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House of Bamboo (1955)

Eddie Kenner is given a special assignment by the Army to get the inside story on Sandy Dawson, a former GI who has formed a gang of fellow servicemen and Japanese locals.

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Brandon S 07 Dec 2009

Even with Roberts Ryan and Stack, it really didn't engage me.

Don Druker 13 May 2003

One of Samuel Fuller's best, a tough, sometimes nasty, but always exciting 1955 effort in 'Scope and color that unites three of his favorite topics: military comradeship, the underworld, and the Far East.

Zach F 13 Sep 2008

An amazing film from Samuel Fuller shot, in scope, and in Japan. The photography is brilliant, and the story explores the usual Fuller mixture of sentimentality and brutality quite nicely.

Janne S 09 May 2012

Maybe it is just Robert Stack, but HOUSE OF BAMBOO to crime thriller genre is like WRITTEN ON THE WIND to romance. They look similarly bright in colors, have the same kind of generic music going on at all kind, the sound kind of shabbiness in dubbing, and are both extremely melodramatic. HOUSE OF BAMBOO is not as affected and as corny (in the best sense of the word) as Douglas Sirk's melodrama, and is a very solid film for what it is. This is my first Samuel Fuller film. My impression of him as this moment is the same as that for Sirk: greatly gifted, more to be learned from than to be looked at.

Martin T 26 Aug 2009

Despite some of the indoor locations looking like a dressed up Hollywood set, they never look cheesy and the film rises above its limitations due to Fuller's respectful portrayal of Japan and its citizens. I thoroughly enjoyed Robert Ryan's villain, and also highly appreciated the fact that the Japanese characters appear authentic with language difficulties not swept under the carpet (see Ryan yelling into the phone "English!"). Wonderful use of Japanese locales and the cinemascope production allows the vibrant colours to bring the postwar Tokyo backdrop to life. I'm slowly making my way through Fuller's back catalogue, but mark this one down as another winner.