Poorly made hoax documentary of some dude that seems to have a real problem, mentally. It's an a-hole like this that make the UFO community look foolish. Do not waste your time or money watching this complete nonsense. The other reviewers that gave this a 10 star rating are either a family member or a complete dunce.
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King Rat
(1965)
American and British soldiers waste away in a WWII Japanese prison camp.
27 November 2013
I can count on one hand the number of movies I have seen where I can say the movies is just as good as the book, and King Rat is one of them.
This is one of those lost or forgotten movie gems it seems not a lot of people have heard about, yet when they see it are blown away by the story line and the awesome acting that takes place in this film.
If you want to know what it's like to waste away in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during World War II, you need not look any further than this film.
George Segal plays the king, an American POW who is hustling to not only stay alive, but to even prosper given the situation. He's admired and hated by just about everyone in the camp.
This is one of those lost or forgotten movie gems it seems not a lot of people have heard about, yet when they see it are blown away by the story line and the awesome acting that takes place in this film.
If you want to know what it's like to waste away in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during World War II, you need not look any further than this film.
George Segal plays the king, an American POW who is hustling to not only stay alive, but to even prosper given the situation. He's admired and hated by just about everyone in the camp.
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