

1968·Drama·1h 43m
7.1
★










During World War II, a shot-down American pilot and a marooned Japanese navy captain find themselves stranded on the same small uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean.
Directed by John Boorman
japan
world war ii
pilot
u.s. air force
naval officer
pacific war
marooned
pacific island
airplane crash
american
japanese soldier
american soldiers

Trailer

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Cast

Lee Marvin
American Pilot

Toshirō Mifune
Captain Tsuruhiko Kuroda
Crew

John Boorman
Director

Lalo Schifrin
Original Music Composer

Conrad Hall
Director of Photography

Reuben Bercovitch
Producer

Henry G. Saperstein
Executive Producer

Reuben Bercovitch
Story
Popular Reviews
18 reviews
WilliamYummy
7.0★ · 04/09/26

The message is kind of surface level, but it's executed in a very interesting way.
The message is kind of surface level, but it's executed in a very interesting way.
Lic Tarug
8.0★ · 11/07/25

Cuando no tienes recursos y vales madre así que solo te queda ragebaitear por el amor al juego y el odio al prójimo. nambre 🚬
Cuando no tienes recursos y vales madre así que solo te queda ragebaitear por el amor al juego y el odio al prójimo. nambre 🚬
Sam
6.0★ · 10/22/25

if you replace these two with tom and jerry, you still get the same film
if you replace these two with tom and jerry, you still get the same film
JMadson
6.5★ · 01/01/23

2 very interesting performances by two great performers. The idea and potential of a film story like this sounds very interesting and unique, but this film ends being mostly a mess of odd actions made by both with splashes of sentiment and heart sprinkled in. The progress of the relationship between the two men is great to watch though if you can look past a lot of the odd action choices. The other biggest dissatisfaction is with an ending that, without spoiling, builds to some of the most effective moments of the film to end very flat and disappointing
2 very interesting performances by two great performers. The idea and potential of a film story like this sounds very interesting and unique, but this film ends being mostly a mess of odd actions made by both with splashes of sentiment and heart sprinkled in. The progress of the relationship between the two men is great to watch though if you can look past a lot of the odd action choices. The other biggest dissatisfaction is with an ending that, without spoiling, builds to some of the most effective moments of the film to end very flat and disappointing
Kamil Kurkiewicz
5.0★ · 07/12/26
