Bataan

Japan has just invaded the Phillipines and the US Army attempts a desperate defence. Thirteen men are chosen to blow up a bridge on the Bataan peninsula and keep the Japanese from rebuilding it.

STARS: Robert Taylor, George Murphy, Lloyd Nolan

114 min | Drama, History, War | 1943 | Color

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A GREAT FILM ABOUT THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE...!
A rip roaring war movie from 1943. 13 soldiers from different sects of the military (one is a navy man, another is a pilot) must hold the line in Bataan (a village in the Philippines) before the Japanese army overwhelms them. Almost taking on the airs of a horror movie where our gallant fighters are picked off one by one, this gritty account is well served by the claustrophobic environs & the futility of their mission. Starring Robert Taylor as the sergeant in charge, he's well supported by his rag tag band of men w/great support by Desi Arnaz (Ricky Ricardo of I Love Lucy), Robert Walker (Strangers on a Train) & Barry Nelson (The Shining) w/special mention to Lloyd Nolan, a deserter who shows his true mettle in a clinch, who steals just about every scene he's in.

It's Not propaganda if it's True!
Great War film of my youth. Robert Taylor's best film. You'd be hard pressed to make a better war movie; makes me want to go out and Fight For Freedom!! Simper Fi!