(True Story) If He Drops The Log, He Gets Shot
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Went to see this with my dad who was a prisoner himself of the Japanese. He spent time on the Burma Thailand railway and was shipped to Japan in 44 to work in the coalmines. He said conditions in the mines were actually better due to the fact they could actually have a rest because they could see the guards head lamps coming. He was Private Neil Macpherson WX16572 2/2 Pioneer Battalion AIF 1941 -1946
I’m currently learning about the P.O.W in HASS
Thank your father for me, Alan. Thank you for writing this comment
@@westonwillis5430 Unfortunately he passed away 2 years ago but he made it to 95 so he had a pretty good innings. Otherwise I would thank him for you. 🇦🇺👍
someone who had the same name died in 1915 with the same name as you
Wait so your dad have join army since 1941
Of Course Watanabi didnt want to meet Louie after the war... he was PROVEN to be a lesser man and had no desire to feel that way again. Beaten, starved and worked nearly to death, Louie still stood firm... Watanabi knew in those moments he could NEVER be the man that Louie was, and was shamed.
Proven*
@@kamyamason2904 what
Junya Watanabi in my wri
Facts
VERYYYYYY VERYYYYYYY TRUEEEEEEE
This is what we call a hero.
For sure
defenitly
Yes, he has shown how God can strengthen someone even in the worst conditions and circumstances.
true
@@Read..Matthew-11..28 god didn't do shit.His will to survive is the true savior.
I read the book some time before and wanted to watch the movie, and this is good for a recap.
I’m so amazed that Louis survived and was so resilient, it makes it one of my favorite stories. One of the things that always shook me was that he forgave them all and went to Tokyo, a place where he suffered so much, and ran with the torch and fulfilled his dream. I cant express how amazing Louis’ story is. I feel happy that he was able to find solace after the war, survive and fulfill his dreams.
Bro his running career was done for after the broken ankle
Same I thought this sounded similar it was by alen Gratz
The books by Laura Hillenbrand 👍
Yup I read the book also
@@doggorussa376 he went back to japan for the 1980 olympics i think it was and ran the torch
Louis took Watsonabi’s soul when he raises that log
Watanabe?
Dont look at me
@@doggorussa376 lol
@@NeXbi No ita Watsonabi dumb!
who's gonna carry the logs and the boat
Dude, the respect this man deserves is more then any single country can put together. A hero to end all
So this guy actually spoke at my high school and his story has stuck with me ever since. Amazing show of courage and strength! Amazing story. May he Rest In Peace
movi name
@@macintoshh unbroken
@@perplexin2256 tnx
what year u graduate from torrance
"If you declare with your mouth "Jesus is Lord," and if you believe in your heart that God raised Jesus from death, then you will be saved."Romans10:9. JESUS CHRIST is the ONLY way to Heaven!!! Find RIGHTOUSNESS, HAPPINIES, JOY, PEACE, FUFILLMENT, AND LOVE IN GOD AND ONLY GOD
I remember watching that movie when I was 10 with my dad the scene where he lifts the log over his head is still one of the most chilling moments I’ve ever watched (in a good way)
What movie is this?
@@oliver7496 unbroken
@@oliver7496 lol They say it at the beginning of every video bud
Holy shit he is an absolute unit man survived what almost no one could
God can
@@consueladelahoz-cr3ez he means human beings
I like how he says "fighter jets" when they are clearly propeller planes
*my favourite jet fighter is the He 111*
No one cares
@@alilweeb7684 factually incorrect
@@alilweeb7684 spoken like person who fears knowledge.
weeb ong
Props to Angelina Jolie’s directorial debut on this film. An instant hit.
This joke may have went over alot of people's heads, but definitely made laugh, thanks bud 😂😂😂😂
@@britegaming5090 wdymm
@@britegaming5090 I wasn't joking. Lol. It was a phenomenal movie.
@@Section.9 Phenomenal bore that made everyone stop reading the book... which was excellent.
@@britegaming5090 Wait, what was the joke?
What a hell of a story... Watanabe was angry that he couldn't break Louie's will but deep down he must've respected his honor. Amazing man.
you got that right ,they deserve an Oscar. this is hands down the best movie out yet vs the Body Guard that is one of my favorite movies you would watch over and over.
This movie is underatedly Legendary
What’s the movie called
@@iiTzWraithy unbroken
It had a lot of slow moving parts for me
I personally found it to be quite a bore
He definitely deserves to be respected for all his work I have no clue how hard it was but I no it was HARD.
If it's a really true story , He was a great character
It is
He died in 2012, it’s a book
Especially when they where attack by Japanese fighter jets
you clearly didnt watch the whole video before commenting
most probably not but partly yes , when making movies they tend to add extra and more hype scenarios than the true story to make people entertained
That’s not what you call a hero…. That is a hero….
“A moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory”, I can only dream of being this great and courageous,dude was actually perfect.😱🔥🔥🔥
In the highschool race scene, he didn't get tripped, he got spiked. The opponent runner intentionally stomped on his foot with spiked running shoes, essentially stabbing him in the foot.
That was also a ncaa race. He still managed to set a NCAA record despite at a 4:07 I belive, which is incredible. That could easily have been the first sub 4 mile.
Ngl they kinda left out a lot out in the end, literally after the war he became an abusive alcoholic husband to his wife and kids and even tried to find where watanabe was to try to kill him (All of this is said by HIS OWN WORDS in the book im not just making this up) and Im pretty sure he remarried and then became religious, also they forgot to mention he met hitler in the olympics. He's still a great man who overcame a lot of things but the movie tried to make him look perfect even though he's human like all of us.
That is so, but PTSD is a horrible thing and can turn people different than they once were, he may not be perfect but was a hero nonetheless and his good far outshines the bad.
@@likezoinks9615 true I’m just saying, movies sometimes just don’t show the full picture
@@lIeaper well duh it’s a war movie. Not all about Louie. They’re not gonna add the abusive part because that would take out from the war experiences. Also, I really don’t think the movie makes him seem perfect. It’s literally just his past life and what happens in the war.
@@kaddindefiant naw it’s a Louie movie lol it literally starts when he’s a kid 💀 and talks about when he goes to the Olympics, it’s not just about when he goes to war
This is one of my favorite books, also not a seagull it was an albatross which is considered bad luck if you kill it
And I don't think it was a shark that jumped into the raft, but a flying fish. But I read the book about 10 years ago, so I'm not sure.
@@Toimu13 I believe it was a pilot fish? Correct me if I’m wrong
I was able to hear Luis speak live before he passed it was an honor!
If you have a good imagination, reading the book version of this is sensational. It's so amazing. Truly a masterpiece, and it's unbelievable a fellow human being had to go through such pain. But like I was saying, the book version is just truly great. I guarantee you won't regret reading the book. The book is called Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand. 10/10.
The d riding crazy😭
@@gurb4371 watchu on about 🤨
Recently I chose this book to do a highschool project on and wow just realized I can use this to really help me, I never even realized it was a movie.
u actually read ur comments and re uploaded the vid respect ✊
The book which tells the whole story is phenomenal, book is also called Unbroken
Your channel deserves way more recognition... You make really high quality recaps that are super fun to watch, yet you only have a thousand views, and I'm only the sixth comment ! Keep going like that :D
What are you, a bot? The video came out a few hours ago
@@Red-mo2uo I'm not, it's just that by my experience, high quality video often gets hundreds of comments in the first few hours and I thought that this would fall in this category
@@guigui2277 eww simping so hard you sound like a bot. This channel is a business not an art project
@@vysharra I don't think you know what simp means
@@vysharra plus what's wrong with supporting a good youtuber? you good?
I've watched a few of your videos and I'm going to subscribe. Excellent work.
I remember reading this book in school a few years ago. He is a legend.
Some parts of this movie is false. Lewie didn't complete a 1 mile 4:00 because nobody at that time could according to doctors. The first to do a 4:00 mile was roger banister
oo looks like someone did their research lol
No the part is correct. The CZcamsr just failed to add the seconds. If I remeber correctly he ran a 4:08.3. So this movie is historically accurate in that sense. Also the CZcamsr never said a sub 4 minute mile, he said a 4 minute mile which is a weird way of phrasing it for runners but it leaves it open for interpretation
@@christopherhamill525 Yes. exactly. the movie and youtuber were both correct, although it def could have been more clear.
Also, not to mention, he called the Japanese Zeros, “Fighter Jets”
Me just clicking the times:
This is my second favorite movie
Which one's your absolute favorite?
@@niiphoart8823 I’m so sorry I didn’t see this!! My absolute favorite is Forest Gump.
@@HashPapi I've gotta agree with you! Forest Gump is the best!!!!
Name's move plz
A hero can never give up! I was crying when I saw this bc it encourages me to never give up and always stay strong.
Louis should have entered John Wick mode and start his hunt.
I remember watching this movie with my dad at home, now it's carved on my soul
This movie is a good motivation to never give up. Also, what a trooper the guy is.
My great grandpa was in the Navy during the battle of Iwo Jima. I did not know much about him because he died right before I was born. This is why I watch these kinds of movies to get a better understanding of the times like these other than reading books
Fun fact: the island is called Kwajalein Atoll and is found in the Marshall Islands 🇲🇭
that was in one of the books I read, it’s the best books I’ve ever read
Thank you to all of the men and women who have there loves to protect their country
the fact this is a true story is mind chilling
Holy, this brings me so much nostalgia, i remember watching this movie with my dad when i was really young. Havent heard more about this movie for a few years until this video
I usually don’t comment on videos but bro; I must say this is one of if not the best movie recap channels out there! ✊🏽
we read the book and watched this movie for english class last year. one of those books that stays with you
Lol the video of him holding the olympic torch when running with the other olympians is so wholesome and gives a tear to my eye to see that his dream was half achieved eventually
Wow despite all the hardships and hell he had to go through he didn't give up damn. What a Hero
Best recap channel so far keep it up
I loved the way you explained this movie and Louis was so brave to cover come all the problems that happened to him and others as well . So I'm gonna subscribe to your channel . I appreciate your work.
Brother: Your fast
Louie: How fast?
Announcer: 4min mile fast
"DAMNNNN SON, whats in that milk boy?"
Louie-Mum ground some Energizer and mixed it with my Nesquick.
Respect is a word made for him.
This really is a example of brute spirit, discipline, and faith…words can’t even come close
Nakajima Kikka was Japans first fighter jet. It's first flight was 1 day before Japan surrendered.
I went to Torrance High and still live in Torrance. I drive by Zamperini Field constantly. It felt like an honor after watching this movie.
Respect to all lost their life
I don't ever watch videos over 1 time. but I can and will watch this a few more times it's so entertaining and uplifting!
I literally watched this today for the first time before seeing this video and Louie is AMAZING!! And of course a true hero R.I.P ❤️🙏✝️💕
I can never be so optimistic like him.
During my middle school, this book was our lesson. Luv this book man. AND THE MOVIE
Just so you know mate, the plural of aircraft is aircraft
I watched this movie yesterday it’s called unbreakable edit: the reason he told them he was ok and they were treating them well is because it was illegal to do that stuff that they were doing to the prisoners and at the end he didn’t just fly back in the real story he stayed there for 2 weeks because he got free food anywhere there
its called unbroken
What a great story and the fact it’s true makes it even better
I always wanted to see a man with two professions so obscure and unrelated to one another, yet these seem so closely related in some way. The fact that Olympic Track&field athlete and american solider both display so much perseverance and endurance, kinda poetic
i saw unbroken on Netflix and it id one of the best movies i have seen
Pete’s not a marine btw, he’s navy
Love your narration!
wow the scene of him actually running at 80 was super powerful.
Watanabi: Look at my eyes
Louie: *Looks* *at* *his* *eyes*
Watanabi: *beats* *him* *up*
Watanabi: Don't look at my eyes ever again.
Watanabi: Look at my Eyes
Louie: *remembers* *that* *Watanabi* *doesn't* *want* *him* *to* *look* *at* *his* *eyes*
Louie: *doesn't* *look* *at* *his* *eyes*
Watanabi: *Beats* *him* *up* *again*
Louie's Mind: WHAT THE HELL DO YOU WANT FROM ME!
That's the point with all do respect to the Japanese but their cruelty during ww2 almost surpassed the nazis
This Was A lot To Take In Man Damn This Story Was Sad, But Glad He Made It Out After All Of That To Finally See His Family & The War Was Over!!!!
Watch this with my dad while home sick, was really good.
I don't know how anybody could see him running with the torch at 80 and not get tears in their eyes
Ive been seeing this on CZcams shorts but I don't know the movie name but I'm thankful bc I accidentally found this video and it was the best accident ever I will support u my guy😃
Unbroken
The Movie was great and I loved the book.
God bless him. And every single other POW who was put through that horrendous torture. May their stories be told and celebrated for eternity to come, and may the fiery spirits of those still among us burn as bright as ever.
This movie is amazing and if you haven’t watched it then it’s worth watching even after this recap
I love this movie i saw it 2years ago
What a legend
Man said “fighter jets”
This was a legitimately good movie
Marine? Thats a chief petty officer in the Navy. Literally says USN on his cover.
“They engaged in arial combat against the Japanese fighter jet”
💀
Wow. Never seen this movie and now I know what to watch next.
That one moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory
Just rewatched this with my grand parents
holy moly he was hero indeed
I remember reading this book in school a couple years back
reupload, i really like the music '' remembering her'' please never change it 🙏love from india
the actor playing watanabe is brilliant, great performance
what's so crazy to me is that I never realized he was an actor, I only knew Miyavi from his guitar playing lol
Saw this movie a few years back in it’s a great movie
"If he drops the log, he gets shot"
Sisyphus
Amazing content
i read the book in school during 8th grade and for the first time ever it was actually a book i was interested in and read on spare time even when i wasn't assigned to, it was a great read and the story always left you in a spot where you wanted to read more
Wow that’s an incredible story
I've seen this movie so many times and I love it
I once read a book where a bomber had been shot down but I think they all lived and were stranded in the middle of the ocean on a life raft and it talked about how they had to drink salt water and eventually they had to resort to cannibalism to survive, I couldn’t believe how terrible it was to eat someone you knew
Still remember its name please
I think a movie like that already exists.
It is a honest mistake to be unable tell a Me 262 from a A6M, if you have never seen an aeroplane before.
Fantastic film!!!!
Truly a GREAT Story
Miyavi is my favourite Japanese guitarist and actor he play Watanabi
Not trynna correct you but just for future reference those aren’t jets the only fighter jet in WWII was the Me-262 and it was German
This is heartwarming for Louis at the end
Best movie I've seen in a while
0:54
“Japanise fighter jet”
There were no Japanese fighter jets in WW2, the closest thing is probably the kikka, which never made it into production. Also they were attacked by zeros and I think some kates.
Edit: The reply section is now a warzone
You must be fun at parties
@@ResidentFemboy its a cool history fact so idk what your problem is
@@fenrirxivi You're telling me this doesn't sound the least bit condescending?
@@ResidentFemboy its not even what the movie shows. Unbroken literally tells us that they are being attacked by zeros. Kikkas were the only jet fighters the Japanese had, and it was only a prototype
yo yo listen to this… …. Stfu no one asked.
We watched this movie and read the book in 8th grade it was pretty good