Letters From Iwo Jima
With several battlefields and players, WWII appears to never cease to inspire filmmakers to go and show through their work the realities of that time. “Letters From Iwo Jima”, released in the mid-2000s, is a movie that tells the history of the conflict that took place in the small, yet highly strategic island of Iwo Jima in the southern region of Japan.
Letters From Iwo Jima
The movie is primarily in the Japanese language, and it depicts the Japanese perspective of the conflict. Despite the fact that it is deeply culturally and heritage-wise themed, the movie actually had filmmaker Clint Eastwood to helm the movie. The movie is filled with scenes that are founded on incidents and events that one could verify in history books.
Raging Bull
Filmmaker Martin Scorsese directed this masterwork, and actor Robert De Niro played the major role. When these two legends are in a team for a movie project, the expectations for it would just immediately shoot through the roof. Jake LaMotta is the focus of this movie. it showed him in his illustrious fighting career along with his tendency to snap in anger.
Raging Bull
The movie was based on LaMotta’s memoir whose title also became the name of the movie. the production team was very lucky to have the boxer work with them to help properly guide them with the small details that in reality, bring out the biggest of impacts in the quality of the movie. Many were surprised and amazed at how the movie portrayed the fighter, and they had to believe because he was part of the team that created the movie.
