Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo

Warner Bros.   (1944) / Region 1
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Heroic and True! The top-secret World War II mission that sent America's hopes soaring.

Coaxing a hulking Mitchell B-25 into the sky from a short, 500-foot carrier runway on a bouncing sea is dangerous. Tougher still is doing it with a full bomb load. But for Lt. Col. James Doolittle (Spencer Tracy) and the crewmen of 16 B-25s, that just the start of the mission.

Academy Award-winning Best Special Effects recreate the squadron's low-altitude, "hedge-hopping" sweep over Japan in this suspenseful saga of the attack that bolstered U.S. morale during the bleak early days of the Pacific war. The intensive training, the daring bombing run, the subsequent landings in China and the perilous trek to safety: all the valiant touchstones of the true-life raid are captured in a beloved classic whose other stars include Van Johnson, Robert Walker and Robert Mitchum.

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  • Length
  • Rating NR
  • Released:
  • Added Feb 28 2007
  • Production Year 1944
  • Empire SKU 1307389
  • UPC Code 012569797116
  • Studio  Warner Bros.
  • Packaging Keep
  • Number of Discs 1
  • Disc SS-DL
  • Subtitles English and French

Features

Pete Smith Specialty Short Movie Pests
Vintage Passing Parade Short A Lady Fights Back
Classic Cartoon Bear Raid Warden
Theatrical Trailer

Audio/Video

  • Audio
    English Dolby Digital Mono
  • Video
    Widescreen 1.37:1 B&W

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