Wonderful movie, a must for all so that the truth not be twisted

Rating: 9/10 (23 November 2005)

I helped bring this movie to a small town where the theater companies didn't bother to send it out when it was released. With 2 FREE showings on Veterans Day, nearly 400 people saw this movie and not 1 person disliked it. Including one of the survivors of the Death March of Batann.
Mostly Vets and their families attended but the consensus was that the movie was exactly as it happened in WWII. Anyone that cant see past the minimal love connection parts, has blinders on. While there might have been a small romantic assumption, the reality was that those soldiers didn't have much else to hope for, other than their loved ones.
The recreation of the battle at the Camp was well directed and easy to follow as the commanders drew plans in the dirt with sticks. Even folks over 90 years old felt the movie portrayed everything they had recalled and heard from others that had served there.
Most viewers felt this movie should be mandatory for every high school senior to view to graduate as it tells the truth about the Bataan marchers. The DVD comes out on Dec. 20th and I will buy it.
Thanks to the studio for doing such a great job.