Yamashita: The Tiger's Treasure

2001
1 Std. 53 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAging Carmelo likes telling his grandson, Jobert about his youth in the Philippines. Jobert especially likes the stories about Carmelo's time in World War II, where he helped bury the legend... Alles lesenAging Carmelo likes telling his grandson, Jobert about his youth in the Philippines. Jobert especially likes the stories about Carmelo's time in World War II, where he helped bury the legendary Yamashita treasure. When Carmelo is kidnapped, it is left to Jobert to go to Manila, u... Alles lesenAging Carmelo likes telling his grandson, Jobert about his youth in the Philippines. Jobert especially likes the stories about Carmelo's time in World War II, where he helped bury the legendary Yamashita treasure. When Carmelo is kidnapped, it is left to Jobert to go to Manila, using his grandfather's diary to find the treasure and save Carmelo before a Japanese crime... Alles lesen

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5,6/10

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Auszeichnungen
- 8 Gewinne & 12 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Edited into Aishite imasu (Mahal kita) 1941 (2004)

Soundtracks
The Treasure in You
(Theme Song)
Composed by Elvin M. Reyes and Kormann Roque (as Kormann E. Roque)
Arranged by Ruth Bagalay (as Ruth R. Bagalay)
Performed by Pops Fernandez

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A CHEAP IMITATION OF PEARL HARBOR

This film appears to be a cheap imitation of Hollywood's Pearl Harbor (2001). Both of these films deal about the second World War. Pearl Harbor is of course about the Japanese attack on Hawaii, while this movie deals about the Japanese attack on the Philippines, then a largely American-dominated country.

This film, while winning a number of awards, including the Best Film, in the recent Metro Manila Film Festival, failed to entertain me.

There are lot of questionable scenes. Lot of lines that could be debated. But one thing in this movie makes me laugh -- the casting of an old Filipino actor to play the wealthy Japanese mob leader who is after the Yamashita treasure. While the production spent so much in having some of this film shot in USA (of course with American actors playing bit roles), the movie producer - or the casting director? - failed to cast a real Japanese actor to play the wicked Jap gang leader.