Prisoners of the Sun (War Drama 1990) B. Brown 720p

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Movie: Blood Oath
Detected quality: DVDRip
RottenTomatoes: 0% 50%
Genres: Drama, War
Cast: Russell Crowe, Deborah Kara Unger, Bryan Brown, George Takei, David Argue, John Bach, Ray Barrett, Andrew Booth, John Clarke, Malcolm Cork and others

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Release date: July 26, 1990
Language: English

Prisoners of the Sun (War Drama 1990) B. Brown 720p (Size: 958.13 MB)

		Prisoners of the Sun (War Drama 1990) Bryan Brown, George Takei & Terry O'Quinn.mp4	949 MB
		sample.mp4	9.13 MB

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The link below is to the IMDb page for this movie.

Link to 'Prisoners of the Su...the Internet Movie Database!

The quality of this DVD rip is very good.

Language............: English
Subtitles.............: No subtitles
Duration.............: 104 mins.
Resolution..........: 960 x 542
Bit rate...............: 912 Kbps
Audio 1..............: AAC 48000Hz Stereo 160 Kbps (English)
Audio 2..............: AC3 44100Hz Stereo 96 Kbps (Commentary)
Audio 3..............: AC3 44100Hz Stereo 96 Kbps (Director's Comments)
Sample...............: Included in folder 9.16 MBs

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The island of Ambon in Indonesia, 1945. During the War, the number of Australian POWs on the island had dropped from 1100 to less than 300 due to abuses by their Japanese captors. Capt. Cooper is...

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Kondoro0614

Thanks BurtonC!!

Soul.Reaper

Thank you nice share

oldtimersrule

A/10, V/10, excellent copy of a great movie based on historical fact. Hardcoded good quality subtitles for Japanese parts. Interesting trivia the sub-machine guns used by the Australian troops in this movie were "Owen Guns" named after their inventor, they were 9mm, and designed for jungle conditions to fire even when wet and clogged with mud, used again in Korea and up until 1960. The Owen gun was preferred by US soldiers who fought with Australians in Asia and Korea. Gen. McArthur once ordered 45,000 of them for his troops. Hey BurtonC excellent copy thank you, and thank you seeders

publicas

Thank you, very much for this film! The extra audio tracks were neat to listen to. Now to find a copy of The Last Bastian... Thanks again!!