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  • Cadillac of the sky no doubt - but not as good as the Spitfire! ;-)

  • makes you really think how lucky we are now. i condem war but it happens! it is sad to see lives gone RIP to all who have died for there countries

  • was I the only one half expecting Chris Bale to say "I'm Batman" and scaring the shit out of the Japanese during this movie?

  • what's the name of this track again?

    

  • Sheeeeeeeeeet, this gets me every time. Niiigraaa Fawwwwllllss

  • Speaking of Kamikaze pilots: During the Battle of Midway, USA sent out their Douglas Devastator torpedoplanes to attack the Japanese fleet, despite they knew that the planes had too little fuel to be able to return to their carriers. Of the whole "Torpedo Squadron 6", only one man survived...

  • Meu Deus que cena linda!

  • this is so fake, japs weren't so nice

  • Greatest scene on the film and one of the best scene ever. I never cry with this movie but it really touch my heart what is even better

  • how did it get so sunny after the explosion on the zero? FAIL.

    anyway epic movie, one of the best I've ever seen in my life :)

  • Difficile. Garçon difficile !

  • watever~ im from a FAIL education, better than EVIL education offer by JAPs

  • 3:46 the girl almost gets destroyed by wind lmao

  • there r no way a kamikaze worth to be proud of, the pilots being brain washed by evil japs to commit suicide for their evil emperor; they r the result of a FAIL politic system ...

    GO P-51!!!

  • @TheMalaccan and you are the result of a FAIL education system...

  • @TheMalaccan , Its life or death and if your country is being attack I hope you would act the same way. The war was being lost and it was easier to trained a pilot to crash a plane with bomb then it is to trained him how to engaged an enemy fighter who was better trained and had better machines.

  • Although I am American, I say that the Japanese kamakazi were a very brave group of air pilots. Seriously...

  • @MockingDaBird I would say the young American sailors were the brave ones. They stayed on their ships and fought the kanakazi. They had no where to run, hide or fly to. The japanese were cowards, couldnt fight fair because they would lose. My grandfather was on a US destoryer that came under a kamakazi attack, their ship help shoot them down before they took out the carrier.

  • @flapjacks28 There's no "fair fighting" in war. There's only fighting to win, to survive. Even USA performed operations that, in reality, meant suicide for the men involved. Among them during the Battle of Midway and the D-Day invasion in Normandy.

  • I flew OH-58's (Kiowa). Over 500 combat missions and came out okay, so no complaints.

  • Pure art

  • @yeclix Speilberg's passion for flying really comes out here. Today they would use CGI and it wouldn't look as good.

  • Cant believe thats Christian Bale.

  • This is a great movie, perhaps even Mr. Spielberg's best.

  • The people taken into camps in the USA actually DID serve to find Japs sending spy information back to Japan. Cimes agaisnt humanity? Look up what they did to prisoners. There is a 99% chance you reaped UNTOLD benefits because of AMerican intervention sometime in history. It's so easy for you to have an opinion when you don't know what the FUCK you're talking about. You should go home, and rinse your mouth out with a revolver. You don't deserve to breathe the same air as Americans. Fuckin' jerk

  • @Quillons1 I not only served in RVN as a pilot, but later in the Philippines as a Civilian pilot during 1979-81.

    At night our landlords would tell us of the atrocities the Japanese committed, including setting over 200 American on fire just down the street from us ("Google" Palawan Atrocity, it comes up). Japs were brutal to everyone, unfortunately QuickSixx comes from the "Kumbaya" mentality of typical Libtards.

  • @Helismoke I actually have read about it. I'm not an expert on the subject but they even did a re-creation of it in a recent movie. I didn't mean to imply i was only Americans that suffered in their captivity. These were fanatical, savage bastards. This moron QickSixx is like so many others in the world that love to hate us because if they hate their own politicians, they disappear in the night. What did you fly in the RVN?

  • chills

  • Is this another US propaganda film against Japan? If yes i dont get waste my time watching it.

  • @QuickSixx Not at all. This is really the story of a young boy coming of age in extreme conditions. He is singing the song because he respects the bravery of the pilots and their loyalty. You should really watch it...its quite a good film.

  • @QuickSixx No it's a fabulous film. Stacks of stalwart "Diplomatic" ex-pat brits with some allies caught up by the Japanese before they could evacuate. Check out the boy's salute...pure Sandhurst....and you couldn't get a more British medic than Nigel Havers could you? Hope you enjoy it!

  • @QuickSixx Yeah, propaganda. How these "brave" Japanese "warriors" launched an "honorable" attack on the United States. Those damn Yanks have some fucking NERVE to have kicked the shit out of them in the Pacific. You asshole. Japanese atrocities against prisoners of war were as bad if not worse than what Hitler did to the Jews. I guess since there weren't as many of them it doesn't count though. I still giggle when I see footage of these Japs get FLAMED in war movies and real footage.

  • @Quillons1 And when the war started between the two countries. All in the USA living Japanese people were closed in concentration camps. Atomic bombs were twice used against humanity and both can be listed to the USA. A crime against humanity. Or should i write it was a genocide or holocaust what you did to civilians? Allways covering your crimes with "so we could end the war with less casualities" yeah so why was the 2nd bomb necessary? A Pacific Ocean doesnt belong the USA.

  • @QuickSixx You are a typical leftist, ignorant liberal. You have no idea what you're talking about. Another non-American trying to judge what we did to make the world a better place. Yes, we nuked em twice. Because those fanatical savages didn't surrender after the first. They almost didn't even after the second. These assholes floated bombs across on the Jet stream to drop on US civilians. But the USA is the bad guy because they were better at it. As for the internments...

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  • @Quillons1 lolz im an american in studying history to become a history proffesor in there is no evidence that we needed to drop the nuclear bombs on japan the main reason was not because the japs were steadfast refusing ot surrender the fact ws they were planning to surrender to the russians once the russians joined the war in the pacific in order for us to get the credit in occupation of japan we had to nuke them so they would surrender to us.

  • @chitownzfinesthustla the fact that you're learning that in history and plan to teach it yourself, saddens me. Hopefully, your students will learn on their own.

  • @majorlagg1 um seriously dude the fact you dont know the reasons behind major events in history in like to look at the 4thgrade vanilla history book in call yourself learned saddens me:)

  • @chitownzfinesthustla I feel like I should be insulted except your reply made no sense at all...

  • @majorlagg1 you read american history text books which are onsided bullshit in call yourself learned in history when you dont know shit about history

  • @chitownzfinesthustla WHICH history books are NOT bullshit in one way or the other? Several hundred years ago, there was a king in Denmark called "Christian the good". In Sweden and in Swedish history books he was/is called "Christian the tyrant". "History" and "truth" totally depends on at which side You are if there is a conflict.

  • @YDDES all history is full of lies in bullshit its written by the victor but thats the whole point we say since we won ww2 that we nuked the japs because oh it would cost a million lives to take japan by ofrce etc thats all bullshit i real motives were pure politcal bullshit, ww2 was not fought to stop fascism or save the jews it was used for the corporations of america to gain a foothold on previously exclusive business venturess like middleeastern oil for instance. the war was caused by

  • @chitownzfinesthustla I don't think Germany attacked Poland because of any "American corporations". Hitler gained support because of the terms Germany faced after WW1. Britain and France were most responsible for that.

    Considering the "Kamikaze" pilots and all other suicide missions by Japanese, invading Japan before a formal surrender had cost millions of lives at both sides. More people were killed in Tokyo by convetional bombs than by A-bombs in Hiroshima. The sooner the war ended the better.

  • @YDDES omfg dude listen you twat we bombed hiroshima not to end the war because it would save lives but because we needed japan to surrender to us in not japa what dont you get about that?

  • @chitownzfinesthustla "Russia" (Soviet) declared war on Japan AFTER Hiroshima was bombed. Considering how the fighting went on on the Pacific islands, it had been a horrible bloodbath if American troops had attempted a landing in the Japanese mainland before a formal surrender. I can fully understand that the US High Command choose the bombing.

    Also: Hadn't Germany surrendered, Berlin might have been the first target.

  • @YDDES

    um, no? Russia had peace treaty in Manchuria. Never fought again after with the Japanese/Empire of the Rising Sun.

  • @RyanBrooksby Maybe Soviet didn't fight the Japanese, but they officially declared war and occupied som Japanese islands after Hiroshima had been bombed.

  • @YDDES

    Yeah I think that was in the Russo-Japanese war and they had to give it up after.

    Hence why Russia doesn't control it anymore.

  • @YDDES i meant not to surrender to russia*

  • @YDDES agression from the japanese but they only did it because we cut off there supplies what other choice did they have? not to mention we refused all deals the japs tried to give yes history is full of lies etc but im talking about reading all the diffrent view points of history not just one sides in then atleast some facts about what happend can be found dont just read one book in base your views off of that.

  • @Quillons1 sorry for typo's i type to fast some times

  • LOL P51!! WEW

  • The Welsh hymn is the one that Jim is signing, I wanted to know the name of the song the pilots are signing,am i not making my self clear, WTF.

  • haven't seen this movie since i was a kid and can't believe I didn't realise that was christian bale... awww innocent bale, now he's crazy lolz

  • I hope it includes the part where Jim said that he cannot remember his parent's face. :)

  • I saw this on a cable channel when I had a bad cold one night and couldn't sleep. I had no idea what I was watching....never heard of it.......The movie just sucked me right in. That's what a great movie does....it pulls you right into it (like Shawshank Redemption)......this is one of the best fuckin movies I have ever seen

  • fuck yeah christian bale.

  • welsh lullabye?

  • check that scene out

    watch?v=QgwUihxHEA0

  • When the Emperor announced they had surrendered the people did not cry for the had lose they cryed becuase their emperor sounded like an ordinary guy

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  • So much emotion of the struggles of the people caught in the maelstrom of the war. The Japanese pilots singing their farewell song before flying on a kamikazi mission, the boy singing the Welsh lullaby of home, the swerve and bravado skill of force displayed by the American pilots in American built machines with English designed engines.

    I having been a boy after the War met many of the people who were in and fought in that war, American, British, Canadian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean...

    

  • @lyntwo i agree.. it is such a beautiful scene. the entire thing is amazing...one of the greatest in movie history... congradulations to Spielberg!

  • That kid is Christian Bale, the main actor on the movie Terminator Salvation.

  • @SpankAgoose of all the movies he's been in, you pick terminator?

  • @wilky1189 it's because the only movies i've seen him in were this and terminator.

  • @SpankAgoose American Psycho, The Machinist, The Fighter, Newsies, the new Batman movies, Swing Kids, Equilibrium....check them out.

  • I just watched the movie. The kid was too hyper and consequently hard to love. The point that he loved airplanes and flight was driven in like a railroad spike. I mean it was important to give meaning to the final scene, but the point was overstated. If the movie could have steered away from cliches it would have been perfect. The photography and basic idea of the movie is good though. Worth watching, just not perfect.

  • @pnq8787 A kid at play and a world at war. The kid had to grow up through the movie but he was still a kid with a kid like quality still intact. He was excited because he was so close to the pilot in the plane as it flew by, that would excite any kid. Steven explained it himself.

  • Great moment in time even though it was staged, both sides have something in common at this moment, they are both filled with sorrow, they long for peace and tranquility, they have forgotten what happiness is, even the Japanese overlords,

  • What is the name of the song the Japanese pilots are singing?

  • @Desperadounico Suo Gan - John Wiliams

  • The same Suo Gan from the soundtrack? It's gotta be some old Japanese song, I don't think it's the same as Suo Gan. Anyone else has a different take on it?

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  • @Desperadounico it's a welsh hymn

  • wow! Jim truly wants to fly a plane!

  • i'm glad that i watched this film its amazing and a sad story

  • @germanMasterroach its a welsh lullaby called "suo gan"

  • Damn, I always cry at this scene. What a combination of soundtrack and the P-51 Mustang , THE Cadillac of the sky ! I cannot but think of the people that actually lived through scenes like this at the wars end, the arsenal of democracy come to take me home......

  • @treasureis1 WOW YOU TOO. i was crying because it reminds me of the feeling when i see those planes coming in. i love that scene. incredible!

  • @Mrwilwak yes it is as a welsh person i'd know and so does everyone else so shut up

  • @welshkidtrim SO what's he singing in Welsh then?

  • Talk about low level strafing.

  • well....so much for "self sealing" gas tanks .....8 people who disliked this video may have been strafed by a P-51 at one point.

  • well....so much for "self sealing" gas tanks .....

  • he escapes the internment camp, is reunited with his parents only to have them murdered by the joker.

  • @djlespommes LMFAO !!!!! ha ha ha

  • this is the only movie that reduces my 34 year old grown man self to tears....

  • @waterman1976 i know, me too...right at 5:01, i get all choked up.

  • i love this movie. the song makes me all...emotional. :P

  • That "little guy" is Christian Bale!! And hes not singing. The song Is a welsh lullaby.

  • whats the song the little guy sings?

  • @Transformicey The song is Suo Gan a traditional welsh lullaby.

  • that flight was a one way ticket :(

  • Whats the name of the song the Japanese airmen are singing?

  • When the plane scene was first filmed, the director couldn't get Bale to react so they edited in the jumping/screaming scenes later. Excellent movie.

  • You're right, best scene of a great film. Jim's right too... P-51 Cadillac of the Sky!!

  • Jim then went on a screaming rampage when the doctor broke his focus

  • @DonTheCritic RITALIN! CADILLAC OF THE METHYLPHENIDATES!!!

  • @Engage777 No way Jose. Abbot's desoxyn gradanets. Mighty powerful medicine from medicine god. Pure injectable meth. Think America took it off market. 1960's America was hooked on it. Read the ads for amphetamines in the old JAMA. Riot.

  • @foucault1020 Ooookay, then. I stand corrected, lol.

  • wow ! i liked Christian Bale's role

    he was a kid who did not care about war as much as he cared about planes

  • Best cinematography i have ever seen

  • @Guitarsg62 it's the best directing you have ever seen.

  • i love the scene at the end where he meets his parents again finally and can't really remember them.......his parents tell straight away what he must have been through without them......it makes me cry that scene.

  • Make me cry too!! Best scene!

  • the next scene is good too: he breaks down and tells the doctor "I can't remember what my parents look like"

    GREAT MOVIE! one of the best about growing up during war

  • I am totally drunk right now.

  • well i like e.t alien more but bale is almost as cute as him

  • sou gan

  • what is the title of the song that kid christian bale was singing at 1:53 / 6:35?

  • Suo Gan (its welsh)

  • Spielberg is a legend. One of the finest!

  • I was astounded just when I watched this film only recently how superb this film was. Looks like films these days are almost garbages compared with this. The ending is too sad to cry and how beautiful this film is from the start to the ending. Sorry they don't make films like this anymore.

  • Es para llorar!!!!!

  • You cut it to short and left out the best scene.

  • i was watching this film in yr 7 or 8 and i was ill (i am in yr 10) i thoguht oh whats this now so i watched and at the end i was like OH....MY....GOD what a film that is one of the best war films going 5/5 mate freaking brill film i watch is all the time now

  • I first saw it when I was 8, for years I tired to figure out what it was, I always remembered how Christian Bale was dressed as Sinbad if I'm correct in thinking. And I just stumbled across it and now I can't stop watching it! It's amazing

  • wait ... the KID is CHRISTIAN BALE!!!???

    as in dark knight cristian bale!!!!???? WTF!!!!!

  • Yes...actors tend to act throughout their lives if they can....lol

  • Bale was excellent in this great film --- Spielberg is a legend. Ben Stiller also appears in this flick.

  • Since it is called the song?

  • type in suo gan and thats the song if u listen rreal hard u can hear the p-51s

  • Who would  ever suspect that this silly boy will be batman someday.

  • imagine if he got hit by a stray round wont be laughin anymore.

  • Lmfao.

  • How about the cinematography in this excerpt? absolutely fantastic, the mis en scene, sound, and of course those few moments of a P51D in slow motion, just balancing in the wind, a pure aesthetic masterpiece. Isnt it amazing that this film doesnt 'feel' like an 80's relic? after almost 20 years it is still brilliant.

  • Horsepower!

  • Thanks to the rolls royce merlin.

  • Great voice!!!

    love Christian!!

  • The best film of Spielberg. Sublime.

  • Hows about posting the movie? :)

  • Bar none, best movie of the 80s!!!

  • "I can taste them in my mouth! Oil, and cordite!!"

  • Cuando el piloto saluda a el niño,marco por siempre mi vida. Por eso soy piloto, y cada niño que veo en mi avion lo saludo.

    Rafa MEXICO

  • im i daft or is it bale singin suo gan in this it has to be miming??

  • this is the best part of the whole movie ..

  • Best movie ever made.

  • The movie really is Christian Bale's-- he should have gotten the Oscar 4 this, I thought so b4 I saw him as batman...he's heartbreaking in this film.

  • I didnt know that was christian bale, wow hes a really good actor. I didnt know his accent was so british i thoght he was from america.Great movie though

  • me too. I can't believe it, I mean this boy grow so fast and became the TERMINATOR star! Salute to you Mr. Bale! =)

  • @ 5:17 that is none other than the late ray hanna who died a few years ago i had the pleasure of meeting him at biggin hill airshow he signed the front copy of my dvd of this fantastic film i still treasure it to this day!

  • Great story!

  • this film is good, acting is great, i was really upset when his friend on the other side of the fence got killed, really sad, thats war for you!! sad but true! x

  • 5:15 - he was like, oh em gee.

  • It was.......daddy........coming home.

  • I read the book by JG Ballard. IT was a book that would go on and on without any dialogue. IT was just Jamie roaming the country side. Originally David Lean wanted to direct this, BUT gave the notes to Steven Spielberg. There are many faults about this film as i look back. TOO pretty for interment camp. IT does have haunting images. John Williams music is excellent. Daviau Photography is Stunning. IS this Spielberg's second best directing effort? Some say.

  • HI its very INTERESTING that you TALK like THIS. I GUESS its cool BUT it IS kind of annoying. good BYE

  • what is annoying to me, is that your dad will not pull out his dentures and will not give me anymore FIRE HEAD since he found this lil boy up the street. I miss those good ol fire head days.

  • Say that to his FACE and he would lift you up and through you on the ground BITCH.

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  • imagine if they showed both the p-51 and the p-47 thunderbolt

  • One of the best WWII movies ever made.

    Thank you so much for posting

  • Film making at it's best.

  • hes soo hawttt lol

  • Yeah, that scene makes the other 3 hours worth it.

  • in my opinion christian bales best movie

  • lov this movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • i cry when at the end the friend though the jepan boy gonna kill the another boy then his friend take gun a shoot him wat a sad ending T.T

  • This is EPIC

  • ECENA EXCELENTE

  • this movie made kinda cry when his friend died

  • i saw this in 1995, never knew it was christian bale then either...touched me to the core definitely!

  • Its a really beautiful scene and Christian bale's young voice is ... has really stole my breathe away :)

  • HORSEPOWAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!­! I TOUCHED'EM, I TOUCHED'EM, I CAN TASTE THEM IN MY MOUTH !! hahaha priceless baby bale.

  • Yeah!

  • remember these were kamakazi pilots and Christian learned a Japanese song!

  • actually the song he's singing is in Welsh.

  • Yep, the Japanese actually started singing their own Japanese song, and Bale joined in with his own song (a song he's familiar with) as a sign of respect. Also worth noting that that's the voice singing is not his.

  • i saw this a long time ago when i was a kid and i never knew he was batman

  • I wasn't aware that youtube was a place in which we needed to use proper grammar in order to point out errors in people's interpretations, thank you for that though...

    Oh and by the way- Einstein was a scientist, not a literary genius. He also never completed gradeschool. I thought it would be fitting to point out some of your errors since you took the time to point out mine:)

    -Thanks

  • Don't worry he's just being a pedantic prick, as you mentioned about Einstein he was also said to be dyslexic