Comparing "Windtalkers" and "Tora! Tora! Tora!"

Our two movies are Windtalkers (2002) and Tora. Tiger. Tiger. (1970). Each of these two movies is about American and World War II. In Windtalkers, the leading role Sheriff Joe Enders is responsible for protecting the speaker Ben Yahzee of the Navaho code. He was sent from the Marine Corps to Saipan for battle, Saipan was a defensive Japanese Island. Meanwhile, Tora. Tiger. Tiger. Japan and the United States were concerned about the situation between Japan and the United States during the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941. It mainly depicts the events behind the scenes such as not knowing Pearl Harbor's orders, USA's intention and motivation, breaking Purple Code in America.

In my article, I will compare Torah! Tiger! Tiger! And Pearl Harbor. Clearly, both movies are about the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor was produced by Touchtone Pictures and Tora in 2001! Tiger! Tiger! It was produced by 20th Century Fox in 1970. The production of the movie is very different. In other words, the effect is different and the background is different. However, the story frame is the same. Tora's & lt; Tab / & gt; Tiger! tiger! This film is mainly based on attacks by Japanese in the Pacific. At the beginning of the movie, members of the Japanese Navy were lined up on the deck, waiting for the arrival of Vice President Yamamoto who was studying at Harvard University in Boston. If the US does not negotiate peace with them, he is an offensive person. In the United States, I have a new system to receive news from Japan. This is called operation magic, the United States decoded everything from Japan.

Movie Torah! Tiger! Tiger! It should have been a historically accurate movie, but this movie is wrong. Several factors are mainly in this movie of Japan where I can choose it. Director Richard Fleischer made a movie in a strange way. Tiger! Tiger! Tiger! There is no real prejudice against Japan or the United States. This film reflected the timing of production. As this movie became a historic movie, there is a series of factual mistakes. I think that the authors of Richard Fleischer are trying to prove that the director is trying to make a real idea without advice on what happened at Pearl Harbor.