The shock of history comes from seriousness

Lura 2022-01-11 08:02:28

I have only watched 5 historical films of this grade. There are also General Patton from the United States, Stalingrad from the Soviet Union, the domestically produced battle and the Opium War. From historical facts, the new version of Pearl Harbor is just a joke, and the theme of the grand war is far beyond the comparison of ordinary personal hero movies. I missed the Cold War period, this kind of film is out of fashion, and there may be no new ones. It is regrettable. Our country has such rich historical resources, but it would be too tainted to shoot some Chibi like this.

The BBC said: “The immortal achievement of the film lies in the impartial depiction of brave and capable Japanese soldiers.” The scene of worshipping God before takeoff made me even think that it is reasonable to visit the Yasukuni Shrine. Soldiers, wars and war criminals should be distinguished.

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  • Shanna 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    When I watched it again with Lukeson who was sick, I remembered that I never watched it when I was a child. The scene where the old man had a meeting an hour ago was really hard. The next one is pure play for an hour. Fortunately, it is a G-rated film, which is suitable for recommending to children who are interested in World War II.

  • Layne 2022-03-24 09:03:02

    Who can compete with the most powerful navy among the pure-blooded Aryans, only the pride of the people of color---the Yamato nation! ! ! !

Tora! Tora! Tora! quotes

  • 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?

  • Lt. Commander Kramer: You're late!

    Mrs. Kramer: Well, I was...

    Lt. Commander Kramer: Please, take me to the White House.

    Mrs. Kramer: Well, if you'd told me we were invited to the White House, I would have dressed. You know Mrs. Roosevelt. Although she's very informal personally, I've heard she's a stickler for protocol.

    Lt. Commander Kramer: Darling, will you shut up and drive.