Unbroken - Best Movie Scenes + Unpublished Shots

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About the movie:
Academy Award® winner Angelina Jolie directs and produces this epic drama that follows the incredible life of Olympian and war hero Louis "Louie" Zamperini (Jack O'Connell) who, along with two other crewmen, survived on a raft for 47 days after a near-fatal plane crash in WWII - only to be caught by the Japanese navy and sent to a prisoner-of-war camp. Adapted from Laura Hillenbrand's (Seabiscuit: An American Legend) enormously popular book, it's the inspiring true story about the resilient power of the human spirit.
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Unbroken - Best Movie Scenes + Unpublished Shots
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#unbroken

[@tarfunnyfarm]

One of the best movies I've seen in a long time!

[@maxblack8754]

You clearly didn't read the book

[@skeleteleton]

+Max Black I read the book and still think it's one of the best.

[@tarfunnyfarm]

No i didn't read the book, and I doubt if I do. I was commenting on the movie, which I thoroughly enjoyed. What's the crime in that?

[@thomasbaron5367]

Unbroken and Hacksaw Ridge are both great films. Can't decide which one I like better.they're both incredible films :)

[@jamespopelka7423]

Thomas Baron I feel the exact same way!!!!!

[@dauntbookworm6642]

My great grandad built the burma railway (as a prisoner of war) and said that the japanese hated them so much, they even hated eachother. He tells me stories that just shock me, he would beg for his campmates to live another day, he would get a spoon full of rice a day and an egg a week if he was lucky. He was one of 300 that survived. If it wasn’t for his will to survive, i wouldn’t be alive. Respect to all war veterans.

[@andrew3912]

Coco Bradford who sent them there ?

[@josethottumkal]

Did he help build the bridge over Kwai? They were heroes all.

[@EthanSoFar]

@@peeppaa1997 Internment Camp* It was bad for them, yes, but there were no beatings and the U.S. followed the Geneva Convention. They were also not starved/forced to be malnourished.

[@inpez7514]

Same, my great granduncle also helped build the Burma railway, he was a pow by the Japanese when he got captured in Singapore

[@mateussiq1100]

nobody cares

[@robertwarrior]

I don't care what people say this movie is epic. almost brings tears to my eyes god bless louis zamp

[@paulchandler9646]

Epic yes, so was the book. An excellent read!

[@shruppledoo5629]

robertwarrior the book is even more incredible. It left a mark on me that I’ll never forget, it’s just incredible.

[@garymcgrorty5316]

He's a bitch for going back to Japan

[@jayupnext_8664]

Gary Mcgrorty your mom’s a bitch for raising a bitch like you 🤣🤣

[@steveleslie2170]

Forgiveness is an awesome thing.

[@liham.608]

this movie is so inspirational and so is Louis Zamperini himself. This teaches us never to give up and it will stay engraved in my memory.

[@kirihitomori5030]

ya, sure.

[@Xyzabc998]

+moufla mohamadou Intelligent people know when to give up and try something else. The American dream is just that, a dream, it is not reality.

[@pistolpete6796]

+Ian Miles no people who love something keep fighting on until they accomplish what they wanted and just laugh when they here comments like urs

[@douglasworsley6742]

+Ian Miles You are certainly jaded I will give you that. The American dream is alive and well it just takes a little longer and is a little tougher to obtain than it used to be...I know as I am living it.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

have it all lose it all

[@elfenlied6611]

'if you can take it,you can make it'

[@berserkerlewis7089]

You have the absolute best username I've seen on KZbin lol.

[@elfenlied6611]

Berserker Lewis lol thanks actually it's an anime

[@berserkerlewis7089]

Yea, I know, it's my all time favorite, next to Berserk, hence the praise XD.

[@berserkerlewis7089]

MR.X What in gods name is wrong with you? Lmao.

[@elfenlied6611]

Berserker Lewis it's internet bro if he said that to my face trust me mate you won't see a bone in his body

[@justabby1306]

Just imagine how much weight those guys had to lose for this movie

[@jessicarada503]

+Just Abby They had to loss weight but they also had makeup that made them look skinnier, and there bodies were also altered later in the editing process by computers

[@1chocolategirl2]

Jack O'Connell was said to be on a 700 calorie diet

[@Polpiv4tifish]

+Just Abby Just imagine how much weight those actual prisoners lost during ww2. And they did it without getting rich financial awards! Mind blowing right?

[@1chocolategirl2]

Polpiv4tifish apparently in real life he weighed 150 pounds when he signed up for the army and when this was through he weighed about 70-80 (depending on where you look)

[@SpaceEmos]

+Just Abby Domhnall Gleeson (one of the actors in the movie) said he lost so much weight, his contacts wouldn't fit anymore

[@noahwolfgram4743]

This movie means a lot to me, it shows some of the forgotten parts of war. I am very grateful for all who have served our great country. My family has served proudly beginning over a 100 years ago and we continue to do so. I am fortunate to still have my grandfather around (he is 93) who tells me what war was like in the 40s

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

my grandmother is 97

[@marshataylor2166]

just watch this movie, it took me awhile to watch it, all ima say is. I give my full respect to this men Mr Louis Zamperini that took so much but to find it in his heart in the end to forgive the men that constantly beaten him for no reason besides hate n jealousy. Life n his many optical RIP Mr Zamperini

[@inouelenhatduy]

+Sayuri Chiyo Lee why ? i know that japanese soldier get beat alot by they officer when they in training and in military school the older beat the newbie from reading sakai book

[@inouelenhatduy]

***** wow THAT IS SOME WEIRD guy there ! is he gay ? he enjoy hiting guy and get bonner ?@@ do you know what hapend to mucuhiro after the war ? is he jail for war crimes and get hang or just jail ?

[@inouelenhatduy]

***** oh but still it fk gay that he got bonner while beating the shit out another guy wwhat hapend to him after ww2 ? is he jail or hang for war crimes ?

[@inouelenhatduy]

***** wow is he still alive ? if i do that kind of shit i woudnt be proud of my self lol get bonner from hiting someone @@

[@douglasworsley6742]

+Marsha Taylor You should read the book as well. I read the book first then saw the movie....there were times I cried.

[@Bekka_boo13]

the guy who play's 'the bird' was an amazing as the baddy...made you really feel his hate in the film...brilliant acting from jack aswell...

[@jacobpeters7837]

Japanese officer "this is not Geneva, this is japan!" American Pilot "this is not a conventional bomb, its a atom bomb =D"

[@valdes1forever]

And it’s actually called “an” and not “a” at least try to get that correct first.

[@buttahXD]

R32 GTR actually the bombs were the only reason they surrendered. If they called our second bluff we would have had to invade Japan itself.

[@stevenroberts9097]

YixinggnixiY that's why they surrendered like pussys

[@buttahXD]

Steven Roberts you call losing two strategically important cities and refusing to back down until their Emperor forced them to, surrendering like 'pussys'? If anything they were the most stubborn Axis member, since there were some soldiers who were still fighting in the 70s.

[@carter2351]

YixinggnixiY your salty aren’t you?

[@trickshotnation5247]

When Louie picked up the plank and screamed that Japanese dude pissed his pants and thought to himself," shit, what the fuck did I just do."

[@user-tx2zh3iq5m]

am I the only one that thinks the Japanese officer looked like a girl

[@eerikki2463]

+warrior since birth that actor is Miyavi very popular musician in Japan and their image is definitely very femine

[@genevaoneal8162]

nope I thought that too when I first saw the movie

[@kentthepistol]

+warrior since birth no sir you hit the nail on the head....

[@ltcajh]

+warrior since birth Reminds me of Prince.

[@RunPJs]

+warrior since birth Yes looks and fights like a girl, and that's why he doesn't like being looked at lol

[@870Rem12gauge]

The only reason the Japanese are humble is due to force. Their arm was not twisted, it was broken.

[@thedarkfrost2351]

THANK YOU.

[@Neophantom00]

True. Broken to a shape of humility, respect and honor.

[@Weird-City]

Sadly true. A conditioned response. We know from history the Japanese were capable of being the cruelest of cruel. BTW youtube spellcheck doesn't like my spelling of cruelest it can go f*ck - you aint having that extra L.

[@Hiei2k7]

2 Nuclear bombs will break a spirit, let alone their arm.

[@disconnectedt.v2516]

15 goon first off a nuclear bombs was tested to see it devastation and was devastating Americans swore they will never use it again (Even tho we are 2nd in nuclear bomb silos). Secondly because of Pearl Harbor American couldn’t have known, why only japan because they were not white. It was a concentration camp it was a holding facility until the Japanese surrendered, they did have integration facilities where they were integrate Japanese-Americans but 99% would be let go, only main people who died in these camps were the elderly for being a poor condition because the Americans put a lot of their economics on a war effort. The Japanese were terrible, ever hear of the raping of nanking? Were they raped and murder thousands of the Chinese, they broke the Geneva convention thousands of times, for the sake of the emperor, they forced Koreans and Chinese to fight for them or be suicide zero pilots. You’re country is humble because they realized that they were monsters during that war, don’t get me wrong Russia, Germany and America did something’s that were terrible but they bombed the Japanese to end the war Germany surrender hitler was dead, they’re honor meant the death of thousands more and America didn’t wanna play with that shit. It was an honorable defeat but you can’t play the victim for your history.

[@hpk3136]

MIYAVI so handsome. He speaks english very well.Lots of gifts for acting.

[@samanthashepherd6357]

Unfortunately, the last scene wasn't actually in the movie. It was cut, though I don't know why. It's an awesome scene and something that happened in the book.

[@erwin643]

I can't watch these movies. They're just too depressing. Being all too familiar with the history of what happens to American/western POW's, I made my peace when I was 17, since I had no family, or relatives whatsoever. Throughout my military career (25 years), I chose to die, rather than be captured. ISIS is a perfect modern example as to why. Still, it looks like one of the very best POW movies I've ever seen scenes from. Death before Dishonor.

[@berserkerlewis7089]

Thank you for your service.

[@erwin643]

You're welcome. However, you have to remember: This movie takes place during WW II. Since Vietnam, our recent wars have been outright illegal. My service has done nothing to keep people safe, or make them more free.

[@Optix334]

Sorry, not illegal. No war approved by our government is illegal. So far all of our military actions are approved by Congress and the President, which is a 2/3'rd majority. I thank you for your service, but lets not spread misinformation. The wars may have been morally wrong and the American people told lies about certain aspects of them, but say that instead of "Illegal".

[@erwin643]

OMG, and Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are real. When 80% of a Regroupment Zone (South Vietnam) votes for reunification under Ho Chi Minh based on the 1954 Geneva Accords, along with no militarization of either zone (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneva_Conference_(1954)), or in the case of Iraq, when lies are made about "weapons of Mass Destruction," then yeah, they're illegal wars. Oh, and it gets better, now that those 28 redacted pages from the 9/11 report are being released, showing that Bush's own buddies in the Saudi royal family and the Saudi Ambassador to the U.S. funded the attack, which BTW was carried out by Saudi's, not Iraqi's or Afghanis (Regarding Afghanistan, see The Crisis of Civilization on KZbin. It documents the negotiations in Houston, 2001 with the Taliban over stability so that a pipeline could run from the 'Stans, to Pakistan). Time to take the Red Pill and get unplugged from The Matrix. The U.S. has not been the good guys in world affairs for a long time. I think I might know, speaking as a retired U.S. Army Intelligence Officer.

[@Optix334]

Jerry E I think you need to read what I wrote again, and take off the tinfoil. I acknowledged that the US was in the wrong, but nothing they did was illegal. Intelligence officers are not lawyers. Get over yourself.

[@divyanshkumar165]

2:40 One of the best powerful performance in the history of movies of all time

[@newatlantic7228]

It would have been awesome if after he got beat he picked it back up lol

[@zackhod8661]

“Anjolina Jolie........!” What triumph of a action drama.....seer genius at best... it will go down as one of the GREATEST true stories made concerning the human struggles and crucibles of men in war and overcoming insurmountable odds!”💪💪💪💪💪💪🎖🎖

[@bobding9869]

i love that guys laugh at 2:45

[@selenajones8251]

The fact that it’s based on a true story is amazing and this man survived all of this is amazing

[@KashimaNoel]

This movie made me bawl out crying...... That scene with the log over his head and he screams out had me crying so much 😭

[@assassindasad8162]

When you got a haircut and the class is staring at you. 3:03

[@tessr8830]

Ahahahhah omg i laughed

[@michaeljacksonfan2440]

So inspirational!!! Big round of applause👏

[@yuriduggan4771]

The antagonist Miyavi the actor who plays (Mutsuhiro Watanabe) makes this movie.... we hate him....and that’s why he’s an amazing actor

[@paulamorales52]

and I Still Think The Japanese Guy Fine As Hell

[@ithinkyoushouldstanbts8014]

right? lol

[@gabrielleelizabeth4349]

Nasty

[@acefrehley3874]

Justin E he is Japanese tho...he was born in Japan

[@rebeccadoran5955]

Justin E dude I think you’re the stupid one....

[@areyouthicc9947]

Justin E Not being able to tell whether an Asian is Chinese or Japanese doesn’t make them dumb. Give an Irishman, a German, Norwegian, English and American the same accent and I bet you couldn’t tell which is which

[@annabosmann4797]

Omg I love Jack O’Connell since he played Cook in skins😍

[@anarchocommie4743]

Me too

[@rickstaco]

He was just sad and jealous he was stronger!

[@sedison210]

Exactly

[@Diana-bj2dm]

miyavi 😍

[@lamexicali24]

i love this movie and i watch it all the time when i come from school every day

[@spacewhale8279]

U need help

[@jessicarada503]

+arturo leal u should read the book. it is even more amazing (more detail)! You can get the whole audio book on youtube i think

[@jessicarada503]

***** Oh thats odd. Around christmas last year, I listen to it. Maybe it was taken down

[@kirihitomori5030]

ya, same.

[@rpg6612]

Its a shame, the nukes should have been dropped on the armies, or even the government, for that matter. But no, we had to drop it on innocent citizens who had nothing to do with the war. The hard truth is that we took it out on innocent people, and the real villains like the leader of Unit 731 got away scot free, in exchange for their research documents.

[@munaalmaly9994]

Isak Samuelsson they didn't have to shoot people

[@shruppledoo5629]

inn - k the Americans actually would drop leaflets warning civilians to get out of the area before bombings, it was the Japanese government who said that anyone in possession of those leaflets would be arrested and lives could’ve been saved

[@gostz6839]

ชาวส์ RPG what about pearl harbour?

[@lilablau4560]

@@chuggon7595 how many percent of the people living there were guilty? Even if 99% were guilty, what about the 1%? What about the children or korean and chinese forced laborer? Btw there were 40,000 solider in Hiroshima. 200,000 civilians.

[@chuggon7595]

@@lilablau4560 still doesn't negate the fact that both places were huge strategical bombing points

[@AITF045]

This comment section makes me want to throw up

[@cf3603]

For real

[@dacoda6668]

You cant break an Italian

[@bromazepam781]

Sure you can, just tie him to a chair and make him watch pasta being overcooked. He'll weep in agony.

[@TooXiiKEU1]

Ahahhaha DEAD and Im also italian

[@feelincutemightcommitwarcr5432]

Greeks did

[@andrew3912]

dacoda666 I don’t feel crazy atm either. I can’t remember what the deal actually is I have less shit than 66% of the world really I would be actually dead if I was not laugh ing my way through this. But agreed best I didn’t have lots cash atm. I blast away I reckon

[@paulnone9984]

Just put pineapple on an Italian's pizza. We will cry and beg you to stop.

[@Realm1234]

I can’t believe he was able to hold that plank for so long. I don’t know if I could have done that.

[@timothyrobinson4046]

35 min.

[@tuilleri]

@@timothyrobinson4046 yes after months of mistreatment and hunger . Anyone has the mental strength to pull only that TINY 35 mins off right ?

[@ervinpajulio4928]

this is so amazing it makes me cry because of the courage he has

[@fmatroopah9674]

Damn I feel like the Japanese were ruthless from long ago and during this time period of WW2 They come from an outstanding civilization and war culture but that all went away now But now days The Japanese are peaceful and fun loving people

[@thedarkfrost2351]

That doesn't change what they did. They didn't even pay true justice for what they did to the POW's because America needed them as an ally for the Cold War.

[@fmatroopah9674]

The Darkfrost yes, thats why i said they were "ruthless" i believe there is still alot POW's missing too

[@thedarkfrost2351]

+FmA Troopah I meant it doesn't change how "peaceful" they are now.

[@SAViNGLiVE5]

Their**. Fuck

[@diontillery5405]

hey it's some of them, not all of them just the leaders and those who follow

[@jamey7235]

I love this movie!!💕

[@thetotaltechnerd1318]

when i watched this movie i legit cried.

[@FloofyMinari]

Yall guys should watch Letters from Iwo Jima.

[@tuilleri]

Why

[@mreaganismyhero]

So the Americans are the GOOD GUYS. Wow! What an interesting concept. . . . .

[@HaiPham-ws5ly]

1 bo phim hay cua nu dao dien jone. Nhung rat tiec no bi cam chieu o 1 so nuoc. Nhieu nguoi nhin nhan lich su ko dung... Phim anh no la thong diep

[@vilmaaltarez2043]

I love this movie

[@ethant3747]

Crazy it's a real story

[@merittuuling2538]

I love this movie! James is an excellent actor!

[@HaiPham-ws5ly]

Dien vien truyen tai tot. Like.

[@millysbeautyblogs2776]

The reason he stayed alive is because he NEVER gave up he always thought of the others not himself and he had a strong mind unlike his friend Mac who had a weak mind meaning he died when he was on the boat because he was weak "a moment of pain is worth a lifetime of victory"

[@sonofhibbs4425]

So are you trying to put down people who have a “weak mind”...like if they die from troubles, it’s their fault? You do realize the sole reason Zamporini’s life story resulted in a movie is because it’s highly unusual for someone to survive that much trauma, right? He was a remarkable exception. Everyone will celebrate a champion, but will no one celebrate those who fought with all but lost anyway. Are they worthless chickenshit to you? Be careful, that mantra you glorify. There’s a right way and a wrong way to glorify it. No one who dies “weak” was responsible for it. In fact you dishonor many fallen soldiers with your comment!

[@NoJokes11B]

What's interesting is there are films like this from Vietnam, Iraq, Korea, Japan, Philippines, etc. where the roles of good guys and bad guys are reversed. Meaning the Americans are the bad guys. It just shows that humans of all colors are capable of horrible acts. I think the entire world is grateful for what America did during WW2, but I must say our great credibility since then has vanished. It's pretty clear the world doesn't appreciate our presence on every continent. I think we owe it to great men like Mr. Zamperini to change our current foreign policy and stop committing the same acts we tried the Nazi's and Japanese. Americans get angry about the torture of U.S. soldiers during WW2, while the CIA is torturing people at this very minute. Doesn't really make sense. I wonder what great men like Mr. Zamperini thought about our current role in the 21st century.

[@NoJokes11B]

ffjsb So you're making it a tally competition? Group A killed more innocent people than group B so group A is worse? The Nazi's were only in power for 12 years. Within those years, they killed like 10 million people right? The U.S. government has been around for about 250 years. I bet a $1000 the U.S. has killed more than 10 million innocent people in 250 years. Look at our history BEFORE and AFTER WW2. So many Americans get clouded by WW2 they forget the disgusting shit we've done prior and after. Murder is murder my friend. Kill one person or ten, you're going to prison for the rest of your life. Just because you think the U.S. has committed "some" atrocities doesn't make us better (or worse) than the Nazi's or Imperial Japan. It makes us the same.

[@fullmetalfunk]

+ffjsb The genocide of the Native Americans and the owning of other human beings because of their race up until a war that cost the US more casualties than any other war before or since made it illegal, and the subsequent treatment of that race even after slavery was made illegal are both pretty comparable to stuff done under the Nazis and Imperial Japan.

[@ffjsb]

+NoJokes11B You've obviously forgotten WWI, once again, the Germans started it. Only an idiot thinks all war casualties are murder.

[@NoJokes11B]

+ffjsb Did I ever say all war casualties are murder? Dude I love America too. But being an American with blind patriotism is the worst way to be American. Americans should admit to our past and current ignorance, arrogance, mistakes, crimes, etc. That's whats supposed to set us apart from the rest. That's what makes us special. And btw, the spark of WW1 is a lot more complicated than just "Germany started it". The French, Russians, British, Austrians, etc., anyone could've started it. War was going to happen regardless of the Germans. That's why many historians agree that the gradual appearance of alliances is one of the main reasons for WW1. Everyone thinks it's solely Germany's fault because they lost the war and all the blame was put on them. In my opinion, that is one of the greatest examples of "history is written by the victors".

[@ffjsb]

+NoJokes11B Then why are you acting like America is so horrible?? We actually make an effort to own up to our mistakes and be better. It's why people still come here from all over the world.

[@jasonhylnd001]

Boy that bird was something.

[@elviramebelli524]

He was a hero

[@willemverheij3412]

Funny how his hair stays perfectly modeled through the entire movie.

[@jesselovell1241]

Chills everytime

[@chaos9731]

Wow, where determination will get you

[@myoung6240]

Don't look at him, just throw the fckn iron bar at him!

[@FrootLoops-lo1rl]

1:it is wood not iron 2:he would get beaten a lot more than it would be combined in the whole movie

[@real_shad0w480]

@@FrootLoops-lo1rl he would have died

[@FrootLoops-lo1rl]

ALT Shad0w 2 damn my comment was old and stupid

[@real_shad0w480]

@@FrootLoops-lo1rl lol i didnt notice your comment was 2 years old

[@beckmcgregor]

I absolutely love this film so much🙂❤️

[@RJ-wx2zc]

Is it just me or is it strange to think that Angelina Jolie directed this movie. I mean I knew she was good, but wow.

[@fighter5583]

Don't, look at me...

[@yissachu]

All of the soldier actors in this movie are so friggin cute haha! Can someone give me all their names lol

[@imamprihanto3129]

MIJAVI

[@feilin0423]

Big Bang GD. Damn

[@CheckAlakaDingDong]

damn bird chill

[@badgamer2129]

The Japanese dude is pretty. Some angle he look like girl

[@innos3ntCrim3]

His name is Miyavi. He's actually a popular rocker in japan. Check out his usual image. www.google.com/search?q=miyavi&client=safari&rls=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjtqr6D8fTOAhXLlB4KHUJXDXQQ_AUICCgB&biw=1424&bih=784

[@donkeyjote0104]

And the director of this movie is Angelina Jolie...

[@Natalia-cb5gf]

Wat

[@Natalia-cb5gf]

Damn

[@diontillery5405]

Yoda IS right lol

[@jeanettesona6913]

And to think after all that he went back to share the gospel what a godly man

[@braden2112]

I read the book it was really good

[@taraiacraft1134]

5:20 so scary with dat stick arent yuh

[@s.majstorovic5598]

ok ill stop now

[@taraiacraft1134]

lol

[@jasonhylnd001]

So many people think this movie makes the Japanese look bad but this is in fact a true story so..

[@alderstifen7738]

They did worse things to the POW's during WW2. This isn't even that bad, they experimented on civilians and, if I recall, many of the captured Chinese women were turned into sex slaves for the Japanese soldiers.

[@brookesonicBreyerhorses]

The book had more of an impact on me personally

[@luisfersoraide6382]

¡《increible》¡ como es q te llena de animo y fortaleza es absolutamente de lo mejor . Mas el cree aser, lo logra por luchar asta el final es lo q enseña a seguir con aguante

[@depressedbutwelldressed1034]

Look at that amazing acting when he gets hit 5:53

[@MrJonesCEO]

Nercolus Jesus 😂

[@bobfranklin8514]

SANIC GOTTA GO FAST

[@saraaziz3106]

Great movie

[@alexschmidt443]

Japan did sign the Geneva Convention in 1942, but didn't ratify it in time, so Japan wasn't bounded to the convention. However Japan still followed up the rules of the Hague Convention in 1907 and there were no official cases of Japan breaking it.

[@ilikeeggslennox9667]

who is watching this in 2016

[@jyanik8212]

One of my favorite books Mwah

[@EGADIFOTOS]

EXCELENTE!!

[@marijus6602]

5:53 sounded like a hit marker when u shoot at someone xD

[@lanietroyers6826]

"don't look at me" *cues beautiful by Christina Aguilera

[@johninebatten4967]

I have this movie its cool and sad they were in the war war 2

[@Zaturon]

Seriously, War War 2? 😂😂😂😃😃😃

[@roby7722]

World World 2

[@bruh-cp2nq]

Did you know war war 1 started in 1914?

[@bryanwilson1806]

This is not Geneva, this is Japan

[@dominicrankin1921]

it's so strange because in woman in black two jack was in it as well and his character's back story was that he was in a plane crash in the war that landed in the sea and it literally happened in this film

[@evok1]

Bro the third scene just straight savage

[@frighttheprotogen4318]

“The Bird is a bad Japanese men”

[@papabillydeth4723]

I wish that this movie had had Panteras “Broken” rewritten as “Unbroken” in it when he picked up the bar

[@alilawrence1814]

Why did It look like the bird had 'feelings' for Louis in the film? Like when Louis had to pick up the log and shit the bird looked heartbroken after he beat louis

[@timothyrobinson4046]

In the the book the bird would start to cry randomly they do not know why he was the way he was.

[@keala8744]

[@BiscuitDelivery]

As someone who ran the 3200 in T&F, passing on a turn is a stupid idea. You're basically tacking on an extra 10m for every lane further out you travel in that turn. Pass in the straightaway.

[@seijidayou7982]

You know the actor is good, when he makes you hate your dad for being japanese '-'

[@sarasoares798]

esse filme é perfeito em todos os aspectos

[@expiredcoffee7991]

Why the fuck is he crying? You just beat him up and he crying like "oh shit why I do dat"

[@keediilovee1329]

oh so i guess nobody has learned nothing fr black Americans we come a long way you want strength look to us as inspiration we been through this without a war so imagine .. we inspire too like damn

[@dallastexas4988]

Who else going to watch this on showbox after watching this clip

[@geekyzebra91]

What's crazy about this is the Japanese didnt think the troops of the USA army were not brave an that one guy showed them wrong

[@johnnygarcia2686]

6:42 when you ruin something for the whole class

[@인천아저씨]

3:15 미루나~ 미루나! 미루나아!!! From south korea which was conquered by japan.

[@garcello_gaming7117]

Don’t look at me!!! 😂

[@brodieslowinski]

In the book it’s showed the bird(Japanese officer) what he looked like in real life and he was kind of chubby

[@n-9503]

"in ww2 the german soldier surprised the world, and the italian soldier surprised the german soldier"

[@someweirdguy6915]

LOOK AT THAT ZAMPERINI

[@user-od3le7gf4m]

Very beutiful

[@susuuwu]

it sad, that the real Zamperini die before see this movie

[@breakingmad2645]

And look at Zamperini! Cuts off to him holding a plank

[@joeyjohnson9385]

This movie makes me happy we dropped the bombs

[@HaiPham-ws5ly]

Tu duy con nguoi that ich ky? Dung xem no bang mat, ma hay xem no bang ca trai tim. Hien tai va tuong lai khac nhau. Hay luu giu 1 ky uc dep... Bi ai lon nhat doi nguoi. La kem hiu biet