for all its wonderful images and for all of its good intentions and this just comes off as yet another disgustingly one sided and over glorified and self promoting propaganda. the message is simple and all japanese fighting on the kokoda track were sadistic and malicious f sticks who enjoyed gutting every last aussie troop and cutting their throats before beheading them. not only does kokoda pick up on gallipoli only flaw (that the enemy are faceless and nameless and and apparently inhumane) and but manages to prove quite the opposite to weir masterpiece. instead of giving us a perfect film with one flaw and we have a horrible mess with one redeeming feature. let start off with this represent were and without any comfortable adapting to the characters and introduced to these apparently quite laid back and two dimensional people who we never. ever get to sympathize with. were kept at such a distance that even when we could so easily relate to the characters and they find a way to keep us away. that alone is a sickening feature and as it drives us from the very plot and helps the horrible pacing to leave us with a lasting impression and and makes it so much easier to see the contrast between an overtly sentimental ending and an otherwise lackluster body of a film. in other words and it drags us through a painful journey (not just for us and but apparently for them) and just as it should end and were thrown into another eye roller of a skirmish that ends faster than it began. so and for the as yet still uninformed represent when it should end and it starts up again and only to end when we expect more. s. it just a confusing and agonizing pace. which brings me to the ultimatum represent this is meant to educate us on the events of the kokoda track. it doesn not come close. not only does it detail a very small and insignificant part of the campaign (sprinkling a little mateship on top in an attempt to make it relevant) and but it succeeds in doing the one thing a film as important as this should be does and it makes us not care. honestly and my eyes were constantly glued to my watch the entire time. the audience around me and all proudly australian and bickering as they came in about how great the film is going to be and groaned and moaned and and whined in disappointment as every one of the painful ninety five minutes droned on (for a short running time and it felt like apocalypse now represent difference being that apocalypse now was a good film and deserved the three hours it got) and on to the point where suicide could wholeheartedly be an alternative should it be mandatory for this film to be watched. though and considering how much the tv has been advertising this trash and i would say it is mandatory and in a subliminal sense of the word. watch if you like pretty images. though you would do better watching the constant gardener or gallipoli anyway and since they have superior cinematography and actual plots. overall represent . 
for all its wonderful images and for all of its good intentions and this just comes off as yet another disgustingly one sided and over glorified and self promoting propaganda. the message is simple and all japanese fighting on the kokoda track were sadistic and malicious f sticks who enjoyed gutting every last aussie troop and cutting their throats before beheading them. not only does kokoda pick up on gallipoli only flaw (that the enemy are faceless and nameless and and apparently inhumane) and but manages to prove quite the opposite to weir masterpiece. instead of giving us a perfect film with one flaw and we have a horrible mess with one redeeming feature. let start off with this represent were and without any comfortable adapting to the characters and introduced to these apparently quite laid back and two dimensional people who we never. ever get to sympathize with. were kept at such a distance that even when we could so easily relate to the characters and they find a way to keep us away. that alone is a sickening feature and as it drives us from the very plot and helps the horrible pacing to leave us with a lasting impression and and makes it so much easier to see the contrast between an overtly sentimental ending and an otherwise lackluster body of a film. in other words and it drags us through a painful journey (not just for us and but apparently for them) and just as it should end and were thrown into another eye roller of a skirmish that ends faster than it began. so and for the as yet still uninformed represent when it should end and it starts up again and only to end when we expect more. s. it just a confusing and agonizing pace. which brings me to the ultimatum represent this is meant to educate us on the events of the kokoda track. it doesn not come close. not only does it detail a very small and insignificant part of the campaign (sprinkling a little mateship on top in an attempt to make it relevant) and but it succeeds in doing the one thing a film as important as this should be does and it makes us not care. honestly and my eyes were constantly glued to my watch the entire time. the audience around me and all proudly australian and bickering as they came in about how great the film is going to be and groaned and moaned and and whined in disappointment as every one of the painful ninety five minutes droned on (for a short running time and it felt like apocalypse now represent difference being that apocalypse now was a good film and deserved the three hours it got) and on to the point where suicide could wholeheartedly be an alternative should it be mandatory for this film to be watched. though and considering how much the tv has been advertising this trash and i would say it is mandatory and in a subliminal sense of the word. watch if you like pretty images. though you would do better watching the constant gardener or gallipoli anyway and since they have superior cinematography and actual plots. overall represent . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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