Film Analysis : USS Indianapolis : Men Of Courage

Courage is the ability to stand up for ones beliefs and ethics that the Army has been bestowed on them, despite the danger they may face on duty. Courage which is the result of training and discipline is the kind upon which the control of men in battle is based. With such courage, the man when facing

There is one scene where the three flag raisers entered a crowded stadium before a football game which typified how an image of war can be so different to the reality of war. The flash photography, the cheering, the roar of the crowd all went to John Bradley’s head and he had flash backs of the fighting on Iwo Jima and the genuine heroes that he had left behind. This scene contrasts what the reality of war, were all the men are dug in and fighting for there life, and the images of war. Ira Hayes says “I know it’s a good thing, raising the money and that, ‘cause we need it. But, I can’t take them calling me a hero. All I did was try not to get shot. Some of the things I saw done, things I did, they weren’t things to be proud of, you know?” Clint Eastwood shows continuously, through his characters physiology shows how one single photo can be so different what really makes up the battle of Iwo Jima. The aim was to get war bonds; the minds of the three main characters through Clint Eastwood’s directing showed a strong insight to how the reality of a war and an image of war can be so contrasting.

Movies have the ability to transport people to different times and places and distract them from ordinary everyday reality. They allow for a range of emotions to be experienced. At their core, movies examine the human condition. There are plenty of deeper truths woven into screenplays and plenty of lessons to be learned, even when an individual is solely seeking entertainment.

A couple meets on a ship and wants to fly off around the world together, only to discover they will have to survive a shipwreck first. We’ve all heard about it. And we love it. The Titanic is a lengthy movie, but James Cameron’s exceptional adaptation of the event makes it worth your while. Although this might not be Mr. Cameron’s usual film style, the fact that he is one of the most versatile and skillful directors of our time became unequivocal, as his attempt at recreating the story of the ship destined to sink, while throwing in a heartrending romance is running-on-water exceptional.

The Tuskegee Airmen movie was about the hardships that the first African American fighter pilots faced in the United States Army Air Corporation. This movie is based on a true story of how the African Americans pilots battled against racism and for equal rights. They became one of the greatest and fearless fighter pilot teams in the United States during World War II. Hannibal Lee is on a train ride to Tuskegee Air Base in Alabama. He meets two passengers, Walter and Leroi, who are going to join the 99th Fighter Squadron as fight cadets. One example of segregation occurs on the train because these three black airmen are forced to give up their seats for German prisoners because there was no more room to sit. Lieutenant Glenn was the first man they met when they got to Tuskegee. He was the man in charge along with other people in the unit. The people who were training to be cadets were African American, middle class and well educated men.

Having courage in a movie is the brave guy fighting for the girl. But gaining courage is having to go through multiple obstacles of up and down emotions. Courage is a flight or fight situation, no one really knows what courage is like when the situation comes. Henry Fleming is stuck on a farm wanting more than he does now, something with adventure and excitement. So he joins the army taking a direction in a hero's path, wondering if he'll have the courage to fight in a battle or run and wondering about his future. "His self-pride was now entirely restored. In the shade of its flourishing growth he stood with braces and

What makes this film historically significant is that these heroes inspired people back home to support the war efforts and they inspired monuments in their honor. They were a symbol across the nation and still is. It’s made the Marine Corps look more honorable and prestigious. But what makes it more historically significant is that the battle of Iwo Jima stopped the Japanese from

The “Lost Battalion” film was a great film about World War One. It showed a lot about the horrors of the war. It also brilliantly depicted the reality of the war.

The film USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage was released to theaters in the United States on November 11, 2016. It was directed by Mario Van Peebles, a highly regarded American film director and actor. Actors that starred in this movie include: Nicolas Cage, Tom Sizemore, Thomas Jane, Matt Lanter, Brian Presley, and Cody Walker. Filming began on June 19, 2015, in Mobile, Alabama and San Francisco, California. The film is based on true events that occurred during the World War II naval disaster that resulted in the loss of hundreds of lives. A Japanese submarine torpedoed and sank an American ship, leaving crewmembers stranded in the shark infested Philippine Sea.

The movie shows the discovery of the large stash of gold in the Merkers mine in Germany. This was a real discovery that happened in April 1945 and got wide media coverage. This is a war movie unlike any other. This is a movie about art. What it means to our collective culture.

The shark sank very slowly to the bottom , Santiago knew the shark had taken about 40 pounds from the Marlin. He also knew that there were more sharks coming. After two more hours he saw another shark coming for the Marlin and he also kills that one too. Then more sharks come and he tries to kill them all as they each take a bite from the Marlin. While he is fighting off the sharks he loses his harpoon and his knife and he makes one out of the parts of his boat, All the sharks took a turn eating the marlin.

Courage is the strength to do something that others are afraid of doing because of fear. This is one of the three leadership traits observed in the film by the survivors. Two of the survivors decide to venture into the cold to find civilization in order to find help for the other survivors. This is an act of courage because even though the reality of venurning out is death, the two survivors decide to muster their courage and venture out to save others. I have learned to be brave in times of hardships and tragedy. I plan to be courageous by facing my fears instead of running away from them.

But in what I want to do, most likely out of a broken taste set and unhealthy affection for the self-defined idea of the ‘unconventional’ I find myself asking above all and completely out of bias: What is a film saying, what is it doing with what it is saying, and does it make sense?

The fighter pilots risk their lives throughout the movie to protect their fellow soldiers before running out of fuel. The three citizens risking their lives step up because they feel like it’s their duty. They grow as people because they have no fear going into war infested waters.

The film Titanic (1997) leading by the famous cinema director James Cameron and whose principal protagonists are Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. This film tells an exciting story of love between two young people from different social classes who will meet each other when they get aboard of this extravagant boat(Cervantes). I think this movie was very successful due to different reasons. Among them I can say that their actors played a fundamental role in the creation of this film. The ostentatious scenery that was used to mount the film and to narrate for us the catastrophe happened with luxury of detail. This film also tells about an exciting and classic love story between two young people from different social classes, which in my opinion was the point that attracted that much public to love this film.