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Emperor of china. 20 years today. Emperor palpatine death. &ref(https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1527922891260-918d42a4efc8?ixlib=rb-1.2.1) Emperor maximilian. And I am Joseph. Emperor. Emperor palpatine robot chicken. Emperor forneus. Emperor ming. Emperor scorpion. Emperor's new groove kronk. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2019 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase Like Imperial Japan of the time, this film was overly ambitious. It tries to carry a main plot and two subplots and just doesn't have the firepower to handle it. You are introduced to all 3 early on (Investigation of war crimes, general staff back-stabbing and rivalry, romance in flashback) but by the halfway point, the romance takes center stage for some reason and other two just sort of dissolve into nothing, leaving star power like Tommy Lee Jones wasted in the role. One gets the feeling that writers had something much grander in mind. A long epic, perhaps, but maybe a studio boss decided it needed to be short and sweet and a whole lot of things ended up on the cutting room floor. To be honest, the fictional tale of romance (General Bonner Fellers was actually married) must have been added to try and stave of being classified as some dry docudrama, yet a docudrama would have been preferable in my opinion since this period of time is fascinating and has never really been dealt with in film with any level of detail. I gave two stars. One for acting which is fair to good, and one for the cinematography. The film "looks" good. Just a side note: I find it difficult or impossible to believe that a General on MacArthur's staff would just stroll around, alone, without some sort of attending soldiers or bodyguards in occupied territory. This bothered me throughout the film and I admit, it took me out of the film quite a bit when it happened, which was often. For the TLDR crowd: Missed opportunity. Potential good historical movie ends up being really kind of a boring lost romance tear jerker. If it's Prime free take a shot. If not, save your money. Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2019 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase Tommy Lee Jones plays a fat, out of whack MacArthur. Normally I really like TLJ, but in this movie he did a sh--job. The movie bears no resemblance to what the immediate post-war world was like. Garbage like this always bothers me,, because those who didn't grow up having a full historical understanding of WW2 and the immediate post-war period, will take garbage like this to read as truth. If you want an depiction of what General MacArthur was like, post-war, watch Operation Chromite. You'll see an accurate MacArthur portrayed in that film - and watch some kick-ass sequences too. Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2019 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase One of my Uncles served under MacArthur and was appointed to set up the new banking system for Japan at the end of WWII. He later started the first US school of Banking at SMU. The last time I saw him alive we were in his library where I got to see one of only 2 knowing existing original declarations of war by Japan on the USA. It was fascinating read. To this day I have never been able to find a copy of it on the Internet. It was in both languages, side by side and basically claimed the US naval blocked on Japan was starving them for crude oil and was an act of war. I find it curious that in this day and age, no other copies or even internet versions are to be found. I found the debate and explanation by the Japanese general very enlightening, claiming that Japan only copied the fine US example, that Japan drove out earlier invaders of the east Pacific, Britain, US who drove Spain of the Philippines, and France earlier.... and that Japan had only used the fine US model as an example to follow. Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2019 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase In addition to this being a love story vs a war/history film, it probably goes without saying that Hollywood couldn’t resist getting in their own heavy slant on “history. ” You’ve been warned, but if you choose to watch anyway, you will note early on how an American general is lectured on how the world has always had its conquerors; he naturally has nothing of consequence to offer in the way of a rejoinder (certainly nothing to do with well-documented Japanese atrocities, etc). Then later, ironically enough, there are sideways apologies along the line of extreme devotion leading to atrocious criminality - pretty much anything is explainable/excusable/ long as the USA isn’t the one on trial. Thank you once again, Hollywood, for meeting and perhaps even exceeding every expectation you’ve so well established for yourselves on so many unfortunate fronts... Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2015 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase I was torn between 3 or 4 stars. A good movie, well worth seeing. Superb historical drama, with a quick pace, which I appreciate (most 'historical' movies seem to drag in my humble opinion). Matthew Fox as the protagonist was well chosen, and Tommy Lee Jones did a passable job as General MacArthur. It was funny-- seeing the synopsis for the flick I got the impression that this was about MacArthur in his role as the new Shogun of Japan. I was pleasantly surprised that this was a movie about the very early days of the American occupation of Japan, with the emphasis on the transfer of power from the old guard to the new. I liked it. What I believed detracted from the story was the subplot of the pre-war romance between Fox's character and a Japanese woman. While necessary to explain how Fox (Brigadier General Fellers) ended up in the position he was in, I thought it was overdone and kind of sappy. Again, only MY opinion. Of historical note-- I'm sure because of time constraints, General Fellers' background story did not include that he had been with MacArthur as an aide in the Philippines before the war, and that Eisenhower did not like him so after an event where Fellers had been sending very accurate and detailed reports about British Army units in North Africa to superiors in Washington, the Germans had broken the encryption and read every single report sent, Eisenhower was only too happy to send Fellers elsewhere. Top international reviews 3. 0 out of 5 stars The potential was definitely there to make a great film. It is about whether or not to... Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2015 Verified Purchase I nearly gave it four stars, but in the end went for three stars. It's OK. The potential was definitely there to make a great film. It is about whether or not to try Emperor Hirohito for war crimes, and, for what it is worth, I think that General MacArthur's decision not to try him was the correct one. Wars will always happen, and this one was going to happen whoever gave the order to start it. The real question that should have been asked, in my opinion, is not whether he countersigned the order for Pearl Harbor, (he almost certainly did), but whether Hirohito was directly responsible for the atrocities committed by Japanese troops, (almost certainly not). Was the superficiality of the arguments and the investigation why this film failed? Probably not. Interwoven with that is a love story sub-plot. Personally, I suspect that the love story sub-plot was the reason why this film failed to gel. The love story sub-plot as presented in the film raised a lot of questions that simply weren't answered. 4 people found this helpful Sending feedback... Thank you for your feedback. Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again Report abuse rbmusicman/and/movie-fan' 4. 0 out of 5 stars 'A WELL STAGED 'WW2' DRAMA' Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2014 Verified Purchase After 'Hiroshima' and 'Nagasaki' August 1945, 'Emperor Hirohito' surrenders. 'General Douglas MacArthur' leads the post-war occupation force with the task of rebuilding 'Japan' His orders also include bringing both politicians and military responsible for the war and atrocities to book, the order also includes proving the 'Emperor' to be responsible. The Supreme Commander General MacArthur' instructs 'General Bonner Fellers' to collect the evidence and investigate the 'Emperor' to see if sufficient grounds can be found to effect charges against him. 'Bonner Fellers' had been chosen to lead the investigation because of his Knowledge of 'Japan' 'Bonner' prior to the outbreak of war had romantic links with 'Aya', now he's back in 'Japan' he try's to determine whether she'd survived. The film is based on real-events that took place after the 'Japanese' surrender. An absorbing and well portrayed account of the investigations into war-crimes after the surrender. Good picture and sound quality on the HD format. (wonder how many allied personnel would have been investigated had the outcome been a thought. ) Personally, as much as I like this type of drama, war itself is a criminal occurrence in my view. Well worth a viewing if you have interest in historical drama 2 people found this helpful 4. 0 out of 5 stars I FOUND THIS FILM INTERESTING, NOT KNOWING MUCH AT... Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 27, 2015 Verified Purchase I FOUND THIS FILM INTERESTING, NOT KNOWING MUCH AT ALL ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED IN THE TAKE OVER OF DEFEATED JAPAN. WITHIN THE TIME LIMIT IT DID AN O. K JOB. Four Stars Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 17, 2017 Verified Purchase One person found this helpful Tommy Lee Jones - Great Actor Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 22, 2014 Verified Purchase Enjoyed this movie & wondered why Tommy Lee Jones was walking & standing awkwardly & it was only at the end when I saw the actual 'photo that I realised why(therefore well acted) Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 7, 2018 Verified Purchase A good storyline spoiled by too much emphasis on a love

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Emperor Theatrical release poster Directed by Peter Webber Produced by Russ Krasnoff Gary Foster Yoko Narahashi Eugene Nomura Written by Vera Blasi David Klass Based on His Majesty's Salvation by Shiro Okamoto Starring Tommy Lee Jones Matthew Fox Eriko Hatsune Toshiyuki Nishida Masatoshi Nakamura Kaori Momoi Colin Moy Music by Alex Heffes Cinematography Stuart Dryburgh Edited by Chris Plummer Production company Krasnoff Foster Productions United Performers' Studio Distributed by Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate (United States) Shochiku (Japan) Release date September?14,?2012 ( TIFF) March?8,?2013 (US limited) July?27,?2013 (Japan) Running time 105 minutes [1] Country United States Japan Language English Japanese Box office $14, 858, 240 [2] Emperor is a 2012 American-Japanese [3] historical drama film directed by Peter Webber, marking his first film in five years. Tommy Lee Jones and Matthew Fox star in lead roles as General Douglas MacArthur and Brigadier General Bonner Fellers respectively. Plot [ edit] Brigadier-General Bonner Fellers is sent to Japan as a part of the occupation force. He is tasked with arresting Japanese war criminals, including Former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo. Before he departs, he privately orders his Japanese interpreter, Takahashi, to locate his Japanese girlfriend, Aya Shimada. After arresting Tojo, the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, General of the Army Douglas MacArthur informs Fellers that Emperor Hirohito can't be tried as a war criminal. Doing so could lead to a revolt, but the American people want the Emperor to stand trial for Japan's actions. MacArthur gives Fellers ten days to investigate the Emperor. When Takahashi informs Fellers that Aya's Tokyo apartment was bombed, he orders him to investigate her hometown, Shizuoka. Fellers and his staff compile a list of people who advised Emperor Hirohito when the war started. None of the Japanese who are friendly to the Americans are among them and they resort to Tojo for more information. He gives them the name of Fumimaro Konoe, the former prime minister. Fellers then asks Konoe's if the Emperor was responsible for starting the war and Konoe gives no conclusive evidence, but directs Fellers to Kōichi Kido, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal. While Fellers waits to meet with Kido, Takahashi informs Fellers Kido will not show up. Fellers soon after recalls his 1940 visit to Tokyo when he reunited with Aya, then an English teacher. He learns Aya returned to Japan after her father became ill and died. After a banquet at MacArthur's residence, Takahashi informs Fellers that Shizuoka was bombed; Fellers immediately travels there. He is devastated by the damage and orders Takahashi to find a list of the dead. Fellers recalls his visit to Aya's uncle, General Kajima, for help with a paper on the mindset of the Japanese soldier. Kajima insists if the United States and Japan were at war, the Japanese would win because of the Japanese soldier's sense of duty to the Emperor. When Fellers returns to Tokyo, he decides he must interview Teizaburō Sekiya, a member of the Privy Council. Sekiya, like Konoe, does not give any evidence to exonerate the Emperor. During Fellers' interview with Kido, he discusses the time before the Japanese surrender. The Supreme Council's deadlock between those in favour of surrender and those who were not led the Emperor to address the Council. Because there were strong militarists in the Imperial Army, the Emperor made an audio recording of his order to surrender. Before the recording could be broadcast, the militarists attempted a coup and attacked the Imperial Palace. The Emperor and Kido survived and broadcast the recording. Unfortunately for Fellers, the other witnesses committed suicide and all records were destroyed, leaving him only with Kido's testimony. Kido informs Fellers the Emperor's role is, in actuality, a ceremonial one and the Emperor was influential in ending the war. Fellers decides to visit General Kajima, who was also Aya's uncle. General Kajima explains to Fellers that the Japanese people are selfless and capable of great sacrifice as well as unspeakable crimes because of their devotion to a set of values. Kajima does not know if the Emperor is guilty, but he notes his role in ending the war. He gives Fellers a box of folded letters written by Aya to Fellers and learns Aya died in an Allied bombing raid. Fellers concludes it cannot be determined whether the Emperor is guilty or innocent, but his role in ending the war was significant. He gives his conclusion to MacArthur, who is displeased because of the lack of conclusive evidence. Fellers argues the Emperor should be exonerated as the Allies agreed they would allow Japan to keep him as the head of state. MacArthur orders Fellers to arrange a meeting between him and the Emperor. Before the Emperor arrives, Fellers informs MacArthur of his role in diverting Allied bombers away from Shizuoka. MacArthur replies because no American lives were lost because of it, he will turn a blind eye. When Emperor Hirohito arrives, he offers himself to be punished rather than Japan. MacArthur states he has no intention of punishing Japan or Hirohito and wishes to discuss Japan's reconstruction. Cast [ edit] Tommy Lee Jones as General of the Army Douglas MacArthur Matthew Fox as Brigadier General Bonner Fellers Eriko Hatsune as Aya Shimada Toshiyuki Nishida as General Kajima Masatoshi Nakamura as Prince Fumimaro Konoe, former Prime Minister Kaori Momoi as Mrs Kajima Colin Moy as General Richter Masayoshi Haneda as Takahashi Takatarō Kataoka as Emperor Hirohito Masatō Ibu as Kōichi Kido, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal Isao Natsuyagi as Teizaburō Sekiya, member of the Privy Council Shōhei Hino as General Hideki Tojo, former Prime Minister Production [ edit] Principal photography began shooting in January 2012 in New Zealand. [4] Release [ edit] The film premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival [5] and saw a limited release in the United States on March 8, 2013. Producer Gary Foster, Matthew Fox and Tommy Lee Jones attended a Japanese premiere along with several Japanese actors and actresses on July 18, 2013, [6] preceding its opening in the cinemas nationwide in Japan on July 27. [7] Reception [ edit] The film received mostly negative reviews, with only a 31% rating based on 86 reviews at the film review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, with the consensus: "Despite a typically strong performance from Tommy Lee Jones, Emperor does little with its fascinating historical palate, and is instead bogged down in a clichéd romantic subplot". [8] References [ edit] ^ " EMPEROR (12A)". The Works UK Distribution. British Board of Film Classification. September 10, 2013. Retrieved September 10, 2013. ^ " Emperor (2013)". Box Office Mojo. Internet Movie Database. June 13, 2013. Retrieved September 10, 2013. ^ IMDb: Emperor - Country Linked 2013-06-05 ^ Bettinger, Brendan (November 2, 2011). "Peter Webber to Direct WWII Love Story EMPEROR; Filming Begins January 2012".. Retrieved September 21, 2012. ^ Vlessing, Etan (August 14, 2012). "Toronto 2012: Paul Andrew Williams' 'Song for Marion' to Close 37th Edition". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved September 21, 2012. ^ " " Emperor" Japan premiere". Keizo Mori. UPI. July 18, 2013. Retrieved July 26, 2013. ^ "Fox tackles history in 'Emperor ' ". Giovanni Fazio. The Japan Times. July 25, 2013. Retrieved July 26, 2013. ^ Emperor - Rotten Tomatoes External links [ edit] Official website Emperor on IMDb Emperor at Rotten Tomatoes Emperor at Box Office Mojo Emperor at Metacritic.
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