Zatoichi the blind swordsman is a great samurai series of movies with the titular character being blind. According to this kung-fu movie forum, it has apparently been dubbed into English but the commentators are not sure where to find the dubbed copy. There are several movies, and at least one more recent remake (2003 with Beat Takeshi) and Amazon is showing all of these with English subtitles so if you have a subtitle-reader that could work. I think old samurai movies would be great as just audio, with the small sounds of shifting feet, the long quiet pauses as tension builds, the sharp clash of steel, and spaghetti western style of over-acting. Zatoichi is in my top 5 Samurai movies of all time, and your post reminded me to watch it again so thanks!

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Edit - full movie is on Youtube - $1

Also, there are a LOT more movies than I thought! Looks like I am going to have some to catch up with too!

I've seen #17 and it has a GREAT final showdown in falling snow.

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Bird box, no spoilers, but hero is blind.

Dark Victory, really old movie.

Scent of a Woman, ny husband suggested. I’ve never seen it.

The Miracle Worker

Just in case it didn't occur to you, blind people like watching movies that don't have blind characters. Blind people generally enjoy watching movies more if they have an audio description track. Audio description is an additional audio track that describes the visuals of a movie so that blind people can follow the story.

Wait Until Dark

Going to the Mat

Blink. It's a decent thriller. It's no spoiler to say it's about someone who recovers sight but she plays it with a decent amount of attitude.

Also, is it me, or is "blink" blind person slang for blind people in at least some circles.

The ray charles movie I think it’s caed Ray but could be wrong.

There’s www.audiovault.net for audio described movies without the visuals.