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Hasta el último hombre

Título original: Halls of Montezuma
  • 1951
  • Approved
  • 1h 53min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.6/10
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Hasta el último hombre (1951)
A company of Marines races against the clock to find a Japanese rocket base.
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Psychological DramaActionAdventureDramaWar

Una compañía de marines corre contrarreloj para encontrar una base de cohetes japonesa.Una compañía de marines corre contrarreloj para encontrar una base de cohetes japonesa.Una compañía de marines corre contrarreloj para encontrar una base de cohetes japonesa.

  • Dirección
    • Lewis Milestone
  • Guionista
    • Michael Blankfort
  • Elenco
    • Richard Widmark
    • Jack Palance
    • Reginald Gardiner
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Lewis Milestone
    • Guionista
      • Michael Blankfort
    • Elenco
      • Richard Widmark
      • Jack Palance
      • Reginald Gardiner
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    Richard Widmark
    Richard Widmark
    • Lt. Anderson
    Jack Palance
    Jack Palance
    • Pigeon Lane
    • (as Walter {Jack} Palance)
    Reginald Gardiner
    Reginald Gardiner
    • Sgt. Johnson
    Robert Wagner
    Robert Wagner
    • Private Coffman
    Karl Malden
    Karl Malden
    • Doc
    Richard Hylton
    Richard Hylton
    • Conroy
    Richard Boone
    Richard Boone
    • Lt. Col. Gilfillan
    Skip Homeier
    Skip Homeier
    • Pretty Boy
    Don Hicks
    • Lt. Butterfield
    Jack Webb
    Jack Webb
    • Correspondent Dickerman
    Bert Freed
    Bert Freed
    • Slattery
    Neville Brand
    Neville Brand
    • Sgt. Zelenko
    Martin Milner
    Martin Milner
    • Whitney
    Philip Ahn
    Philip Ahn
    • Nomura
    Richard Allan
    Richard Allan
    • Pvt. Stewart
    • (sin créditos)
    Edward Binns
    Edward Binns
    • First Soldier in Final Tracking Shot
    • (sin créditos)
    Robert Board
    • Marine
    • (sin créditos)
    Robert Bohannon
    • Soldier
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Lewis Milestone
    • Guionista
      • Michael Blankfort
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    8wuxmup

    A Ground-Breaking Depiction of Pacific Combat

    When it was released in 1950, "Halls of Montezuma" was one of the most realistic and ambitious war movies yet made. Today its strengths still outweigh its unfortunate flaws. The flaws are an all-too-familiar sentimental streak, an absurd "revelation" about Japanese tactics, an unconvincing psycho in a clumsy explanatory flashback, and the unlikely presence, in Lt. Anderson's platoon, of a replacement who just happened to have been one of his high-school students in civilian life.

    Many viewers will find such flaws even more annoying because they detract from the good things about this movie, including some solid performances (Widmark, Palance, Boone, Webb) a realistic plot, an unusually authentic look--including some (mostly) well integrated combat footage--and a spectacular scope. Until "The Longest Day" (1961), the beach landing here(with flame-throwing tanks)and the later assault on the Japanese were more impressive than any other screen depictions of a large military operation. (BTW, the failure of the Japanese to oppose the landing itself isn't a Hollywood howler; the movie accurately reflects the Japanese defense strategy on Okinawa in 1945.) Milestone's directorial masterpiece, "All Quiet on the Western Front" (1930), expresses revulsion at the slaughter of World War I. "Halls of Montezuma" affords a more complex view of men in World War II. The hero is a high-school chemistry teacher whose migraines have addicted him to painkillers; he doesn't care because he assumes he's going to be killed. One character is blinded and another killed by accident. By modern standards such incidents may seem relatively mild, but during the war such troubling images were thought to be too disturbing for film-goers. Even in 1950 they were strong stuff for a movie.

    Made at a time when the Cold War was heating up dangerously in Korea, "Halls of Montezuma" is still a revealing postwar response to World War II in the Pacific.
    7bensonmum2

    A "Small" War Movie

    • Despite it's grand name, Halls of Montezuma is a small war film. What I mean is that the movie focuses more on a small group of men and their fears and problems than it does on a grand plan for Allied victory. It's a very personal movie. We get to see these men up-close and we begin to develop feelings for them. I wouldn't doubt that this is one of the first films to show a U.S. Lieutenant so battle scarred that he resorts to using pain killers just to function. Unlike other war films of this era, not all of these men are going to make it to the end. War is like that. It doesn't pick and chose people to live because we like them. So in that regard, it's also more realistic than some other war movies made in the 50s.


    • To succeed as a small, personal war movie as I've described, the cast has to be able to act. This cast does not disappoint. Richard Widmark, Jack Webb, and Karl Malden are all excellent in their respective roles. I was especially impressed with Webb who has an acting style that can grate on the nerves. He's more subdued here and it works. But as good as these three are, Jack Palance is the highlight of the movie for me. He was undoubtedly the most believable. I could really picture him doing the things in real life that were called for in the script.


    • I have no difficulty recommending Halls of Montezuma to fans of war films. It's a very welcome addition to my DVD collection.
    7ma-cortes

    Guts-or-glory , jingoist WWII movie depicts the Marines fighting the Japanese at a Pacific island

    The interesting and uncharacteristic film is a gripping war story from Lewis Milestone in that's all patriotic and all flag-waving with valiant US soldiers facing on Japanese enemy in the Pacific Basin . The Marines assault a strongly held enemy island in the Pacific to track down a Japanese rocket base . We follow them from the beach to a Japanese rocket site throughout enemy infested jungle , being commanded Lt. Anderson , an ex-school teacher (Richard Widmark) along with his old pupil Conroy (Richard Hylton) and other Privates as Coffman (Robert Wagner) , Pretty Boy (Skip Homeier) , Whitney (Martin Milner) , Slattery (Bert Freed) ; furtermore , a Sgt. called Zelenko (Neville Brand) , Sgt. Johnson (Reginald Gardiner) , Doc (Karl Malden) and a War Correspondent named Dickerman (Jack Webb) . Along the way , all of them are transformed into battle veterans.

    This thrilling , large WWII yarn capably put together by a good filmmaker , concerns a company of Marines led by a two-fisted Lieutenant whose squad becomes a tight fighting unit , while races against the clock by hunt down a Japanese rocket base . Being a fast-moving , rather thoughtful little film about battles between Marines and Japanese and their strong resistance to the invasion , though some feats are hard to believe . It is all plenty with glory-glory , propaganda and martial music in the background , being compellingly made by the same man who 21 years earlier directed the landmark anti-war film ¨All quiet on the Western Front¨. This unnerving epic depicts the war horror , including atrocities by both sides while happen attacks during the invasion . Thought-provoking screenplay , including dramatic scenes in overall effects , also has moments of astounding power with some overwhelming war images . It is competently acted by a strong cast which plus stars Richard Widmark , there are Karl Malden , Skip Homeier , Robert Wagner and Jack Palance . In addition , Richard Boone as tough Lt. Col. Gilfillan , Reginald Gardner in a rare dramatic character and Jack Webb as a war correspondent.

    The motion picture was well and powerfully directed by Lewis Milestone, who cut in actual combat footage along with the mock-up set-pieces filmed in the United States at Camp Pendleton . Lewis was born in the Ukraine , but emigrated to America at 18 and he served in WWI . He often made chronicles of wartime conflicts and persisted in showing horror war from the point of view of the ordinary soldier , providing a grimmer stuff as well as quieter moments . As he showed WWI (All quiet on the western front) , WWII (A walk in the sun , Purple heart , Halls of Motzuma , Edge and darkness) and Korean war (Pork Chop Hill) ; and directed several other excellent movies in different fields , drama (Of mice and men , Strange love of Martha Ivers) , adventures (Mutiny on the Bounty) and heist-comedy (Ocean's eleven) , among others . Rating : Better than average , 7/10 . Well worth watching .
    2nd_Ekkard

    Psychosomatic Realism!

    One of the rare american war movies with a certain sense of

    reality: Richard Widmark as a platoon leader conquering the

    pacific island of okinawa. From the long waiting time before the

    attack on the battleship, to the landing operation on the shores of

    okinawa, to the painful losses of his men, we follow these serious

    looking americans. Their faces seem motionless and two of the

    officers, including Widmark, have psychosomatic war syndroms.

    The killing is no fun in this movie, the dying is no fun to watch. All in

    all, not very entertaining, but a lesson in war, much more realistic

    than later US-movies on the same topic.
    7grahamsj3

    Dated (very) but good (very!)

    This is one of a slew of WW2 films made in the late 40's and early 50's, some better than others. This is definitely one of the better ones. This film features a whole bunch of future stars, such as Richard Widmark, Karl Malden, Richard Boone, Jack Palance, Robert Wagner, Jack Webb and Martin Milner. Most of them hadn't completely honed their skills yet and a couple of the performances are either a bit wooden (Malden, Wagner and Webb) or overdone (Widmark). The technology is very primitive by today's standards, yet this film holds up well. The acting aside, it seems that every effort was made to make the film as realistic as it could be. In that respect, this film is much better than some of the others of the same era. There are a lot of films from this era. If you choose to watch only a few of them, make sure this is one of the few.

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    • Trivia
      US Marine and Navy units participated in the filming of this movie and after their work was finished, they went to fight in Korea.
    • Errores
      While speaking to his superiors on his walkie-talkie, Lt Anderson twice closes his conversation with "Over and out." This is incorrect. He should have said either "Over" (if he was turning the conversation over to the other speaker), or "Out" (if he was ending the talk). Interestingly, Anderson uses the correct term "Out" later in the film.
    • Citas

      Sgt. Randolph Johnson: Wasn't there a comment by your General Sherman about war?

      Lt. Butterfield: Yeah, he said, "War is Hell." What did he know, that eight-ball never left the States.

    • Créditos curiosos
      Current prints open with the mid 1980's 20th Century Fox logo.
    • Conexiones
      Edited into El asalto a Tarawa (1958)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Marines' Hymn
      (uncredited)

      Music from the "Gendarmes' Duet" from the opera "Geneviève de Brabant"

      Written by Jacques Offenbach

      Sung over the opening credits

      Also played during the first landing

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 22 de marzo de 1951 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Japonés
    • También se conoce como
      • Halls of Montezuma
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, Estados Unidos(I know this, as my father was in boot camp at the time and his squad were used as extras for four days at this location, for this film.)
    • Productora
      • Twentieth Century Fox
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      1 hora 53 minutos
    • Relación de aspecto
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