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1941 (1979)

Directed by Steven Spielberg

Comedy | War

Most recently watched by sensoria, krazykat, noahphex

Overview

In the days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, panic grips California, where a military officer leads a mob chasing a Japanese sub.

Rated PG | Length 118 minutes

Actors

Dan Aykroyd | Ned Beatty | John Belushi | Lorraine Gary | Murray Hamilton | Christopher Lee | Tim Matheson | Toshirō Mifune | Warren Oates | Robert Stack | Treat Williams | Nancy Allen | Lucille Benson | Jordan Brian | John Candy | Elisha Cook Jr. | Eddie Deezen | Bobby Di Cicco | Dianne Kay | Perry Lang | Patti LuPone | J. Patrick McNamara | Frank McRae | Steven Mond | Slim Pickens | Wendie Jo Sperber | Lionel Stander | Dub Taylor | Iggie Wolfington | Christian Zika | Joe Flaherty | David L. Lander | Michael McKean | Susan Backlinie | E. Hampton Beagle | Deborah Benson | Don Calfa | Dave Cameron | Vito Carenzo | Mark Carlton | Gary Carlos Cervantes | Paul Cloud | Luis Contreras | Carol Culver | Lucinda Dooling | Gray Frederickson | Brian Frishman | Samuel Fuller | Marjorie Gaines | Dian Gallup | Denise Gallup | Trish Garland | Barbara Gannen | Brad Gorman | Jerry Hardin | Diane Hardin | Robert Houston | Audrey Landers | John Landis | Mark Marias | John McKee | Ronnie McMillan | Dan McNally | Dick Miller | Akio Mitamura | Antoinette Molinari | Walter Olkewicz | Mickey Rourke | Whitney Rydbeck | Donovan Scott | Kerry Sherman | Hiroshi Shimizu | Geno Silva | Rita Taggart | Maureen Teefy | Andy Tennant | Jack Thibeau | Galen Thompson | Frankie Verroca | John Voldstad | Carol Ann Williams | Jenny Williams | James Caan | Penny Marshall | Denise Cheshire

Viewing History (seen 2 times)

Date ViewedDeviceFormatSourceRating
12/06/2016Movie ScreenDigitalTheater7 stars
05/28/2012TVDVDLibrary7 stars
 

Viewing Notes

The cast assembled for this is unbelievable. Few films can match this in those terms. The movie itself is nearly a disaster and I can see why it was so critically panned. But I gotta give major props for putting both Toshiro Mifune and Christopher Lee in the same scenes. Yes, this is mess but a wildly entertaining mess.

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