Tora! Tora! Tora! evaluation action
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Wellington 2022-03-28 09:01:08
One of the most classic war films in my childhood, compared to the later copy-selling "Pearl Harbor", this kind of documentary showing a series of actions of both Japan and the United States before and after the incident in a panoramic manner seems to have a much weaker visual impact, but it is not. Can make people think more about Pearl Harbor incident.
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Sonny 2022-03-19 09:01:07
When the title emphasizes "the film has a historical basis", you know how boring this film should be. The form of the US-Japan co-production seems to play a de-ideological role, but the creators have forgotten that movies and even documentaries are the products of ideology, so this form can only cause one result: "There are only facts, no ideas. ". The anti-militarist remark at the end is so weak that it can't even function as a slogan.
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Cook #1 (Japanese version only): You know today's date?
Cook #2 (Japanese version only): December 1st.
Cook #1 (Japanese version only): Yes, but tonight will be November 30th.
Cook #2 (Japanese version only): What?
Cook #1 (Japanese version only): When we cross the International Date Line we'll push the clock ahead five hours and turn the calendar back a full day, making today yesterday.
Cook #2 (Japanese version only): Don't be silly! Today can't change into yesterday!
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Cook #1 (Japanese version only): The Date Line makes up for that time difference by turning today into yesterday.
Cook #2 (Japanese version only): I don't quite understand, but if we see the enemy across the line, I guess it would be useless to shoot at them.
Cook #1 (Japanese version only): Why?
Cook #2 (Japanese version only): Because how can today's shells hit yesterday's enemy?