Jim was born in the home of a British businessman in Shanghai. He lived a life of worry-free food and clothing since he was a child. Jim has a wish to become a fighter pilot and fly to the sky with his beloved fighter plane. World War II broke out and the Japanese army occupied Shanghai. Although Jim Separated from his family, he was sent to a Japanese concentration camp, but here he saw the long-awaited "Zero" fighter. More than three years of life in the concentration camp made the former naive Jim a bit more mature, and not only learned to "for The truth of the concentration camp is that you can do anything with food, and your dealings with people have become much smoother than before, so that even the Japanese army sergeant looked at him differently, so Jim accompanied his dream of flying through the most difficult of the concentration camp. Day, finally reunited with his parents who loved him deeply after the war.
Empire of the Sun movie plot
2021-11-20 08:01
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Jacques 2021-11-20 08:01:41
It's Spielberg's obscured and dark values under the guise of human nature!
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Annetta 2022-03-26 09:01:05
The biggest feeling after watching it: I can finally delete it = = The soundtrack that seems grand but not to the point; the editing that is light but frivolous; the pictures and feelings that seem romantic but mysterious; the long and slow script and rhythm - Sis Pierberg's weaknesses are fully and vividly represented in this film. Bell was really cute when he was a child~Malkovich almost didn't play the level he should have = =
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[Frank and Basie are about to leave Jim in the street]
Jim: [desperately] Basie, first I could show you some rich pickings. Hundreds of houses left empty. I could show you some of the houses I lived in before Frank found me. They were luxuriant!
Basie: Luxuriant? You had good sense being born there, Jim. I'm sure there was good living.
Jim: There certainly was good living, Basie. There - there was opulence!
Basie: Heh heh. Opulence. Frank, we'll go and take a look at some of these houses. Let's go, Frank. Opulence.
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Jim: If the Americans land, the Japanese will fight.
Dr. Rawlins: You admire the Japanese?
Jim: Well, they're brave, aren't they?
Dr. Rawlins: That's important, is it, Jim?
Jim: It's a good thing if you want to win a war.
Dr. Rawlins: But we don't want them to win, do we. Remember, we're British.
Jim: Yes. I've never been there.