Amazon人気商品ランキング／Toshio Masuda

カスタマーレビューピックアップ
Worth watching several times
"Tora! Tora! Tora!" (1970) is a recreation of the events leading up to and the Day of Infamy displayed from both sides of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Naturally there will always be people that are not satisfied with the accuracy of this recreation. There is a little controversy due to the collaboration between American and Japanese filmmakers causing some compromise of having both sides of the story in one film.
Other than a will paced film that keeps your attention, the real surprise is all the DVD goodies. The most important is the running narrative. It does some of the explaining of the differences between this film and reality without making excuses. After watching first with out the narrative, then with the narrative, it is time to watch it again and notice the points made on how the scenes were shot, the people picked and how they attempted to make the bulk of the film comply with history as we remember.
It does not make sense to repeat the narrative or the story in this review. Let's just say you will not be disappointed with the movie or all the DVD goodies.

カスタマーレビューピックアップ
Worth watching several times
"Tora! Tora! Tora!" (1970) is a recreation of the events leading up to and the Day of Infamy displayed from both sides of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Naturally there will always be people that are not satisfied with the accuracy of this recreation. There is a little controversy due to the collaboration between American and Japanese filmmakers causing some compromise of having both sides of the story in one film.
Other than a will paced film that keeps your attention, the real surprise is all the DVD goodies. The most important is the running narrative. It does some of the explaining of the differences between this film and reality without making excuses. After watching first with out the narrative, then with the narrative, it is time to watch it again and notice the points made on how the scenes were shot, the people picked and how they attempted to make the bulk of the film comply with history as we remember.
It does not make sense to repeat the narrative or the story in this review. Let's just say you will not be disappointed with the movie or all the DVD goodies.

カスタマーレビューピックアップ
Worth watching several times
"Tora! Tora! Tora!" (1970) is a recreation of the events leading up to and the Day of Infamy displayed from both sides of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Naturally there will always be people that are not satisfied with the accuracy of this recreation. There is a little controversy due to the collaboration between American and Japanese filmmakers causing some compromise of having both sides of the story in one film.
Other than a will paced film that keeps your attention, the real surprise is all the DVD goodies. The most important is the running narrative. It does some of the explaining of the differences between this film and reality without making excuses. After watching first with out the narrative, then with the narrative, it is time to watch it again and notice the points made on how the scenes were shot, the people picked and how they attempted to make the bulk of the film comply with history as we remember.
It does not make sense to repeat the narrative or the story in this review. Let's just say you will not be disappointed with the movie or all the DVD goodies.

カスタマーレビューピックアップ
Worth watching several times
"Tora! Tora! Tora!" (1970) is a recreation of the events leading up to and the Day of Infamy displayed from both sides of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Naturally there will always be people that are not satisfied with the accuracy of this recreation. There is a little controversy due to the collaboration between American and Japanese filmmakers causing some compromise of having both sides of the story in one film.
Other than a will paced film that keeps your attention, the real surprise is all the DVD goodies. The most important is the running narrative. It does some of the explaining of the differences between this film and reality without making excuses. After watching first with out the narrative, then with the narrative, it is time to watch it again and notice the points made on how the scenes were shot, the people picked and how they attempted to make the bulk of the film comply with history as we remember.
It does not make sense to repeat the narrative or the story in this review. Let's just say you will not be disappointed with the movie or all the DVD goodies.