testing of the a bombs, which exposed the cast to radation and caused many to die of cancer

this is a good John Wayne movies that is entertaining