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This zany comedy spectacular from Steven Spielberg is set in Los Angeles just days after the attack on Pearl Harbor when the fear of a Japanese invasion threw the city into a state of pandemonium.
DVD; widescreen; Dolby 5.1 surround; dual layer.
In English, Spanish, French. Subtitles in English, Spanish and French ; closed-captioned.
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Not rated.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1979.
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This zany comedy spectacular from Steven Spielberg is set in Los Angeles just days after the attack on Pearl Harbor when the fear of a Japanese invasion threw the city into a state of pandemonium.
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“A joke is a very serious thing.” -Winston Churchill
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.” ― Martin Luther King, Jr
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Add a CommentThis movie was entertaining and interesting but not one of my favorite for this year. Not too bad---good performance. I fast forwarded a lot but not all the way.
After Jaws, this is Spielberg's finest film. Long after everyone has forgotten about all the noble, Oscar-cadging trash Spielberg has made, we'll still be fondly chortling over this unpretentious delight.