Objective, Burma

Pros: Acting, Directing, Score, Cinematography
Cons: Not politically correct... Is that a con?

One of the best World War II movies, Objective Burma! was filmed during the war. Among its many positives is a superior cast headed up by the immortal Errol Flynn; a talented action director, Raoul Walsh; a stirring Franz ...

Pros: Good acting, decent photography and special effects, good pacing, rousing score
Cons: It is obviously dated (see review)

As writer-director Nicholas Meyer (Time After Time, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) has often said, every work of art, whether it’s a book, poem, painting, song, or movie, is a reflection of the era in which it’s created. Obviously, when we ...

Pros: In same league as Desperate Journey-"Now for Australia and a crack at those Japs"
Cons: Obvious propaganda still doesn't detract from action

Just an observation about the plot for Objective,Burma having a similar plot to the Gary Cooper western/historical film Distant Drums.The Burmese jungle becomes the Florida Everglades and the Japanese become the Seminole Indians.
A bit of trivia about Errol Flynn, which many would know, is that he attended a well known private school in North Sydney after WW1,and was supposedly expelled for a dalliance with the janitor's daughter.I wonder if this is a true story or just another legendary story about a great Tasmanian.