Hombres de valor

Título original: USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage

2016
R
2h 8min

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Nicolas Cage, Tom Sizemore, Thomas Jane, and Matt Lanter in Hombres de valor (2016)

Trailer for USS Indianapolis: Men Of Courage

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Action Drama History Thriller War

Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un submarino japonés hundió un barco de la Marina estadounidense, dejando a 890 miembros de la tripulación atrapados en aguas infestadas de tiburones.Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un submarino japonés hundió un barco de la Marina estadounidense, dejando a 890 miembros de la tripulación atrapados en aguas infestadas de tiburones.Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un submarino japonés hundió un barco de la Marina estadounidense, dejando a 890 miembros de la tripulación atrapados en aguas infestadas de tiburones.

Dirección
- Mario Van Peebles
Guión
- Cam Cannon
- Richard Rionda Del Castro
Reparto principal

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

5,3/10

15 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Mario Van Peebles
Guión
- Cam Cannon
- Richard Rionda Del Castro
Reparto principal

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
Matt Lanter's grandfather was a survivor of the USS Indianapolis. In the film, Lanter wears his grandfather's dogtags.

Pifias
The U.S. Navy was segregated until 1947. Black and white sailors would not have been allowed to sit together in the courtroom. They were also not allowed to fraternize.

Citas
Captain McVay: There will always be war until we kill off our own species.

Créditos adicionales
During the credits, old photos from the USS Indianapolis and her crew roll alongside the credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Vecherniy Urgant: Renata Litvinova/Nicolas Cage (2016)

Banda sonora
A Jazzy Night
by Laurent Eyquem

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Oh dear.....

A truly poor movie, with fictional "back story" added in, for no discernible reason that I can see. Using a battleship to represent a cruiser is a ludicrous idea(the USS Alabama was nearly three times the size of the Indianapolis,) and the resultant footage is awful..... the actual story has been trivialised and misrepresented, and Mr Cage hasn't done his acting credibility any good at all. The whole story has already been done to better effect and on a fraction of the budget of this shambolic effort in the made-for-TV movie "Mission of the Shark" .If you want to learn all about the events of the sinking of the USS Indianapolis, either watch that movie, or watch the five minute sequence in the movie "Jaws" where Robert Shaw tells the whole story, simply, and brilliantly. This latest film really isn't worth the time it takes to watch it.....