I started my Sunday morning with a different "drama." It was a family divided.... re-uniting.... blah blah blah, left at 14 minutes in.... found this. THIS is a drama!! Good movie, thanks for the upload. Can't believe I had not seen this before. However, it dealt with an uncomfortable aspect of wars.... and that does not always make popular cinema. I thought it was quite good.
The opening scene is "The Isthmus, 'Cat Harbor' Catalina Island". The ship they're on is, "The Lane Victory" that is still in San Pedro next to Vincent Thomas Bridge.
Kirk Douglas sempre espetacular, sempre em um papel relevante. Belíssimo filme e excelentes atuações. Em épocas conturbadas como a que nos encontramos, esse filme ajuda a nos fazer pensar se o caminho que seguimos é o correto.
Have a look at the published UCMJ section on accepted orders to disobey an order. It required that 3 people of the disobedient military memmbers class ( Enlisted, Officer, or contractor) testify that the timeing and wording of the order ment the order as given was illegal. Not many people would have been willing to risk upsetting a person of hire rank to save an enamy
That's right, that is one of the first things they told us after induction in 1969. The US soldier is bound to the rule that prisoners must be fed and cared for as their own. This is a result of the Nuremberg trials where German's claimed they were only following orders. It could have been a much better movie if it were a bit more real. Underlings are not personal slaves to those of a higher rank.
Paratroopers of the 101st and 82nd were basically ordered to not take prisoners during the Normandy invasion and there are reports that some carried out those orders....reckon the exigencies of combat sometimes dictate some harsh decisions that have to be made although in this case the situation is entirely different and it was an unlawful order.
@jblue705 I just heard about that incident recently. Don't wanna believe it, but there's so much coming out about Hollywood now, just don't know what to believe anymore.
@GeraldMiller- mp8fc • Well, that's war. My father fought Nazi's in World War 2. And a couple of brother's.Hey, they used to joke with themselves. A different generation.. Even had a grandfather who served in WW1.. Well, we know the score. Damn, that Korean conflict, was a war.. damn straight. Just like Vietnam.. Hey, if you go into battle, with someone shooting at you, and you return fire? That's war, brother. . I go back even past that. I'm from MA. Ohh, baby- you ought to see our cemetery. Patton himself, lived in my town- Hamilton MA. Right down the street. Look it up. It's an age old truth.
In the final days of the Korean War, a neutral cargo ship containing American soldiers captures a wounded enemy pilot. When command headquarters orders that the prisoner be executed, gung-ho Sgt. P.J. Briscoe (Kirk Douglas), not wanting to tarnish his record as a good soldier, is ready to carry out the task. But Briscoe's underlings, Pvts. Dennison (Robert Walker) and Hackett (Nick Adams), clash with their superior on the morally correct course to take. Initial release: January 16, 1963
Lol. There’s always at least one of these comments, crying out for “the good old days.” It’s 2024, Sunrise Boy … times change and if you look for the, you’ll find some decent films being made. Perhaps not in America, but elsewhere.
Liking a movie is very subjective, so nobody is wrong that did not care for this film or any other. That being said, I am always surprised at the number of negative comments about inaccuracies in any kind of movies. Oh... that was an American plane.... oh ... it was filmed off California not Korea.... blah blah whatever. Fact is, they were telling a story and a good one, not making a documentary. So... don't like if that is what you want to do, but you are missing out on a good overall movie by being a petty nitpicker.
One thing I have noticed is that these channels posting old movies can't read Roman numerals. The credits clearly show this as 1962, yet title says 1963. Not singling this guy out, many others do the same.
A common misconception is that the date in the credits refers to the release date. It doesn't. The date in the credits refers to the date of copyright which could be months, or even years, before the date of release.
The only other movies I've seen Nick Adams acted in were three Japanese Science Fiction movies in 1965 "Frankenstein Conquers The World", "Invasion of the Astro Monster" and in 1966 "War of the Gargantuas".
Other than being in this movie together, both being Jewish actors, whatelse did Nehemiah Persoff and Kirk Douglas have in common??? Both lived to be 103 years old.
@@dareisnogod5711 / Well, impresionable, if You prefer. I do not pretend my inglish is perfect, but is understandable, isn`t it. And inglish is not the top of the perfect lenguages. Be happy and save.🐥
That California scenery is so not like Korea. Even if it was. It just looks and feels wrong. Santa Catalina Island (California) Southern California Gulf of Santa Catalina
Really? How much time have you spent in the ROK. As a Marine Officer in Pohang, Pusan, Taegu, up and down the NAK TONG river to Pyongtaek, OSAN, K55, SEOUL, Inchon, and up to the DMZ a total of 6 years. I beg to differ.
@spartacusgladiator the movie was filmed in California. That is a fact and documented. So what ever you want to be an expert about has no bearing. On reality
@@ChristopherWHerbert Your feelings not facts> " looks and feels wrong." You have never been there. I have and it looks like Korea. The film makers aren't going to take a crew and actors to Kimchee land for a limited budget movie. At this time of the making of this movie, it would not have been possible to do so. Lack of infrastructure.
@spartacusgladiator grow up and stop commenting. You are so wrong you should just go away and not comment. You truly are not qualify for your expertise
A MORALITY PLAY - a pre-hippie saga-tale. Released 11 mos prior to Dealey Plaza umbrella up / umbrella down black op. YELL it to the Marines !!! What a waste ...the greeen berets were already in Nam in small quontients. And to have a finnish trawler on the other side of the ball is preposterously absurd ..in 53. . . Viva Pamjumjon ! 🇫🇮
At the time, there were hundreds of thousands of Jeeps left over from the Korean War, also if you're interested, the Philippines is reproducing the Classic WW2 Willys Jeep.
"The My Lai massacre (/miː laɪ/ mee ly; Vietnamese: Thảm sát Mỹ Lai [tʰâːm ʂǎːt mǐˀ lāːj] ⓘ) was a war crime committed by the United States Army on 16 March 1968, involving the mass murder of unarmed civilians in Sơn Mỹ village, Quảng Ngãi province, South Vietnam, during the Vietnam War.[1] At least 347 and up to 504 civilians, almost all women, children, and elderly men, were murdered by U.S. soldiers from C Company, 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade and B Company, 4th Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade of the 23rd (Americal) Division (organized as part of Task Force Barker). Some of the women were gang-raped and their bodies mutilated, and some soldiers mutilated and raped children as young as 12.[2][3] The incident was the largest massacre of civilians by U.S. forces in the 20th century.[4] "
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An excellent film examining a moral dilemma. It's too bad this film isn't better known. Thank you for making it available.
Yankees and moral? 😂Trumpland - the end.
I started my Sunday morning with a different "drama." It was a family divided.... re-uniting.... blah blah blah, left at 14 minutes in.... found this. THIS is a drama!! Good movie, thanks for the upload. Can't believe I had not seen this before. However, it dealt with an uncomfortable aspect of wars.... and that does not always make popular cinema. I thought it was quite good.
It was a pleasure hearing Larry Adler again playing the harmonica. He was quite famous those days.
Had never heard of this fine movie before. Excellent performance by all.
Türk-çe
I've always been amazed by how Korea looks like the California coast.
But surfing in Korea is marginal.
😂😂😂this is true 👍🏿 Temecula valley
The opening scene is "The Isthmus, 'Cat Harbor' Catalina Island". The ship they're on is, "The Lane Victory" that is still in San Pedro next to Vincent Thomas Bridge.
Right? We who live near the coast of CA say how much it resembles Korea😁
Kirk Douglas sempre espetacular, sempre em um papel relevante. Belíssimo filme e excelentes atuações. Em épocas conturbadas como a que nos encontramos, esse filme ajuda a nos fazer pensar se o caminho que seguimos é o correto.
Guter Film der zum Nachdenken anregt.
UCMJ does not require one to follow an illegal order. killing a prisoner is murder.
Have a look at the published UCMJ section on accepted orders to disobey an order. It required that 3 people of the disobedient military memmbers class ( Enlisted, Officer, or contractor) testify that the timeing and wording of the order ment the order as given was illegal. Not many people would have been willing to risk upsetting a person of hire rank to save an enamy
That's right, that is one of the first things they told us after induction in 1969. The US soldier is bound to the rule that prisoners must be fed and cared for as their own. This is a result of the Nuremberg trials where German's claimed they were only following orders. It could have been a much better movie if it were a bit more real. Underlings are not personal slaves to those of a higher rank.
But in ww2 they got away with murdering thousands of German and Japanese POWs
Paratroopers of the 101st and 82nd were basically ordered to not take prisoners during the Normandy invasion and there are reports that some carried out those orders....reckon the exigencies of combat sometimes dictate some harsh decisions that have to be made although in this case the situation is entirely different and it was an unlawful order.
I wouldn't take prisoners.
A fine performance by Nick Adams before his career stalled around 1964.
Enrique Magalona is the Filipino Actor
Pancho Magalona who played as the North Korean pilot😊
excellent movie, THX!
Wxc film, thanks for posting
Excellent film
I was 10 when this came out and saw it at the movies.
I remember this film a long time ago on my black & white T.V. Ironic. Well made story, the moral dilemma we all face at one time or the other in life.
I loved watching kirk Douglas
Great actor in so many great movies. The Vikings is one of my favs with an all-star cast.
I'm kirk douglas
@@animaltvi9515i’m Spartacus, Kirk Douglas was a legend.
What he did to Natalie Wood is unforgivable.
@jblue705 I just heard about that incident recently. Don't wanna believe it, but there's so much coming out about Hollywood now, just don't know what to believe anymore.
Quite a great movie that has a great deal of moral ambiguities.
@GeraldMiller- mp8fc • Well, that's war. My father fought Nazi's in World War 2. And a couple of brother's.Hey, they used to joke with themselves. A different generation.. Even had a grandfather who served in WW1.. Well, we know the score. Damn, that Korean conflict, was a war.. damn straight. Just like Vietnam.. Hey, if you go into battle, with someone shooting at you, and you return fire? That's war, brother. . I go back even past that. I'm from MA. Ohh, baby- you ought to see our cemetery. Patton himself, lived in my town- Hamilton MA. Right down the street. Look it up. It's an age old truth.
Oh aye, them were the days daddy'o ☝
👍👍👍 👍👍👍
A very powerful movie.
I miss those days
In the final days of the Korean War, a neutral cargo ship containing American soldiers captures a wounded enemy pilot. When command headquarters orders that the prisoner be executed, gung-ho Sgt. P.J. Briscoe (Kirk Douglas), not wanting to tarnish his record as a good soldier, is ready to carry out the task. But Briscoe's underlings, Pvts. Dennison (Robert Walker) and Hackett (Nick Adams), clash with their superior on the morally correct course to take.
Initial release: January 16, 1963
Dear God....terrific acting, excellent script, and we're supposed to "gasp" at the "crapola" shoveled up now?!
From Terence Wise in UK……Yours was a great comment so I had to respond.The UK has regressed since 1979,from the top downwards.Best wishes.
Movies use to be made for adults, today, for 15 year old boys with a low IQ and violent propensity. Mostly with a dark undertone of evil intentions.
Lol. There’s always at least one of these comments, crying out for “the good old days.” It’s 2024, Sunrise Boy … times change and if you look for the, you’ll find some decent films being made. Perhaps not in America, but elsewhere.
@@fifthbusiness1678 Uh huh.
Liking a movie is very subjective, so nobody is wrong that did not care for this film or any other. That being said, I am always surprised at the number of negative comments about inaccuracies in any kind of movies. Oh... that was an American plane.... oh ... it was filmed off California not Korea.... blah blah whatever. Fact is, they were telling a story and a good one, not making a documentary. So... don't like if that is what you want to do, but you are missing out on a good overall movie by being a petty nitpicker.
That was a B25 at the beginning. A US plane.
I actually thought this was about the battle of the hook, but it took a different turn.
OK movie......thanks for the upload
Great movie
FIRST TIME SEEING, THIS, AND PATH TO GLORY, JUST ONCE *
カーク・ダグラスは好きな俳優さん👍️
One thing I have noticed is that these channels posting old movies can't read Roman numerals. The credits clearly show this as 1962, yet title says 1963. Not singling this guy out, many others do the same.
A common misconception is that the date in the credits refers to the release date. It doesn't. The date in the credits refers to the date of copyright which could be months, or even years, before the date of release.
What's in a year?
I think they do it sometimes to avoid detection when the upload is a copywrite infringement.
@@Cyril_Squirrel Several holidays, an unavoidable birthday and the usual annual reckoning with the IRS.
Robert Walker was in Star Trek: TOS. The episode "Charlie X".
You have a great memory. I believe he was drunk in that episode.
He was also in "War Wagon" in 1967, again with Kirk Douglas, and John Wayne as their demolitions expert.
Not Robert Walker Jr. That's his dad, Robert Walker Sr. Two different people, father & son. Jr was in Star Trek "Charlie X."
@@rbrtjbarber Well, that would be a good trick since Robert Walker, Sr. died in 1951. Sr. was in "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" in 1944.
Three ads in 6 minutes?
Kirk Douglas was about 45-46 years of age!!!
The only other movies I've seen Nick Adams acted in were three Japanese Science Fiction movies in 1965 "Frankenstein Conquers The World", "Invasion of the Astro Monster" and in 1966 "War of the Gargantuas".
Was Nick Adams Greek American? Just curious.
@@timfronimos459 I'm not sure.
@evilfingers4302 I looked him up in IMDB. More likely, Nick Adam's was Eastern European from Pennsylvania.
Other than being in this movie together, both being Jewish actors, whatelse did Nehemiah Persoff and Kirk Douglas have in common???
Both lived to be 103 years old.
Sad ending.
He’s pancho MagALONA. An actor here in the Philippines, not ENRIQUE MAGALONA
Birth name was Enrique Gayoso Magalona, Jr. He was credited as both Enrique and Pancho.
Is that Clint Walker's boy
Purple heart for Kirk Douglas.
Not much about the actual war
Just a drama about the morals
Of thou shalt not kill!
If it was taken literally and obeyed there would be no wars
Very strong , impresive.
👎🐒👎🐒👎 Your spelling is IMPRESIVE too.
@@dareisnogod5711 / Well, impresionable, if You prefer. I do not pretend my inglish is perfect, but is understandable, isn`t it. And inglish is not the top of the perfect lenguages. Be happy and save.🐥
Anti war movies make the best war movies.
REASON I WOULD NEVER JOIN THE NAVY, ARMY ALL THE WAY *
Closer in the fox hole ae
I was on Mae Bong Mountain in 67-68... any of you there? Hawk Missile site. Didn't have the drama of the real war. It was never declared a war anyway.
Kirk Douglas seemed miscast in this. Just my opinion.
That California scenery is so not like Korea. Even if it was. It just looks and feels wrong.
Santa Catalina Island (California) Southern California
Gulf of Santa Catalina
Really? How much time have you spent in the ROK. As a Marine Officer in Pohang, Pusan, Taegu, up and down the NAK TONG river to Pyongtaek, OSAN, K55, SEOUL, Inchon, and up to the DMZ a total of 6 years. I beg to differ.
@spartacusgladiator the movie was filmed in California. That is a fact and documented. So what ever you want to be an expert about has no bearing. On reality
@@ChristopherWHerbert Your feelings not facts> " looks and feels wrong." You have never been there. I have and it looks like Korea. The film makers aren't going to take a crew and actors to Kimchee land for a limited budget movie. At this time of the making of this movie, it would not have been possible to do so. Lack of infrastructure.
@spartacusgladiator grow up and stop commenting. You are so wrong you should just go away and not comment. You truly are not qualify for your expertise
@@ChristopherWHerbert looking at the mirror again?
THINK ??
Robert Walker Jr. is just SO MUCH like his father….face, body, voice….it’s uncanny.
WHAT A NICE WAY TO POLLUTE, THE OCEAN *
its fine
Where do north koreans get an american vimer
Just MEH. If you're looking for something like Pork Chop Hill, this ain't it. Easy to see why it was never popular at the box office.
한국전을 배경으로한 흥미로운 영화네요
To many plot problems.
A MORALITY PLAY - a pre-hippie saga-tale. Released 11 mos prior to Dealey Plaza umbrella up / umbrella down black op. YELL it to the Marines !!! What a waste ...the greeen berets were already in Nam in small quontients. And to have a finnish trawler on the other side of the ball is preposterously absurd ..in 53. . . Viva Pamjumjon ! 🇫🇮
A dragging movie, otherwise a good one
What a waste of a classic Jeep!
At the time, there were hundreds of thousands of Jeeps left over from the Korean War, also if you're interested, the Philippines is reproducing the Classic WW2 Willys Jeep.
Army surplus buddy
That's why they are cheap anymore.
@@evilfingers4302exactly my answer
Mr. Miller - Jesper of the county. 😂Jeeeeeep
COULDNT DUMP IT IN AN EMPTY CAN ?
😅
It's not a Korean War film. It is a US War in Korea film.
The war was North Korea v South Korea. S.Korea asked the US for help. Is this a little tricky for you?
PC !
What a waste of a landing craft.
Dumb movie.
FILIPINO, NORTH KOREAN, NO MATCH *
They couldn't find one Korean actor to play the part? Puleez.
@14'30 Finish registry ,neutral no more in 2024, the fins screwed themselfs mainly economically and the us ain't gonna help
You clown😂.
"The My Lai massacre (/miː laɪ/ mee ly; Vietnamese: Thảm sát Mỹ Lai [tʰâːm ʂǎːt mǐˀ lāːj] ⓘ) was a war crime committed by the United States Army on 16 March 1968, involving the mass murder of unarmed civilians in Sơn Mỹ village, Quảng Ngãi province, South Vietnam, during the Vietnam War.[1] At least 347 and up to 504 civilians, almost all women, children, and elderly men, were murdered by U.S. soldiers from C Company, 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade and B Company, 4th Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade of the 23rd (Americal) Division (organized as part of Task Force Barker). Some of the women were gang-raped and their bodies mutilated, and some soldiers mutilated and raped children as young as 12.[2][3] The incident was the largest massacre of civilians by U.S. forces in the 20th century.[4] "
and Lt. Kelly got a year of house arrest for it
@@shelbynamels7948 In the end he was acquitted.
This film is about the Korean war. Go away.
what has this to do with the movie ?
THINK ??