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Directed by Mark Amin; Pat Charles; Emperor is a movie starring Keean Johnson, James Cromwell, and Bruce Dern. An escaped slave travels north and has chance encounters with Frederick Douglass and John Brown. Based on the life story of Shields Green; USA. Emperor penguins. Emperors. A question comes to mind. How did the Emperor say Tzeentchwithout triggering the censor, but the word Chaos itself gets censored. Come to think of it., how did the name of Magnus, a traitor Primarch, also get past the censor? Horus was censored, and the fact that traitor Astartes exist is also something the Imperium tries to deny.
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Can't. even though I try and try get into Anthems, but I love Nightside and this. Emperor theme. Fantastic. Emperor akihito. I tried figuring the first song out on guitar and Ihsahn had to go and publish tabs. Find the best for your family See what's streaming, limit strong violence or language, and find picks your kids will love with Common Sense Media Plus. Join now MacArthur meets Hirohito in interesting historical drama. Get it now Searching for streaming and purchasing options... Common Sense is a nonprofit organization. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. Get it now on Searching for streaming and purchasing options... Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. A lot or a little? The parents' guide to what's in this movie. A man faces a complex decision. In spite of great pressure -- and after a great deal of mental struggle -- he eventually chooses compassion over revenge. And he manages to pass this compassion on to others. Positive Role Models & Representations The main character shows strong empathy and tolerance toward another culture, though his own personal behavior is sometimes rude and pushy. Emperor takes place in Tokyo after WWII. Viewers see destroyed buildings and homeless victims, and there's much talk about how many people died in bombings. Many guns are shown, but they're rarely fired. A dead body is seen just after suicide; a pool of blood is shown. Another character commits suicide with a gun behind an opaque window; blood splatters on the window. The main character gets into a bar fight, and his face is bloodied. Children throw rocks at the main character, giving him a small cut on his forehead. The main character has a romantic relationship that includes lots of kissing, but nothing more sexual than that is shown or suggested. There's a brief scene of a "wild" college dance, with students kissing in the background. Language is fairly infrequent, and only General MacArthur uses it. He says "f--king" once and uses "son of a bitch, " "s--t, " "balls, " "hell, " "piss, " "damn, " and "goddamn" at least once each. Drinking, Drugs & Smoking Fellers drinks beer and gets drunk in a bar and later drinks whisky and gets drunk in his office. There are no apparent after affects. He smokes cigarettes throughout (accurate for the era). Many minor characters are also seen drinking and smoking in the background. Stay up to date on new reviews. Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. Subscribe User Reviews There aren't any reviews yet. Be the first to review this title. What's the story? In 1945, General Douglas MacArthur ( Tommy Lee Jones) arrives in Tokyo to oversee Japan's surrender and help restore order to the country. He charges General Bonner Fellers ( Matthew Fox) to round up and arrest any members of the Japanese government or military who were involved with starting the war. But more importantly, Feller must determine whether Emperor Hirohito (Takataro Kataoka) himself was directly involved. The U. S. government would like Hirohito as a prize, but his arrest could cause the country to fall into chaos. Moreover, Fellers has a conflict of interest, given that he once loved a Japanese girl, Aya (Eriko Hatsune), and now hopes to find her again. Is it any good? Arguably, EMPEROR misses a chance to dig deeper into some flawed characters and a volatile situation. It also takes questionable liberties by inventing an interracial love story for the main character. And, certainly, it would have been fun to see more of?Jones' snappy supporting performance as MacArthur. Overall, the movie could have taken a cue from the similarly structured but much richer Lincoln. Yet, as with his earlier Girl with a Pearl Earring, director Peter Webber takes a simple, classical approach that makes Emperor feel as if it could have been a movie from the period in which it takes place. The clean, uncluttered camera setups seem to influence the overall tone of the storytelling, editing, and performances, and the interesting details are easy to follow. For the most part, Webber's greatest moments of drama come from small things, such as tense meetings in rooms, and especially the final arrival of Hirohito himself. Talk to your kids about... Families can talk about Emperor 's violence. What parts were the most upsetting/disturbing? Why do you think so many of the Japanese characters commit or threaten suicide? Why does Fellers? drink and smoke so much? Is it related to the high stress of his job? Did people know in 1945 what they know now about cigarettes? Why did Fellers choose not to arrest Hirohito? Did he make the right decision? Why would the filmmakers add a romantic subplot to this story? What happens when fact and fiction are mixed? Themes & Topics Our editors recommend Outstanding drama about revered leader's political genius. Mature teens will appreciate this gripping epic. Oscar-winning biographical war epic is complex, violent. Common Sense Media's unbiased ratings are created by expert reviewers and aren't influenced by the product's creators or by any of our funders, affiliates, or partners. See how we rate.
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Emperor angelfish. @DarthKrattus no man this is a tribute channel! as its said in the description of the channel. Emperor dnb. Emperor palpatine do it. I agree with Karstodes, that was the finest politicking Ive ever seen. You had me at swagger. Movies | The American General Who Ruled Japan Movie Review Credit... Kirsty Griffin/Roadside Attractions Emperor Directed by Peter Webber Drama, History, War PG-13 1h 45m Aggrieved and exasperated: that is the signature expression of Tommy Lee Jones, a star who often conveys an attitude of terminal impatience, as if coping with the fools around him were almost more than he could bear. That gruff demeanor suits his character, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, in “Emperor, ” the British director Peter Webber ’s stolid, simplified history lesson about the delicate relationship between the United States and Japan just after World War II. Mr. Jones’s MacArthur is a complicated blend of imperious, arrogant, short-tempered, impulsive and ambitious. But he has redeeming qualities: he’s motivated by an underlying decency, respect for the conquered Japanese people and his desire for peace. He also possesses a down-to-earth directness that cuts through elaborate protocol and Japanese manners. When he finally wangles a meeting with the Japanese emperor Hirohito (Takataro Kataoka), he violates the ground rules, shakes Hirohito’s hand, looks him straight in the eye and insists that they stand side by side in the picture to be taken. Hirohito doesn’t seem offended. The issues are clearly explained in this earnest historical reconstruction, filtered through the perspective of MacArthur’s right-hand man, Gen. Bonner Fellers (Matthew Fox of “Lost”). Fellers is charged with determining whether Hirohito, regarded as a god by his people, should be prosecuted for war crimes. Specifically, was Hirohito, an avowed pacifist, pressured by militants to approve the bombing of Pearl Harbor? MacArthur demands clear-cut evidence. Fellers, given a strict time limit, must infiltrate the emperor’s inner circle to find out. Complicating matters, MacArthur has his eyes on the American presidency, and a strong political faction in the United States wants Hirohito’s execution, whether or not he approved the Pearl Harbor order. Fellers warns MacArthur that the Japanese, even in their vanquished state, will rise up if the emperor is executed. The movie throws in a clichéd love story involving Fellers and Aya (Eriko Hatsune), a Japanese teacher he met when she was an exchange student in the United States, but who is now missing. It plays out ? often in intrusive flashbacks ? as a hollow, time-wasting convention shoehorned into the story to explain Fellers’s sensitivity to Japanese culture. In the time-honored tradition of East-West movie romances, Fellers and Aya have little to say to each other. Pained looks of thwarted desire, tears and desperate clinches do not a character or a relationship make. The movie follows Fellers’s search to determine if Aya is alive or dead, and throws in a weak subplot having to do with a rival general’s report that Fellers might have arranged for American bombers to avoid targeting the area where she lives. Fox’s stiff, poker-faced performance, though not incongruous with his role as MacArthur’s dutiful underling, doesn’t change when he is out of his boss’s sight. The screenplay, by David Klass and Vera Blasi, has the tone and structure of a well-organized, if elementary, essay in cultural relativism. Fellers is told not to confuse the modern appearance of Japan with its ancient traditions that guide social behavior and in which loyalty and obedience count for more than anything. That modern appearance, however, is not to be seen in this movie. Except for the Imperial Palace and Army headquarters, everything is rubble. There is a brief mention of the fire bombing of Tokyo on March 9, 1945, in which an estimated 100, 000 civilians were incinerated, and we see a distant view of the city in flames. The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are barely mentioned. The Japanese resentment of the American occupiers is expressed in one scene in which Fellers gets into a brawl after overhearing a group of Japanese describe the Americans as cockroaches that stink. Jones’s performance is the only spark within this otherwise dull, well-mannered exercise. When MacArthur declaims, “Let’s show them some good old-fashioned American swagger, ” he is right in line with Hollywood’s tradition of celebrating America’s military leaders as heroic warriors. “Emperor” is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned). It has some strong language.
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Emperor clock company. My eyes cold as the darkest winter nights, by yet there is a flame inside. Emperor's new clothes live. Critics 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 cliched romantic subplot. 32% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 91 45% Audience Score User Ratings: 7, 407 Emperor Ratings & Reviews Explanation Emperor Photos Movie Info Matthew Fox (WORLD WAR Z, I, ALEX CROSS, "Lost") joins with Academy Award (R) winner Tommy Lee Jones (LINCOLN, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, THE FUGITIVE, HOPE SPRINGS), newcomer Eriko Hatsune and award-winning Japanese star Toshiyuki Nishida (GET UP!, TSURIBAKA NISSHI 14, TSURIBAKA NISSHI 6, GAKKO, DUN-HUANG) to bring to life the American occupation of Japan in the perilous and unpredictable days just after Emperor Hirohito's World War II surrender. As General Douglas MacArthur (Jones) suddenly finds himself the de facto ruler of a foreign nation, he assigns an expert in Japanese culture - and psychological warfare - General Bonner Fellers (Fox), to covertly investigate the looming question hanging over the country: should the Japanese Emperor, worshiped by his people but accused of war crimes, be punished or saved? Caught between the high-wire political intrigue of his urgent mission and his own impassioned search for the mysterious school teacher (Hatsune) who first drew him to Japan, Fellers can be certain only that the tricky subterfuge about to play out will forever change the history of two nations and his heart. (c) Roadside Attractions Rating: PG-13 (for violent content, brief strong language and smoking (historical)) Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Mar 8, 2013 limited On Disc/Streaming: Aug 13, 2013 Box Office: $3, 345, 315 Runtime: 105 minutes Studio: Roadside Attractions Cast News & Interviews for Emperor Critic Reviews for Emperor Audience Reviews for Emperor Emperor Quotes Movie & TV guides.
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