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Henri 2023-09-29 15:25:09
8. During the war, the transport ship was still much safer than the battleship, and Fangda died as soon as he was transferred. Lemon is...
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Garrick 2023-09-28 03:19:18
The situation on the...
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Eugenia 2023-09-09 22:23:59
The anti-war thoughts under the framework of Ford's patriotism, the thinking on people, war and country, are grand and...
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Adonis 2023-08-26 16:50:44
The first half of the film looks like an absurd slapstick, but at the bottom of the black humor, it deeply reflects the war-weariness of people in the later period of the...
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Patricia 2023-08-13 02:49:44
Behind the black humor is the love of comrades-in-arms in the army, especially when Fang Dabie is on the medal made by the sailors. . . The only flaw for me is that I felt prematurely that Mr. Roberts played by Fonda would die for the war, so the final outcome did not shock me. The rivalry between Cagney and Fonda is...
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Daniella 2023-08-06 08:40:28
Too positive energy, the subject matter is closer to Mutiny on the Ship, but the results are very different. However, switching back and forth between comedy and seriousness has weakened most of the comedy effect in the...
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Ona 2023-07-21 11:05:42
It turned out to be the first John Ford I...
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Russell 2023-06-17 14:45:10
Too positive energy, the subject matter is closer to Mutiny on the Ship, but the results are very different. However, switching back and forth between comedy and seriousness has weakened most of the comedy effect in the...
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Wellington 2023-06-12 19:01:16
★★★☆ "The Long Way Home" broadcast...
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Michel 2023-06-11 04:50:21
War, comedy, playful, moving, unimaginable combination. Fonda's brilliance, Kegney's evil, Powell's detachment, Lemon's awakening, it's...
Mister Roberts Comments
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Emmanuelle 2022-10-03 14:32:19
The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize imprisonment are thrown into the sea twice, which symbolizes the overturning of power and the desire for freedom.
The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize imprisonment are thrown into the sea twice, which symbolizes the overturning of power and the desire for freedom. The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize...
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Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: Doc, that new hospital hasn't got nurses, has it?
Doc: It didn't have yesterday.
Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: It has today.
Doc: And how did you find out they were there?
Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: It just came to me all of a sudden. I was lying on my bunk this morning, thinking. And there wasn't a breath of air. And all of a sudden, a funny thing happened. A little breeze came up, and I took a big, deep breath, and I said to myself "Pulver, boy, there's women on that island!"
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Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: Frank, I like you. There's no getting around the fact that you're a real likable guy.
Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: Yeah? Yeah!
Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: But...
Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: But what?
Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: Well, I also think you're the most hapless, lazy, disorganized, and in general, most lecherous person I've ever known in my life.
Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: I am not!
Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: You're not what?
Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: I am not disorganized!
