Lura 2022-01-11 08:02:28
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Wellington 2022-03-28 09:01:08
One of the most classic war films in my childhood, compared to the later copy-selling "Pearl Harbor", this kind of documentary showing a series of actions of both Japan and the United States before and after the incident in a panoramic manner seems to have a much weaker visual impact, but it is not. Can make people think more about Pearl Harbor incident.
Sonny 2022-03-19 09:01:07
When the title emphasizes "the film has a historical basis", you know how boring this film should be. The form of the US-Japan co-production seems to play a de-ideological role, but the creators have forgotten that movies and even documentaries are the products of ideology, so this form can only cause one result: "There are only facts, no ideas. ". The anti-militarist remark at the end is so weak that it can't even function as a slogan.
Lt. Commander Kramer: You're late!
Mrs. Kramer: Well, I was...
Lt. Commander Kramer: Please, take me to the White House.
Mrs. Kramer: Well, if you'd told me we were invited to the White House, I would have dressed. You know Mrs. Roosevelt. Although she's very informal personally, I've heard she's a stickler for protocol.
Lt. Commander Kramer: Darling, will you shut up and drive.
Admiral Chuici Nagumo: The Commander-in-Chief has sent a message wishing us good luck. That, plus the Imperial Proclamation has undoubtedly stirred your loyalty to the Empire. The success of this mission depends on surprise. If we achieve it, the code words "Tora, Tora, Tora," will be sent out.
