Uno Rojo: División de choque

Título original: The Big Red One

1980
12
1h 53min

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Mark Hamill and Lee Marvin in Uno Rojo: División de choque (1980)

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Un curtido sargento y los cuatro miembros principales de su unidad de infantería intentan sobrevivir a la Segunda Guerra Mundial mientras van de batalla en batalla por toda Europa.Un curtido sargento y los cuatro miembros principales de su unidad de infantería intentan sobrevivir a la Segunda Guerra Mundial mientras van de batalla en batalla por toda Europa.Un curtido sargento y los cuatro miembros principales de su unidad de infantería intentan sobrevivir a la Segunda Guerra Mundial mientras van de batalla en batalla por toda Europa.

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Premios
- 2 premios y 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The bulk of the picture was shot in Israel, and director Samuel Fuller remarked that it was unsettling after a scene was shot when the German soldiers and SS troops would take off their helmets and Fuller would see them wearing yarmulkes; also, between takes they would be sitting around the set in full Nazi uniform speaking Hebrew or reading the Torah.

Pifias
During the WW1 scene between the Sergeant and the officer in the dug-out, the Sergeant learns that the armistice had been signed 4 hours previously at 1100hrs, November 11, 1918. While talking with the officer, the sergeant is cutting a piece of red cloth in the shape of a number '1' which he says he will submit as a proposed insignia for the division. However the shoulder sleeve insignia for the 1st Division consisting of a red number "1" was already approved on 31 Oct 1918.

Citas
[the troop stops before a memorial]
Johnson: Would you look at how fast they put the names of all our guys who got killed?
The Sergeant: That's a World War One memorial.
Johnson: But the name's are the same.
The Sergeant: They always are.

Versiones alternativas
In 2004, film critic Richard Schickel restored this film to a new director's cut length of approximately 160 minutes. Using Samuel Fuller's production notes and the full-length, unexpurgated script, Schickel restored the footage that was forced to be cut by the studio upon its original 1980 release (which runs 116 minutes). The restored version's DVD release date is 3 May 2005. This longer, epic-length version is closer to Fuller's original vision for the film.

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Written by Horst Wessel

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7/10

A highly entertaining world war 2 movie

I thought I had seen all the WW2 movies out there but I guess this one was off the radar. There are for sure now better movies to be seen but this is worth the watch.

It is basically a movie that follows one platoon as they go through the war, and how each individual soldier wrestles with various demons so to speak. There is enough action to keep things moving.

Would recommend to anyone who likes, war movies, actions movies or seeing Luke Skywalker as a young soldier.