Language - English
(United States)
Genre - War, Survival
Director - Werner
Herzog
*ing - Christian Bale (Dieter Dengler), Jeremy Davis (Gene)
IMDB
Score - 7.3/10
Dieter
Dengler is an American fighter pilot, who is on a secret mission to do bombing
in Laos during the Vietnam war. But his flight being shot down by the rebels. He is
captured by the peasants, tortured and sent to a prison camp in a remote village,
where he met other prisoners, who were there for more than a couple of years. Dengler
comes with a new escape plan but they didn’t know the chance of survival
because they must overcome armed guards, scarcity of food and the herculean the task of Vietnam wilderness.
MY VIEW
Rescue Dawn is a war/survival movie from German director Werner Herzog. The
movie is based on the true story of Dieter Dengler, a US Naval Aviator shot
down over Laos during the Vietnam War. This
movie is not at all a military movie showing the supremacy of American
Soldiers, nor it is filled with patriotic pumping scenes or music, instead it
is one of the best movies showing the survival of the fittest. It shows the
trauma a human mind must undergo when there is no sign of rescue from death. As
always Bale was outstanding in acting. He shed 55 pounds for his role. The
plane crash scene is the only scene where Christian Bale was doubled by a
stuntman. Even the co-actors shed more than 20 pounds to show life in a prison camp. “It's not the camp, it’s the jungle that makes the real prison”,
this dialogue from the movie shows the real villain in this movie.
VERDICT
RESCUE DAWN is a feel-good movie without really trying to become one,
which is where so many survival and hardship movies fail; but any imperfections
this film does have, is certainly overshadowed by its obvious technical genius,
excellent acting, and courageous story.
Trailer- https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0462504/videoplayer/vi3215197465?ref_=tt_pv_vi_aiv_1
Trailer- https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0462504/videoplayer/vi3215197465?ref_=tt_pv_vi_aiv_1

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