Budget
$14,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$30,503,151
Opening weekend US & Canada
$3,144,367
Gross worldwide
$30,503,151
Uncommon Valor
Uncommon Valor is a 1983 American action film directed by Ted Kotcheff starring Eugene Allen Hackman and Robert Stark .
The film tells the story of Colonel Jason Lord's rescue of his son who was missing on the battlefield in Vietnam.
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- Release date December 16, 1983
- Filming locations Bangkok, Thailand
- Production companies Paramount Pictures, Milius-Feitshans
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By Adolf 2022-10-19 23:46:38
A true story about the Vietnam War
After reading it, let's evaluate it again. Although the ending is not a perfect result, he is a great love. Although his own child died, he saved other people's children. I thought of saving Private Ryan and rushing out of Amazon two movies, with similar themes, one is about saving people and the other is about self-help. However, war does bring harm. Most of the war is caused by the plundering of interests. The national territory must be defended and the warriors should be remembered....
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By Winona 2022-10-19 20:51:38
The Searcher is a kind of metatext, and there are many works related to him (Two Heroes, Naked Pursuit, To Liam Neeson's Rescue Series), and several are very political, such as the disappearance of Garvas, Spielberg's Spy The bridge, saving the soldiers and this minister go straight, and this film also has a small hole in the caper. Under the big confrontation (white Indian, Cold War, Vietnam War, coup d'état), a searcher stabs in like the tip of a needle, opens up and...
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By Emelie 2022-10-19 16:20:32
The official translation of the Red Army's Long March, The Long March.
My own preferred translation, Uncommon Valor, Extraordinary Courage.
Today's recommended American movie, "Uncommon Valor", is going straight.
The film "Long March" tells the story of a father's Long March.
Colonel Rhodes spent 10 years traveling from his home in Texas to the rice fields in Cambodia to rescue his son, Frank, an American soldier captured during the Vietnam War.
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By Arvid 2023-09-30 12:58:23
I remember watching this movie in the army. I was serving in the army at the time. feels pretty good in...
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By Valentina 2023-09-12 08:02:41
The grenades that sailors hang around their necks eventually come in handy...
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By Evangeline 2023-07-28 12:41:26
The Vietnam War left American soldiers with deep pain that they do not want to recall. Colonel Rhode firmly believed that his son did not die in the Vietnam War and was still alive. He hoped that the official army would be sent to rescue him, but the official negotiated with the Vietnamese side several times. result. Under the last resort and unwilling, Rhodes was on the list to organize a small team to rescue in Vietnam. The prisoner of war camp in Vietnam is located in the mountains of...
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By Ladarius 2023-05-28 22:39:30
Yes, temporarily store...
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By D'angelo 2023-05-04 16:49:22
Gene Hackman's "The...
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Kevin Scott: [During night training, Sailor sprays gunfire indiscriminately at cardboard targets] Congratulations, Sailor, you just killed a prisoner.
Sailor: [scoffs] He's a collaborator!
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Col. Cal Rhodes: You know, for years, I couldn't sleep after Korea. My nightmares all had to do with the Chosin Reservoir. The ground there was so frozen, we couldn't bury our dead. We had to pile 'em on trucks and lash them up against the tanks. For years I'd wake up with those dead, frozen faces staring at me.
Wilkes: Did it ever go away?
Col. Cal Rhodes: No... I finally made friends with them, though.
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Johnson: Red wine and uppers... that's why we call him Sailor. He used to take a lot of red wine and uppers, and just sail away.
Charts: How come he wears that goddamned grenade around his neck?
Blaster: Sailor always said, that if life got too shitty, he'd just pull the pin and see what's next.
