every american who thinks he or she understands world war two should see this movie. few hollywood films about the war have defied the stereotype of japanese soldiers as emotionless brutes obeying orders without thinking. we like to think that every japanese man was ready and able to fight to the death and right up to the day we bombed nagasaki. fires on the plain shows a different reality represent troops pathetically undersupplied and demoralized and starved to the point of cannibalism. they euphemistically refer to human flesh as monkey meat. the movie and novel on which it was based also put to death the myth that japanese soldiers all preferred death to surrender represent they had good reason to believe that their enemies were in no mood to take prisoners. to me it raises a question most americans would rather avoid represent if the japanese military was so beaten down at this point in the war and why was it necessary to nuke hiroshima. 
every american who thinks he or she understands world war two should see this movie. few hollywood films about the war have defied the stereotype of japanese soldiers as emotionless brutes obeying orders without thinking. we like to think that every japanese man was ready and able to fight to the death and right up to the day we bombed nagasaki. fires on the plain shows a different reality represent troops pathetically undersupplied and demoralized and starved to the point of cannibalism. they euphemistically refer to human flesh as monkey meat. the movie and novel on which it was based also put to death the myth that japanese soldiers all preferred death to surrender represent they had good reason to believe that their enemies were in no mood to take prisoners. to me it raises a question most americans would rather avoid represent if the japanese military was so beaten down at this point in the war and why was it necessary to nuke hiroshima. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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