Unbroken Is Really Broken

Rating: 5/10 (23 April 2015)

Louie always got in trouble but his brother helped him and he started running track then Louie qualified for the 1936 Olympics. When WWII started Louie enlisted in the military. His plane crashed in the Pacific he survived 47 days in a raft until the Japanese navy captured him and his crew. They put him in a POW camp but he was a big target for the Japanese commander.
When they were on the raft they would kill fish and sharks to eat. They spotted a plane and the plane started shooting them so they jumped in the water. The Japanese commander made all the prisoners punch Louie in the face but when they wouldn't want to punch him Louie would scream and them to do it so the Japanese wouldn't beat them.
Towards the end, Louie picked up the board and the commander started hitting him. Then they said since he did that they could wash up in the river. When they looked up the planes flew over them and they said the war is over. The U.S. dropped care packages to them so they could eat and read when they were still in Japan.
Angelina Jolie was the director, yes the actors were good and well chosen, Jack O'Connell this movie was really tied in to everything all the transitions through each thought was good. I liked and disliked a lot of things about it but I think the director did very well.
Was a great actor so was Finn Wittrock, yes the story flowed well it went in order, the flash backs were smooth and went well. I think they acted very well for this kind of movie. They played the part very well also.
The film background seemed real but when they caught the fish and sharks it seems fake because you can just grab a shark out of the water. All of the costumes, hairstyles, cars and houses fit perfectly in the movie. The music was good it tied everything in together to make it run smooth.
Some of the positives of the movie is that it talked about his Olympic life and how he always got in trouble but turned his life around and started running track. Then he joined the military and started working on that and did better with his life. Another positive is that he survived a long time just him and his buddy's. He also didn't let anyone BREAK him so he is UNBROKEN.
Some of the negatives is that how he got beaten by the Japanese people. The movie didn't go in depth on his track life it just showed a little about it and I think it should have showed more. I didn't get how they grabbed the sharks out of the water and killed them to eat them I don't think people can just grab a shark and not get hurt from it.
I would recommend this movie to people older than 12 because it can teach you not to give up and keep striving to do well. It also shows you can turn your life around from being bad to being good. But this movie can teach a lot of life lessons to kids so that's why I recommend it. It's a really decent movie. Kids can really learn from this movie.
I rate this movie a 3.5 because it taught me some good things and also some bad things. I learned that you should never give up on life that if you set a goal that you can achieve this goal. That he risked his life for a lot of people and saved a lot of people and even did some things he didn't want to do. But I think it's a little bit too short. I think it should be longer. That's just my opinion.