BEACH RED (1967) Restored 1080p | World War II movie

[@teddyarcasa6382]

My Grandma is 109 YEARS OLD FROM OLD WAR 2 IN JAPANESE IN PHILIPPINES STILL ALIVE MY GRANDMA IS HERE MY HOUSE..❤

[@MrDragonviet]

WOW really extraordinary, my maternal grandfather fought in the 1st war, my father in the 2nd in June 44 he landed at Juno but was injured by chance because the Canadians lost almost 6000 dead he was repatriated if not I might not have been born and oh I was a child when I saw this film

[@sommebuddy]

@@MrDragonviet Canada lost only 380 on Juno...6000???

[@MrDragonviet]

@@sommebuddy I was wrong, it is in Italy that there is the greatest loss.

[@davidscott3820]

My dad at 17 us navy took part in the liberation of the philippines😊

[@davidscott3820]

​@MrDragonviet my uncle landed on Omaha beach 8 June 1944, he said the Germans was still shooting at him😅

[@Errr717]

The uniforms are the real deal. Back in 1967 they still had plenty of surplus WW2 uniforms and gears. Makes the movie more authentic.

[@defender714]

They sure didn't have surplus tanks! 🙈

[@cajun5957]

But there wouldn’t be surplus Vietnam era uniforms in WWII. the U.S. AND France didn’t enter Vietnam until the 50s WWII ENDED IN 45

[@roberthultz9023]

First Impression three minutes in : the unfaded utilities and helmet covers of the newbies vs the varying shades of fade among the veterans is immersive as hell.

[@garri3123]

Amazing! This restored movie looks like that it came out in 2000-s.

[@oneilluminatus]

War movies from the sixties are the best. I just can’t believe I haven’t seen this “ heavyweight” before!!!!

[@NestorMolina-rm6sg]

Aa

[@DestinyAwaits19]

War movies only got good after Private Ryan.

[@tonymickens8803]

LOVE the Mix of Actual Footage, Always made these old war movies Great! Marine Vet, 2bn/5th Marines 78-86 RETREAT HELL!!!!

[@baxterthejackrussell2334]

2bn 5th Fox company 89-93

[@elliotmann9787]

I've never seen this movie. It seems so new with the restoration. Excellent movie and it seems pretty close to reality.

[@luxbeci2]

My grandfather died Stalingrad Don river 1943

[@smellsnoice3648]

Which side if you don't mind me asking, genuinely curious, no rage bait here

[@nicohands9171]

Let me guess., he was a Nazi war criminal. Are you SS, bro?

[@Сергей-ь8ъ1м]

​@@smellsnoice3648На немецкой должно быть

[@cecildemille190]

Never heard about it before. For sure, one of the best war movie. Really great.

[@robertmayes1397]

My dad was in ww2 and stayed for 3 years , never was the same when he came home,

[@zingazinga9149]

What happened with him

[@leahwhiteley5164]

My Dad was a WW2 marine in the South Pacific. He was on Saipan. He was always strange. I was born 10 years after the war. As he got older he became really paranoid. I think that had to to with being on the islands.

[@leahwhiteley5164]

​@@zingazinga9149I think you are suppose to assume he lived.

[@burningkarma]

My great Uncle Died in Tarawa in WWII en route to Beach Red One. His remains weren't identified until 2017 and was brought back home to Maine to be buried next to his parents. Whether the title of this film has anything to do with that particular battle I'm unsure of.

[@jamespaul203]

My dad served in the army during WW2 and Korea he never talked about it but to look in his eyes you knew he went through some shit

[@captainbart]

Ordered to help secure a heavily defended Japanese island during World War II, Captain MacDonald (Cornel Wilde) and his Marines land on "Beach Red" and proceed inland against stubborn, murderous resistance. MacDonald is supported by his tough-as-nails gunnery sergeant (Rip Torn), soulful Private Egan (Burr DeBenning) and a group of stalwart Marines who try to block out the horrors that surround them by remembering the women they love back home. Initial release: August 3, 1967

[@MarkBillones-e9s]

Good ol movie this.. Worth watching than some of the garbage you seen here!!! Brilliant war movies, good actors and fantastic location! 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@n8sot]

Great movie!!!!! over 50 years old, and the restoration came out great!!!! sit back and enjoy. stop trying to pick it apart.

[@donwillis9103]

I'm surprised there is a lot of editing, no blood, the scene with the arm missing looked very cut up, not sure what was going on there. This must have been the TV version of this movie. I wonder what it was like seeing in a theatre unedited. Not sure why there were no subtitles either. Did it get lost in the restoration or were they never there?

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you.

[@teddyarcasa6382]

Thanks these vedio Im from Philippines ❤ Japanese come here before in Philippines... American suport Philippines 😮🎉

[@Darth_Boons]

This just makes me wish I knew more about my great grandad he served in ww2 and was all over Europe

[@Blazer-ic2ww]

The young Marine has visions of being bayoneted in his belly, but instead he is shot in his guts. He does gut shoot an enemy soldier and they lay there next to each other in pain.

[@nkt0811]

The 30-minute opening sequence of the film depicts an opposed beach landing. Its graphic depiction of the violence and savagery of war was echoed years later in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan.

[@jackddg22]

Great job!!

[@BeachsideHank]

Rip Torn didn't just chew the scenery in this one, he ate the whole damn jungle up.

[@pagedown4195]

Remember my grandfather said that the heat in the pacific was worse than the actually fighting

[@williehayes1729]

The heat of the pacific IS worse than any fighting. Luckily, we had air conditioning. Grunts didn’t have air conditioning.

[@patrickwilson2650]

I can believe that. I was in Okinawa Japan and mainland Japan

[@robertmayes1397]

Bring on audi murphy

[@nmd7654]

May be you are right....but can any country's Army solider has right to complain of heat & cold ? This is the reason why US army lost war in Vietnam & Afghanistan. Even during the training & drill they expect basic luxury.

[@matthewwagner47]

Mayhave been in a rear battalion, no offense friend. The Marines and airforce fighting in the pacific was considered worse then European duty. Hands down

[@jerryrichards8172]

Daaaam 35 minutes in and the action has not let up yet !❤

[@giulianotoniolo]

Dang, some of those marines in the begining of the movie are wearing vietnam era jungle fatigues lol

[@Soundofwindonsand]

@@giulianotoniolo how bout the tanks?😐

[@georgekouremenos596]

The camo on the helmets is right, though.

[@Snuffy03]

Marines don't wear "fatigues". They wear a "field utility uniform". At least that's what I wore, and I'm sure they haven't changed. Fatigues is an Army term.

[@giulianotoniolo]

@@Snuffy03 regardless how you called it, both wore the same type uniform. Thats what matter, in this case,

[@Snuffy03]

@@giulianotoniolo I'm just a nitpicking old jarhead. What do I know?

[@jimrichardson8575]

At 23:42, That soldier did the right thing by avoiding that spider. They are deadly. I know of a few people who were bitten by them, and most of them died from their bite.

[@derf-vr1fc]

I remember this movie. This was shot in the Philippines because it was cheaper, production-wise. Also, they were using a lot of WWII era documentary films as fillers.

[@melvinoliveros2826]

Im watching this movie's in the Philippines 🇵🇭🙏🏼

[@YISeo-w6h]

팬텀솔저 35:05 ​@@melvinoliveros2826

[@alanknotts1844]

This was way ahead of it's time and looks tame compared to the likes of 'The Pacific' but it was one of the first WW2 films to develop characters beyond being obedient grunts. It portrayed fear and the Japanese soldier being human for the first time. Groundbreaking stuff from Cornel Wilde👍

[@MinhTran-yv4dh]

Phim thế chiến thứ hai trận đánh trên một hòn đảo ở Thái Bình Dương năm 1944 giữa quân phát xít nhật và lính thủy đánh bộ là người mỹ ...

[@markjohnson5276]

The army used to hand out bonuses to soldiers for actions in the field. So much for ending an enemy officer or capturing a position.Then during the South American campaigns of the 30s they figured out it was cheaper to hand out medals.

[@bimaldas7244]

Byg

[@captainpinky8307]

yikes!

[@usrmtc1601]

Yes, a very unique film, that shows a different insight into combat stress

[@cranfordsnorkus6558]

inb4 'my grandad's first cousin's next door neighbor was a motorpool mechanic somewhere in 1946 and so somehow the valor shown at (fictional) beach red applies to me.'

[@coxsen999]

The last 6 minutes or so are very powerful , good movie...

[@realPromotememedia]

I think pointless is the word you’re looking for

[@coxsen999]

@@realPromotememedia Clearly not too clued up...

[@安達薄着]

I'm disappointed that the military uniform is American military.

[@dimasnugraha8403]

​@@安達薄着 do you mean the IJA? , no it's not, IJA does have the green uniform too

[@johnalbert5786]

Beeping out dirty words???…this is war!

[@HaErBeSo]

Yes, and a real live cockroach was KIA. War’s horrible.

[@jonathannorris8992]

This was the first war film that I watched as a kid that made me realise how bloody awful war actually is

[@angloaust1575]

Made in 1967 due to vietnam war marines werent able to Supply help however stock Film of ww2 was used!

[@terravitamantenimiento57]

Whatever was the WWII a Hell. Human never learned the lesson. These pictures are about to be brave when time has come. Now, what time is it?

[@Tora-v8i]

Nothing changed for thousands of years

[@SteveBrownRocks2023]

This movie is damn good! 👏🏽😎

[@lisiatepalu7737]

Thankyou for the nice awesome movie 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@charleswheeler3395]

You sure know how to screw a good movie up, BEEP, PEEP BEEP

[@SourceOfMadnessMusic..]

War movies sure has changed alot over the years 😅 it's an interesting watch though..

[@Saquan-ki7cx]

Ig even in a beach landing the camera 🎥 never dies

[@Milleneum]

Grownups are watching, so stop with all fookin bleeps. This isn't the 1970's any more.

[@garymckee63]

Yes, like a platoon MARINES don't curse 🙂🙃

[@markcoutts7750]

And even if it's not Adults, The Kids these Days don't know 💩about Their True History. Goggle is Making sure Our Younger Generations are 💯 Dependant on The Thing In Their Hand. 😿🤔🥹🫂💜🇨🇦

[@stevepichowsky2223]

The word they are beeping out is a euphemism/ shortening of the word Japanese . Apparently, youtube is scared of historical accuracy in our current 'woke' era.

[@glennmurray.]

Totally agree 👍

[@hmoobdaisiabyangchannel2340]

I like it 💯👍👍👍

[@Nacy-vt5yb]

Beautiful movie ❤

[@thetrueamericanindian2885]

I love the M1 30 carbine their carrying

[@XNY556-Apple]

Their?

[@thepeskytraveller3870]

Great war movie. Thanks for the upload. The Japanese attacking force looked like American marines though. ;)

[@Grumszy]

The ones putting the bleeps in.... Are those trying to white wash history

[@samuelmmmk181]

Well you can just go buy the movie instead of complaining about the free KZbin version

[@zentaran]

Harsh much. The beeps are disingenuous

[@ApplesWhoDance]

I imagine the account posting this doesn’t wanna get their account striked and deleted by KZbin for breaking its guidelines. Just buy the original version if you don’t want to deal with the bleeps.

[@Deanothefordtech]

No one wants to hear jap i suppose.

[@stevedavies7722]

I saw this at the odeon Streatham when it first came out I have it now on dvd great film

[@ykwoo53]

This should be Okinawa one of the main island , the movie did not specified the battle area

[@yasserressay7755]

I believe this is Saipan

[@fifthbusiness1678]

@@yasserressay7755 I believe it’s the Philippines.

[@yasserressay7755]

@@fifthbusiness1678 Marines didn't land in Philippines

[@warpspeedpower]

Why did you cut out the beginning 4 minutes?

[@NayandeepP]

14:00 camera man never die

[@paulackley2882]

Has a definite 60s flare lol

[@dbo1104]

This film is spoilt by the constant “Feature Film” pop up ads :-(

[@nirv]

Why have you never heard of ublock origin or KZbin revanced?

[@nirv]

Ublock origin

[@matthoskin3572]

Crazy this was made during height of Vietnam war!

[@dallasarnold8615]

This one bored me to tears before I could get even halfway through it. And it sucks to keep having your logo popping up all through it.

[@daejavue69]

Where the mortars crews for short range front line work charging enymMG positions is sheer murder without laying mortar fire or smoke for christ sake .

[@HaErBeSo]

It’s a film….

[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

I thought officers only drew their 45s to shoot any fellow soldier going the wrong way ----away from the battle. This officer depicted with a 45 out all the time.

[@Jeff-lu9wi]

Calm down Charlie, it's a movie.

[@petepanozzo6854]

A unique film, in a class all its own

[@EmilioJasse]

I remember more things with this move....

[@StephanusJohannes]

I'm honestly enjoying some of this movie

[@harrydoku8268]

A very good movie, if more war movies were made like this, maybe we would have less hate and war☦☦☦🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@paulwee1924dus]

Superb war movie!

[@AdomWalcott]

This is nice ❤😂

[@alvinpalen8610]

Wow very nice movie the best ❤😂😢😅🎉

[@joanedi5303]

On minute 24, two grenades drewed and just one exploded ? The other one was perhaps on strike ? and on minute 25,30, one shot of from a japonese killed two marines ?

[@AkatorDealar]

Nice movie ♥️

[@venussky4677]

Good movie ❤❤❤

[@Mr.ThanaphonKhlaiwimuti]

War has only losses, so what is the point of fighting????

[@LalatianaAngele]

Soldiers defeated for the war without victory 😢😢

[@Onfredmupinga-d1z]

Good one

[@ValinPrezkowski]

I contend that the US has always used the Marine Corps as canon fodder. The marines were consistently short of munitions, food, water, and naval support. Can you name me one island that the marines attacked that DIDN’T have major resistence? A requested 10 days of bombardment prior to a marine assault on Iwo Jima was denied and instead, 3 days of naval bombardment took place. This as a result, thousands of casualties were incurred. Pathetic. Even worse was what happened at Chosen Reservoir! Another instance of throwing American lives away! .

[@kyawmyint2919]

0 0loo900

[@joe-nz4xz]

Russia! Z

[@steveokula5762]

The Allies had just one hour of off-shore bombardùent at Normandy on D-Day.

[@everetttauscher8377]

The Japanese had underground bunkers and tunnel systems to hide in and stay mostly safe during bombardment. I doubt more would have mattered much.

[@cameronkedas3375]

@user-vh5di2gl9b There wasn’t major opposition on Eniwetok and Kwajalein. And the same went for the Army. They were in the same conditions of the USMC

[@marcelmorrissette9812]

très bon film de guerre merci

[@AlanTalbott-be7gt]

Seems pretty unlikely that somebody, even an officer, would make an assault with only a .45. In the seens where he appeared read to shoot, the hammer on the .45 was not cocked so the gun was not ready to fire. pretty unlikely a combat soldier would go into a fighting situation that unready. just a movie???

[@shanebailey9128]

I’m pretty sure that Your “Spelling” of seens gave me Cancer!🙈

[@jimrichardson8575]

Hands on the vertical ropes and feet on the horizontal ropes.

[@frankhernandez6883]

*Interesting movie showing humane side of both adversaries* ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@ΝικηφόροςΑρνητικός]

If they had Roland Emmerich as director everything would be much better.

[@StratmanDarrell]

So much gun fire, thousands, even if they are blanks. Good movie.

[@dmitriisokolov9627]

One of these Marines was the Private Ryan senior brother!

[@user-mi3pv7ql4g]

So the movie is suppose to take us back to that time and be in that time but at 1:01 the word taps has to be bleeped out on youtube what a joke. So sad the country is so uptight about words and nipples. Thanks for the upload but one more bleep I'm gone

[@XNY556-Apple]

I love nipples

[@joe-nz4xz]

Reupload this without the censorship

[@JohnMackay-kn3rl]

Why didnt the tanks go first before the rifle men?

[@Jeff-lu9wi]

Better question is where did they appear from, but hey it's just a movie. A good movie at that.

[@deanzoil-yc8no]

Darn, No flying body parts. Where's the red spray off blood. Then we miss the leaking internal gut depiction. O'well it's the 60's of course.

[@FlorinSutu]

Did they really use camouflage patterns on the canvas used over helmets ? They are in the movie, what about the real WWII ? 28:45 - Was it that hard to find at least one WWII Sherman, to be the tank for show ?

[@sampathamusick]

Nice....

[@ReyPorton-j9c]

the best movie ❤❤❤

[@jckyhn7329]

Did they even hire a combat consultant? Some of this dialogue is short on specifics.

[@bachnguyen8503]

☘️🌼./. 🇺🇸✈️✈Thank you Feature - Film 🎥 war combat very good the best today . Thank you very good ❤👍

[@jeffersonsmith1877]

Lot of action!

[@ThembaMbungela]

Best movie on my side,this movie isn't dulling at all

[@hugovermaak6233]

Excelent movie

[@RaymondPexton]

They had Sherman tanks not M 26 or m48

[@DavidGreen-bw8wc]

Thats all they could get form the Army Surplus Store, cheap budget

[@Halfgig57]

Good flick. I wonder why it's not better known.

[@RoseMbori-k4p]

a i remember this movie it's amazing

[@RaymondPexton]

They had Sherman's not M-48's

[@OlipaMabo]

I was enjoying about second world work when I was in grade 12 olipa from Zambia

[@ニミオチャンネル]

変な日本語を話す日本兵好き😂

[@gervazejoseph9586]

What a peculiar depiction of war as was purported to have occurred during the 2nd World War in the Pacific Theater! But then, who are they still alive today who could corroborate these events' authenticity as being one way or the other? After all, the 2nd World War ensued over 80 years ago, with roughly only 120,000 American veterans who are still alive, all of whom prove upwards of 90 years of age.

[@tonybarnes3858]

No more war.

[@jondon808]

Yes war

[@VelvetSkyLeo25]

Sniper one bullet two down 😂😂😂25:25

[@RasEli03]

25:25 why the high pitch?

[@waltermorris5786]

good war movie

[@sandycassidy8637]

Why bleep the truth in what was said? I bet they swore constantly! I would ❤