Gross US & Canada
$466,114
Opening weekend US & Canada
$30,500
Gross worldwide
$466,114
Last Days in Vietnam
The film Last Days in Vietnam, a documentary directed by Rory Kennedy. Released in the United States on September 5, 2014. The story tells about the last days of the Vietnam War , Việt Nam Dân chủ Cộng hòa; the English army was victorious , the Republic of Vietnam army was facing collapse, and the American side could only face such a moral dilemma - is it obeying The White House ? Order to evacuate only U.S. citizens, or keep as many of the Republic of Vietnam allies as possible at the risk of being charged with treason.
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- Release date January 17, 2014
- Production companies Moxie Firecracker Films
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By Jose 2022-10-14 22:42:17
Vietnam War History in the Lives of Allies
It has become the norm that any film about the Vietnam War will be over-interpreted. After all, the Vietnam War has changed the United States, and the United States has changed and is still changing the world. I personally think this movie is more suitable for people who don't know the history of Vietnam and the Vietnam War, so there will be fewer preconceived ideas. In this way, this documentary will not be labeled as Wei Guangzheng, Hei Yue, reflection, etc. Documentary as long as true...
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By Maxwell 2022-10-14 19:01:17
"Vietnam became a protectorate of France in 1884, and was occupied by Japan in World War II. After a long and arduous struggle, the Vietnamese people won the revolution in August 1945. On September 2, the Communist Party of Vietnam issued the "Declaration of Independence" , proclaimed the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. In September of the same year, France invaded Vietnam again, and the Vietnamese people fought a war against France that lasted for 9 years. After the Viet...
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By Sigurd 2022-10-14 10:58:45
The White Light of the Dark Ages
What kind of experience is it to lose a country?
When American and South Vietnamese ships loaded with refugees arrived in the Philippines, they had to lower all South Vietnamese flags before the refugees could set foot on Philippine soil. Singing the last national anthem and watching the flag flying for the last time on the sea is the saddest and most helpless moment for the South Vietnamese. They wept, and the tears were over, leaving only an empty look.
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By Zelma 2023-09-16 03:58:44
One of my best...
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By Isac 2023-09-03 22:00:15
two national...
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By Sonia 2023-08-22 00:03:05
If the U.S. had not killed Wu Tingyan at the beginning, and finally betrayed his promise, South Vietnam would never have been reduced to a land of subjugation, just like the Republic of China that was betrayed back then. The last scene of Americans helping the South Vietnamese people to evacuate is tragic and heart-rending, but this last "compassion" and last "humanitarian" will never pay off the debt they owe to the...
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By Burdette 2023-07-27 05:48:05
Such a wonderful and heavy theme, I hope to see it adapted into a feature...
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By Freda 2023-07-23 01:26:08
In the documentary, the Americans finally gave up on Vietnam, betrayed their promise of life and death. Although they rescued as many Vietnamese as possible, they still left the vast majority to the terrifying Vietnamese Communist...
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Self - Army Captain: It was every man for himself. So you saw the World Airways flight being mobbed by South Vietnamese soldiers. You saw ships with thousands of refugees,including lots of soldiers.You saw out-of-control panic. Basically,any boats, trucks, airplanes, or anything going south were besieged by people wanting to get onboard.
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Self - Special Forces Advisor: I thought it was a lot easier to beg forgiveness than to get permission.
