Dang that's some good model special effects with the planes. It looks like the best Japanese studio work. I must see this movie again. Clint Walker was the Arnold Schwarzenegger of the Fifties. He had a lot of charisma and acting chops, just like the later generation's Arnold does.
This film is so amazing, but sad at the same time. This film makes you feel bad for the Japanese. I grew up watching many of the 1950s World War 2 films on VHS. I love the modal planes because they look almost real. I just love Clint Walker may he rest in peace.
I love ww2 movies, so this was a pleasant surprise, when it turned up on one of the local streaming services. And yes, it may appear better for those of us that know the actors, and are used to the look and feel of older movies. You kids will understand when you get older - or maybe that nostalgic feeling for older things is gone forever with the new "easy come, easy go" internett world.
(A.K.A. The Adventures of Daniel Boone and the Las Vegas Lounge Act) I'm sorry folks, but when a movie contains a memorable lines like "I smell a grenade","it's my loving arm" "That's a radio!", it makes me roll on the floor laughing.The Captain is a cartoon-ish stereotype. Plus Frankie was so involved with his Rat-Pack persona that I was expecting him to bust out singing "I Get A Kick Out Of You": while Dino, Sammy and Joey Bishop coming on the screen rolling in the liquor cart! (How else can you explain all that drinking alcohol Frankie was passing around?)
The lieutenant or sergeant i cant remember his rank but it was the one that couldnt act worth a crap, just happened to be Frank Sinatra's nephew i believe, thats the only reason he got a part in the movie.
What was burning within the fuselage of the C-47 to cause that oily black smoke? A Godzilla costume? Two aircrew killed and the Marines are intact? HA! Amazing how many of these same actors appeared in so many WW2 movies in the day, even "Posey"!
@@GIGUNS-0341 you need to read more than one manual and do additional research. Google M4 bayonets and see the photographic evidence they were used by combat troops in late 1944 and 1945.
Special Effect by Eiji Tsuburaya. He make Godzilla and many "Kaijyu" movie. 日本でなかなかブルーレイにならない作品なんだよな！ 当時、田中プロデューサーは海外から資本を呼び込もうとしていたのかな？ 潤沢な予算のもと円谷も国内向けでは出来ないこだわった特撮をしているとおもう
good movie other than the Godzilla special effects at the beginning but... every copy I watch they have taken out the closed caption translation for when they are speaking Japanese kind of ruins the movie they use to have them I bet I have the original version on VCR
Totally agree, especially the guy playing the young lieutenant. Dear God, who told him to speak in that ridiculous voice. I normally know how good or bad a 60s Hollwood War Movie is going to be by the number of the cast chewing in Stogies
It’s over-the-top screen writing. They did that back then. Pull your head out of your ass and appreciate the context. I’m a Canadian who served in Afghanistan for 2 tours. I even think it’s over the top, but they had restrictions back then, and that’s when HollyWood started to go down hill. I respect your view and appreciate it. I like how they film it. Is it 9mm cameras?
Yes, it is a classic. Definitely worth a viewing.
I missed the German soldier in this one!
Always loved that film. They did a very good job with those aircraft. Got more details right than Hollywood usually did in those days, or even now.
Dang that's some good model special effects with the planes. It looks like the best Japanese studio work. I must see this movie again. Clint Walker was the Arnold Schwarzenegger of the Fifties. He had a lot of charisma and acting chops, just like the later generation's Arnold does.
I got to say the miniatures shots are some of the best miniature shots of that film era very nicely done especially the crash
This film is so amazing, but sad at the same time. This film makes you feel bad for the Japanese. I grew up watching many of the 1950s World War 2 films on VHS. I love the modal planes because they look almost real. I just love Clint Walker may he rest in peace.
Clint Walker was a huge man at the time, I believe 6-6 at the time. He played Posey in the Dirty Dozen. Great actor and great Human being.
None but the
brave
could handle watching the whole movie today
The air battle is cheesy but the remainder of the film is a must watch! Frank gives a some what subdued performance which fits the movie very well.
Revell made him do it. Those plastic model kit planes.
At least they got the color scheme right for the R4D Skytrain.
Got this movie Dvr'd..classic
*....guau....Cheyenne Body....saludos desde Atacama. Chile. Que buen recuerdo*
Nominated for 5 Academy Awards including "Best Comedy".
Classic Movie
Good movie
This is your idea of a good movie?
Fair movie
I love ww2 movies, so this was a pleasant surprise, when it turned up on one of the local streaming services. And yes, it may appear better for those of us that know the actors, and are used to the look and feel of older movies. You kids will understand when you get older - or maybe that nostalgic feeling for older things is gone forever with the new "easy come, easy go" internett world.
@@dapre I'm 72 and I didnt care for it, to be honest.
I wished you had the full movie of this one
Why ? We are in 2024. Severeal streaming services got it. Included the biggest one - Apple. Buy it, Enjoy it.
2:12 … where’s the drag mark in the sand from the slide up the beach?
Amelia Earhart brushed the tracks off
(A.K.A. The Adventures of Daniel Boone and the Las Vegas Lounge Act) I'm sorry folks, but when a movie contains a memorable lines like "I smell a grenade","it's my loving arm" "That's a radio!", it makes me roll on the floor laughing.The Captain is a cartoon-ish stereotype. Plus Frankie was so involved with his Rat-Pack persona that I was expecting him to bust out singing "I Get A Kick Out Of You": while Dino, Sammy and Joey Bishop coming on the screen rolling in the liquor cart! (How else can you explain all that drinking alcohol Frankie was passing around?)
0:25: De Plane! De Plane!
Good old DC-3 the Supreme Airplane of all time.
The battle of the 1:48 scale model planes. Frank Sinatra was playing wiht his yellow bath duck during this movie.🦆🐤🐤🐤
The lieutenant or sergeant i cant remember his rank but it was the one that couldnt act worth a crap, just happened to be Frank Sinatra's nephew i believe, thats the only reason he got a part in the movie.
Only Manchurian Candidate worth a look. Thanks!
He was Sinatras son in law!
@@eoinrobertson7180 yeah son in law that was it my bad
False and you are a liar.
Tommy Sands. How soon they forget
Not since the ground breaking Rescue From Gilligan's Island has an airplane crash scene captured the raw horror of the event.
What was burning within the fuselage of the C-47 to cause that oily black smoke? A Godzilla costume? Two aircrew killed and the Marines are intact? HA! Amazing how many of these same actors appeared in so many WW2 movies in the day, even "Posey"!
One was even one of the Magnificent 7. And Frank just being Frank.
"Sorry Doc, the LT stood up right in front of me, just as I fired..."
Frank Sinatra said: When i was 17.
Clint Walker really reminds me of Jon Hamm here.
Isn't it the "Mad Men" actor?!
@@rolfagten857 Seriously? Check the dates. It is a strong resemblance though.
Bom dia,devia ser completo esse filme.
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Damn, where’d they get those special effects? Godzilla?
Yes
Looks like it was made by Toho Studios.
Godzilla: Boo 👻
Remember, this film was made loooonnng before you were a glint in your parents eyes.
@@jeffericks1930 Negative. I was 3-1/2 yrs old. 😏
the japanese soldiers seems to be speaking in a much faster rate.
They are Japanese codetalker troops from the Fuiji side.
I need some Japanese Sub Titles
Japanese troops in this film had very little tactical sense. They get outwitted by a pilot.
M1 carbine with a bayonet lug....?
i have an m-1 carbine with a bayonet lug and bayonet
They had them. Apparently you didn’t get the memo
@@Redwhiteblue-gr5em in WW ll the M1 carbines did not have bayonet lugs,read the manual.
@@GIGUNS-0341 you need to read more than one manual and do additional research. Google M4 bayonets and see the photographic evidence they were used by combat troops in late 1944 and 1945.
Hey Hollywood Do This Movie / The Predator. U.S Marines & Japanese Soldiers Join Forces vs a Predator. (smile)
Steve McQueen and his jeep ⭐ stole this movie 🎥 and drove off with it
Wrong movie. Title escapes me, but this ain't it.
The film you're referring to is Never So Few.
Greenholt Mountain
Tommy Sands. WTH. Bad acting. This film was produced, directed by and stars his father-in-law Frank Sinatra.
He nailed the US marines corps role.
GODZILLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
😮😮..😮😮😮😮😮
All three aircraft are shot down... really?
Gislason Ports
Special Effect by Eiji Tsuburaya.
He make Godzilla and many "Kaijyu" movie.
日本でなかなかブルーレイにならない作品なんだよな！
当時、田中プロデューサーは海外から資本を呼び込もうとしていたのかな？
潤沢な予算のもと円谷も国内向けでは出来ないこだわった特撮をしているとおもう
作品の存在だけは知っていましたが…。
@@x180286
ありがとうございます
個人的に円谷渾身のミニチュア特撮が見ることができ嬉しくおもいます
I hate anything with the mob in it.
awe, poor baby.
good movie other than the Godzilla special effects at the beginning but... every copy I watch they have taken out the closed caption translation for when they are speaking Japanese kind of ruins the movie they use to have them I bet I have the original version on VCR
Why Sinatra signed upto this mess is beyond me.
Cause he wasnt really much of an actor, or singer! My opinion!
In the right movie Sinatra was good
@@TheVigilantEye77 Wich one? We are both entitled to our opinions Just thinking maybe I'm forgetting one
@@StevenPine-s8t The Detective. VonRyans Express. I enjoyed both I agree they were not Lawrence of Arabia caliber
After Von Ryan's Express, he thought that he could do no wrong.
Terrible script and poor directing.
You say that now knowing that Frank the director had died.
Bad script and horrible acting.
Totally agree, especially the guy playing the young lieutenant. Dear God, who told him to speak in that ridiculous voice. I normally know how good or bad a 60s Hollwood War Movie is going to be by the number of the cast chewing in Stogies
King 🤴 Kong: Hello 👋
It’s over-the-top screen writing. They did that back then. Pull your head out of your ass and appreciate the context.
I’m a Canadian who served in Afghanistan for 2 tours. I even think it’s over the top, but they had restrictions back then, and that’s when HollyWood started to go down hill.
I respect your view and appreciate it. I like how they film it. Is it 9mm cameras?
No one made you watch
@@stevedavy2878 Tommy Sands saw _The DI_ just before shooting started.
The worst movie of Sinatra ever.