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Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944)

In the wake of Pearl Harbor, a young lieutenant leaves his expectant wife to volunteer for a secret bombing mission which will take the war to the Japanese homeland.

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Richard S 25 Nov 2007

While the movie starts out dull, it picks up steam as the the mission nears. Overly melodramatic throughout, however, and the subplot about the flyer's expecting wife is excrutiatingly corny. Not that I don't have a taste for old fashion Hollywood melodrama, but it's annoying in an otherwise fairly realistic war-film.

James H 25 Mar 2010

80/100. Exceptionally good World War II propaganda film. Although Spencer Tracy gets high billing, he is not in it as much as most of the rest of the cast. Robert Mitchum's early screen appearance is very memorable. Van Johnson is his usual adequate self. Some great war scenes, and it does wave the flag quite a bit too much, but then again, it was 1944. Great cinematography, which was nominated for an Academy Award and it won the Oscar for it's fine special effects.

Alan W 22 Jan 2008

For a 1944 movie, it has all the elements that it takes to capture the reality of the moment...the preperation and emplementation of the first bombing of Japan after Peral Harbour are awesome. I agree with the fact that the footage of the actual carrier take offs and flights over Japan are very well intigrated. The movie did win an Oscar for Best Special Effects! The accuracy of this movie, including the submarine mission into Tokyo Bay ("Destination Tokyo" 1944)for reconnaissance is good. I must admit I have a personal connection...my cousin is James Doolittle. As a child in the fifties, this movie captured me 100%. I agree that the 'love story' part of the movie was typically 'Hollywood', but knowing the 'truth' of each person...it can be overlooked this time around.

Scott O 23 Dec 2008

Some of the footage of the scenery flying by on the way to this historic bombing run is way ahead of its time. Robert Mitchum on the rise. Van Johnson established.

Cha t 31 Aug 2008

Not bad, though I'm not partial to the way "business" is directed -- a little too stagey. Also, I can't stand the character with the accent. He irritated me for some reason. DVRed off TCM.