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War is war
Franz 2022-01-11 08:02:28
Everyone has their own point of view to watch the movie. I think the climax of the movie is not the indiscriminate bombing of Pearl Harbor. I like the departure of the Japanese army: the sky is bright in the early morning, the first attack echelon sets off, and Nan Yunzhong takes all the commands. The officer was on the bridge, and all the other personnel on the ship went to the deck to see them off. The feeling of life and death is uncertain. The background is the sunrise of the sea (the flag of the Japanese navy). In a sense, the sunrise is about to be excited. The moments of people's hearts make my heart surging. The finest shots made in the 1970s, what the current movies lack is the courage to record the facts. You have to insert some love between men and women. War is war!
Extended Reading
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Giovani 2022-03-16 09:01:06
One of the best war movies of mankind so far, war is war, don’t have anything to eat, drink, play and engage in objects
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Maria 2022-03-26 09:01:10
Only now did I understand what was going on in the attack on Pearl Harbor. . . No wonder I always fail history. . . It's not clear in the book. . .
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Captain John Earle: [Captain John Earle receives a phone call from Kaminsky about a submarine sunk in the harbor] Confirmation, Kaminsky. I want confirmation.
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[a Chief Petty Officer is showing ship identification silhouettes to pilots aboard Akagi]
Eager Pilot: Enterprise!
Chief Petty Officer: No, you idiot! It's your own flagship!
[laughter]