Some of the depictions of brutality on the ship being borrowed for Gable's "The Mutiny(反乱） on the Bounty" and the baby pram（乳母車） on the Odessa Steps being borrowed for Costner's "Untouchables" .Odessa Steps sequence is cinema folklore, but the death of the mutineer leader and the vision of the hung men（つるされた） are equally unforgettable.
The fade ins and fade outs that show the crowds gathering on the steps as a way to speed up the action as well as the many facial close-ups of the sailors and the victims.
This film was first released for the public in 1967 in Japan,
Screening this film was banned by the government censorship before the war in Japan,
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