Códigos de guerra

Título original: Windtalkers

2002
R
2h 14min

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Nicolas Cage and Adam Beach in Códigos de guerra (2002)

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War Epic Action Drama War

Durante la II Guerra Mundial, dos marines estadounidenses reciben el encargo de proteger a marines navajos, que utilizan su idioma nativo como una clave de radio inquebrantable.Durante la II Guerra Mundial, dos marines estadounidenses reciben el encargo de proteger a marines navajos, que utilizan su idioma nativo como una clave de radio inquebrantable.Durante la II Guerra Mundial, dos marines estadounidenses reciben el encargo de proteger a marines navajos, que utilizan su idioma nativo como una clave de radio inquebrantable.

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados y 6 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Weapons coordinator Robert "Rock" Galotti amassed over 500 vintage World War II-era firing weapons and 700 rubber replica weapons for the film from private collectors and prop houses. Also featured moving across battlefields are vintage Sherman tanks, their smaller Stuart brethren, and Japanese Hago tanks.

Errores
There is a 50-star US flag (instead of 48) at the Navajo enlistment ceremony.

Citas
Private Ben Yahzee: Radio Man:
[to Private Ben Yahzee]
Private Ben Yahzee: Remember Marine, ours is not to question why, ours is but to do or die. Semper Fi. Over

Versiones alternativas
A few scenes and lines of dialouge were either altered or missing from the finished film. An early scene of Joe and a nurse in their car on the beach has them two talking about the world being a pretty place and joe says it's not. Another scene of Joe and Yazi talking. Joe asks "seen any combat?" Yazi answers "No, but i am looking forward to getting into some" There are a few other small lines of dialouge that was left out. These were most likely cut because of pacing.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood/Ivans XTC/Undercover Brother/Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner/Bad Company (2002)

Bandas sonoras
Little Jug
Written by Ib Glindemann
Provided by APM

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6/10

Ridiculous

I thought this was a film about Navajo code talkers. Well, it's not. While there are a couple of Navajos in the film, the story revolves around Nicolas Cage winning WWII all by himself. This guy's incredible and makes John Wayne look like a wimp. Every time the Marines are in trouble, up jumps good old Nicolas Cage with his Thompson and POOF! the battle is WON! I wonder how we won WWII without Nicolas Cage? The film has a LOT of combat footage and most of that is very well done. That alone is worth a watch but don't expect to learn much of anything about the Navajo code talkers. You should read about them, because theirs was an important part of history, but they're a minor part in this film. I gave it a 6, only because of the good combat footage.