Although somewhat conventional in comparison to most of the great WWII film dramas, Go For Broke remains important as the only Hollywood acknowledgement of the 442nd, and the bravery of the Japanese-Americans who fought with it.
One of my grandfather's brothers was in the 442nd himself, and can still recall tales of basic training and serving in Italy.
I am bothered, however, by the fact that the cover on the video box does not show a single Japanese-American face, and the description does not really explain the historical significance of the events portrayed.
Hey Ted Turner, get your guys together and rectify this problem!
Dwight Sora
One of my grandfather's brothers was in the 442nd himself, and can still recall tales of basic training and serving in Italy.
I am bothered, however, by the fact that the cover on the video box does not show a single Japanese-American face, and the description does not really explain the historical significance of the events portrayed.
Hey Ted Turner, get your guys together and rectify this problem!
Dwight Sora