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Unbroken [Blu-ray] [2014]

4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 16,735 ratings
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Academy Award winner Angelina Jolie directs and produces Unbroken, an epic drama that follows the incredible life of Olympian and war hero Louis “Louie” Zamperini (Jack O’Connell) who, along with two other crewmen, survived in a raft for 47 days after a near-fatal plane crash in WWII—only to be caught by the Japanese Navy and sent to a prisoner-of-war camp.

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- Deleted Scenes
- Inside
Unbroken (Fifty Years in the Making)
- The Fight of a Storyteller: Director Angelina Jolie
- The Hardiest Generation
- The Real Louis Zamperini
- Prison Camp Theatre: Cinderella
- Cast and Crew Concert Featuring Miyavi
- Louis' Path to Forgiveness

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.77 x 5.35 x 0.55 inches; 2.12 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ 8302830
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Blu-ray
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours and 17 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ May 4, 2015
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, German, English
  • Language ‏ : ‎ German (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Universal Pictures UK
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00LY1YNRK
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 16,735 ratings

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4.7 out of 5 stars
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Incredible tribute to an amazing man!
5 Stars
Incredible tribute to an amazing man!
I actually MET the man & have his business card -- an incredibly amazing man... Angelina Jolie was fortunate to have him as her advisor & she did a wonderful job -- illustrating the endurance & will of Mr. Zamperini. There is a Zamperini Field in Torrence, CA.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
Great movie about usa soldiers in pow camp
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024
The film tells the amazing true story of "Louie" Zamperini, an Olympic hopeful who joins the military at the onset of WW2. While on a mission, the plane he served on was shot down. With only one other man in his life raft, she survives several days on the water, only to be captured by the Japanese. The film then switches to his time in a Japanese POW camp until the end of the war.

This film is an example of how to tell a story. The acting is well done, the graphic violence is kept to a minimum (there are beatings, but not really any "war violence")

The story is inspirational as it shows him enduring unrelenting torture at the hands of a crazy POW camp leader.

It is PG-13 due to violent beatings, some racial terms used, and mild language.

I would recommend this as a WW2 movie must watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2015
Based on some of the reviews, I did not expect the movie to be good. I decided to get the book first and then watch the movie. I am about Chapter 8 of part 1 and, the book its great! I have not read a book this good in a while.
I remember when the trailer came out for this movie...it didn't catch my attention. I liked that it was based on a true story, but i did not do research the story, so i figured i watch it one day.
But i am surprised by this movie. Angelina Jolie did a great job directing it , i think this is one of reason why i was not too eager to see it, knowing an actor was directing but she did a great job. It would be imposible to put the whole book in the movie, it would last hours. But what she has on there, is basically a summary -- a well done one!
I also did not have great expectation for acting chops and, i think the acting was great, the guy who plays Loui, was great playing the part, as well as everyone else.
If you are on the sensiteve side, the torture scene are almost real, and I had to press the 10s forward button on my Ipad, so that is something to keep in mind if you are the sensitive side.
I did a lot of research on Louis Zamporini before I bought the book and watch the movie, I watched a lot of his interviews and Angelina as well. Then got the book and finally watched the movie. And i do not regret it!
It would have been nice to see a small scene about Louis transfomation with JesusChrist, but it is a Hollywood movie, directed by Angelina who grew up in the industry and, probably didnt want to pintpoint anything specific and remain neutral, she just wrote a note at the end "his faith helped him forgive".
I think she was blessed to have met a man like Louis Zamporini, and to have had the privilage to tell his story and I am glad Louis got to see the rough cut of his life story on his last days of life.
Louis who was a man of faith the word of The Lord became real, Louis went from glory to glory (2 Corinthians 3:16-18) and though Louis beginning were humble, he went out of this earth prosperous (Job 8:7). Very inspiring story but..... the book is still better and i would recommend to read the book.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023
This story in general is wonderful. I was not able to convince my family to read the book ,but we all sat down and watched both of these movies. It was very exciting and when you read the book it makes it so much better. Read the book.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2015
I OWN the Band of Brothers & The Pacific metal box sets. etc., etc. So you get the picture. If it's about those guys I am likely to check it out. before most any other genre.
Bombers can be beautiful. The movie starts in the sky with a beautiful sun rise as B-24s look like a flock of geese approaching from the distance. Very pretty actually. The movie is not just a war-in-the-mud affair. Moviemaking in general has progressed past that. The first part of the movie is better than the last half (to me), meaning the "bird" part. Without being a spoiler, I will say that attention to detail of the in and out of the B-24 is a treat, action sequences good. Same attention to period (era) detail is evident in the heroes' childhood retelling. Good to see "antique" cars & kitchens looking rather real .

The bad guy "Bird" guard/C.O. almost fails in an O.C.D repeating of bamboo beatings for the same exact offense. "Bird" comes across as a failure as a human being though, which is very true.

However I must caveat from here on: Japan today is NOT that bad old Imperial Nippon.

"Bird" was a product of old world systems of class/caste/royalty inequalities which were indoctrinated as "divinely ordained". Only the rare person emerges from a corrupt foundation as a good person. In the movie he seems to be in a latent homosexual attraction to "the hero". In reality such guards, etc. treated everyone that way. Nazi or Japanese, the "rulers" demanded utter subjugation of any lower caste. Look into old Japanese history (or anywhere) and you find that lower classes were expected to keep there eyes lowered around the upper class. The barbaric treatment of prisoners was typical by Axis powers in WWII, but Imperial Japan was infamous for sadism. The Nazis tried to disguise some of theirs as "medical research" (spit on the ground here).
The recurring ploy is not insufferable, just noticeable to "demonize" him that history has actually proven bad. The "bird" and his ilk.
For the heroes part, it is almost refreshing to see the truest point of view towards those who suffer and endure for our freedoms and well being presented by the writers.
As Congressional Medal Of Honor Basilone would have told you, it takes all of them stepping out into the "danger zones".
Thank you Veterans for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2023
We have Saturday night at the movies at our house and be purposely expand our horizons by not trying to fit ourselves into any particular genre of movie. This one popped up and we chose it on impulse, not knowing anything about it. It ended up being not bad, but it wouldn't be one that we would watch a second time. The storyline was unsteady, the dialogue needed a final edit and the acting wasn't the best. I won't spoil it but to use the main character was totally opposite of what we expected and in the end the entire movie was not as feel-good as the title suggests.
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024
Excellent true story!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
2nd time watching and just an amazing history and story that this man had to endure but also prove!
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Paul Carpenter
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Film A True Story
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 17, 2024
Excellent film great performance by Jack O' Connell have watched it twice now
APB- Girl
5.0 out of 5 stars " Halte durch, dann kommst du durch. "
Reviewed in Germany on May 25, 2017
Der Film beginnt mit einem Geschwadereinsatz, der anders verläuft wie geplant. Und erhofft.
" Bomben sind `raus,......ist ja wie Weihnachten.....".
Schon hier fesselt mich das Geschehen, die Aufnahmen, die Inszenierung.
Und dann Rückblende: Eine italienische Familie. Und der junge Sohn Louie.
" Du bist nur noch nicht in ein Erziehungsheim gekommen, weil wir Respekt vor deinen Eltern haben.
Alle in der Stadt würden dich sonst wegsperren. " Warum ist dieser nett aussehende Junge so unbeliebt?
" Warum tust du das? " - " Ich weiß es nicht. " Und es setzt Hiebe mit dem Stock, auf den Allerwertesten
des ungezogenen Jungen. Die Mutter schaut mehr oder weniger weg.
" Was tust du dieser Familie an? Sie wollen uns schon nicht mehr hier! Und jetzt machst du sowas?! Willst du
ins Gefängnis kommen? " Und trotzdem wird aus dem Jungen ein guter, anständiger Mann werden...................
UNBROKEN: Ein Film über Träume und ihre Realisierung.
" Komm schon, Louie!! Der Junge scheint beim Laufen gar nicht den Boden zu berühren! "
Mit einem Score, der mir einen Schauer nach dem anderen über den Rücken jagt.
" Der Junge ist auf dem Weg zu den Olympischen Spielen, der schnellste Highschool- Läufer der Geschichte.............".
UNBROKEN- dass der Film bei den Kritikern im Durchschnitt nur eine Vier Komma Sieben bekam, muß ich nicht verstehen.
Dass einigen der besondere Kick fehlte, kann ich nicht nachvollziehen- für mich besteht schon in dieser leidvollen Gefangenschaft
der " Kick " . Denn die Geschichte um Louie Zamperini ist hart. Ja, vielleicht hat sich nicht alles so haargenau zugetragen, wie
hier dargestellt, doch erschreckend ist für mich auf jeden Fall die alleinige gedankliche Vorstellung von Männern in japanischer Kriegsgefangenschaft.
Und die Regieleistung von Angelina Jolie ist einfach nur klasse, trotz geringerem Budget.

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Geschichte:

Er entdeckte sein Talent zum Mittelstreckenläufer.
1936 qualifizierte er sich für die Olympia- Mannschaft: Louie Zamperini.
Als er sich freiwillig zur US- Luftwaffe meldet, stürzt er ein Jahr darauf mit seinem Flugzeug
über dem Pazifik ab, und wird nach unendlich vielen Tagen von der japanischen Marine
aufgegriffen. Rettung bedeutet dies nicht unbedingt, denn die Folter, die er dort von seinem
sadistischen Aufseher ertragen muß, ist absolut erschütternd........................................

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Mein wahres Fazit:

" Warum zwingst du mich, dich zu schlagen? "
Für mich ist UNBROKEN ein totales Meisterwerk.
" Du betest? Jetzt? " - " Ich war vorher zu beschäftigt. " - " Hat er dir geantwortet? " - " Ja. " -
" Was? " - " Er sagt: Mein Bombenschütze ist ein Idiot. "
Kampf, Niederlage, Freude, Stolz- in UNBROKEN werden alle diese Empfindungen eine sehr gewichtige
und so wichtige Rolle spielen,- und immer wieder auf harte Proben gestellt.
" Hey, nicht drüber nachdenken. " - " Wir verrecken hier. Die wissen nicht, wo wir sind. Wir sterben hier.......". -
" Hör auf. Werden wir nicht. "
UNBROKEN ist ein langer Film, zu keiner Zeit mit Längen, wie ich meine. Ständig bin ich bei den hoffnungsvollen jungen Männern,
ständig nahm ich Teil an ihrem Schicksal, ihren Erlebnissen. Im Krieg, im Wettkampf, im Zusammenhalt.
Einen mittelgroßen Hai mit der blossen Hand fangen- hier nicht übertrieben, sondern eine Notwendigkeit.
" So essen die Japaner ihren Fisch,- roh. " Über Fünfundvierzig Tage auf dem Meer, in einem kleinen Schlauchboot.
" Der Plan sieht so aus: Du gestaltest dein Leben immer, so gut wie du kannst. Und du versuchst dabei, den Spaß nicht zu vergessen.
Und irgendwann ist es vorbei,....du wachst auf,- und da ist dieser Engel, der da an deinem Bett sitzt. Und der Engel sagt:
Okay, jetzt kannst du mir deine ganzen dummen Fragen stellen- ich kenne alle Antworten. "
So vieles geschieht in diesem Film. So viel Unfassbares, Grausames, dass mich den Atem anhalten ließ. Vor Bestürzung, vor Überraschung.
Und vor dem Drehbuch, dass das Leben schreibt, schreiben kann.
" Sterbe ich, Louie? " - " Vielleicht. "
Pünktlich zu Weihnachten startete UNBROKEN flächendeckend in den USA, spielte in kürzester Zeit knapp Einhundert Millionen Dollar ein.
Thema? US- Bomberpilot in japanischer Kriegsgefangenschaft, 1943 bis 1945- eine Tortur.
Botschaft? " Halte durch, dann kommst du durch. "
Basierend auf der von Laura Hildebrand verfassten Biografie des mit Siebenundneunzig Jahren verstorbenen Louie Zamperini.
" Ihr seid Feinde von Japan. Und wir werden euch auch so behandeln. "
Der Oscar von mir geht an: Jack O`Connell. Unzureichend authentisch gespielt? Von wegen.
" Ausziehen! Hinknien! Hinknien!! "
Ein Film von Angelina Jolie. Eine unglaubliche, wahre Geschichte.
" Du hast versagt. Du bist Nichts. "

Lauflänge: 131.42 Minuten ( mit Abspann) !!

Mein Tipp im Mai 2017!
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Beatriz
5.0 out of 5 stars Maravillosa
Reviewed in Spain on October 9, 2016
Vi esta película por primera vez en su estreno en el cine y estuve en vilo de principio a fin. Jack O'Connell es uno de mis actores preferidos desde ese momento y es una maravilla tener esta joyita en casa para disfrutar del contenido extra y verla siempre que quiera :)
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Beo
5.0 out of 5 stars Tosto
Reviewed in Italy on December 7, 2023
Il film è spettacolare. Il dvd funziona.
Javier Martínez Niño
5.0 out of 5 stars Angelina Jolie realiza una gran película
Reviewed in Spain on May 13, 2015
Una historia real increíble de la vida de Louis Zamperini un atleta olímpico que paso su viacrucis personal en la II guerra mundial contra los japoneses pero que sin embargo una vida de gloria bien vale un momento de dolor gran película y amazon en su línea genial como siempre
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