El soldado perdido

Título original: Feng huo fang fei

2017
Not Rated
1h 37min

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Emile Hirsch and Yifei Liu in El soldado perdido (2017)

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Tras el ataque de Japón en Pearl Harbor el 7 de diciembre de 1941, Estados Unidos bombardea Tokio para subir la moral a sus tropas. Un piloto sobrevive gracias a la ayuda de una mujer china.Tras el ataque de Japón en Pearl Harbor el 7 de diciembre de 1941, Estados Unidos bombardea Tokio para subir la moral a sus tropas. Un piloto sobrevive gracias a la ayuda de una mujer china.Tras el ataque de Japón en Pearl Harbor el 7 de diciembre de 1941, Estados Unidos bombardea Tokio para subir la moral a sus tropas. Un piloto sobrevive gracias a la ayuda de una mujer china.

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The air raid on Tokyo depicted at the beginning of the film is apparently the Doolittle Raid of 18 April 1942, in which sixteen B-25 Mitchells were launched from the USS Hornet to attack targets in Tokyo and Yokohama in retaliation for the attack on Pearl Harbor four months earlier. The raid did little damage but served as an important propaganda tool for the US.

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The opening scene over Tokyo shows them shooting down a Zero. In fact, the guns were removed from the B25's to save weight. The guns were replaced with broomsticks, painted black, in hopes of scaring off Japanese pilots.

Only the tail gun was replaced by a broomstick and the belly turret was removved. The B25s did retain their dorsal turret and nose guns and 2 crewmen claimed to have shot down Japanese fighters during the raid.

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10/10

Heartwarming & Heartbreaking

Monday is movie night at our house. My wife comes home with a new one from Red Box after work every Monday without fail and we have run the genre Gambit. Everything from meaningless junk to Best picture winners. We've laughed, we've cryed, we've cursed, we've applauded, we've been left wondering why and/or how we sat through many of them. I've often wanted to turn some off and forget I ever allowed myself to suffer through some of these flicks. Then "In harm's way" found it's way to our DVD player ... This movie will probably never be heralded with the greatest films ever made. But I can honestly say: I absolutely loved it. I never want to know what I'm about to watch. I don't want to know the genre, or any plot points. I want to be completely open minded and never have any premonition of the story. I hate the idea of "movie trailers" I think they are the absolute worst thing that can be done as far as movies go. I mean why watch a ballgame if you know who's going to win???... I will not ruin this experience for anyone else with spoilers. All I will say is: If a heart beats inside of you...watch this movie. Have a wonderful life too. God bless all and thanks for reading my review.