I'm assuming we're not rating these films, because well they'd all be pretty damn high. What I remember most about Late Spring was the fact that it contained what I believe to be the longest tracking shot ever in an Ozu film, following the father and daughter along a walk outside. I remembered thinking at the time (damn Ozu's camera moved!) Great film in general, and widely considered one of Ozu's finest accomplishments. I was able to get a DVD import of it, considering nearly every other part of the world is more evolved in their Ozu collections. But of course once you break down and buy the film imported, then Criterion will announce it's release (at least that's my current belief whenever contemplating buying an import). Speaking of imported DVD's I have one of Life of Oharu, and I haven't watched it (other than to see if it works), so I might have to drag that out in the near future. Just to warn you I wasn't wild about Oharu the first time I saw it, so no promises I'll be kind to it.

I also have rather detailed reviews of Seven Samurai, Ikiru, Throne of Blood, Rashomon, and Good Morning on my old computer, which if I can retrieve it, I'll make sure to add them.