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The Dam Busters

1955

Action / Drama / History / War

The Dam Busters

1955

Action / Drama / History / War

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85% AUDIENCE · 2.5K ratings

7.4/10 · 12.4K

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based on a true story world war ii air force based on true story dam lancaster bomber

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Plot summary

The story of the conception of a new British weapon for smashing the German dams in the Ruhr industrial complex and the execution of the raid by 617 Squadron 'The Dam Busters'.

Director

Michael Anderson

Top cast

Patrick Jordan as Attendant in Officers' Quarters

Nigel Stock as Flying / Off. F. M. Spafford, D.F.C., D.F.M.

Patrick Barr as Captain Joseph

Richard Todd as Wing Commander Guy Gibson, V.C., D.S.O., D.F.C.

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1018.65 MB

988*720

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 45 min

Seeds 5

1.95 GB

1472*1072

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 45 min

Seeds 22

Comments 8

mobilephil 1828 days ago

for those going on about the name of the dog . get a grip1

ronecc19 2240 days ago

Useless comments from people who obviously do not know the story.

BDA380 2853 days ago

yup this is the right movie

phread 3009 days ago

As others have written, this IS NOT the dam busters...

silviobrum 3009 days ago

Hahahaha. This movie is wrong. Please correct.

jhbjhb 3009 days ago

hahahaha!!!!! kids movie!!!! wrong

william1978 3009 days ago

Wrong movie. Duck Duck Goose. lol

empty_username 3009 days ago

This is the incorrect movie. Kids animation movie not the 1955 War Classic.

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

I think sometimes it is important to remember

CinemaSerf

I think sometimes it is important to remember that even 10 years after the war was over, there was still an appetite - even a neccessity - for war stories that…

6 / 10

A Very British Kind of Movie.

stashyjon

There is a fundamental difference between British and American war movies of the 1950's and 60's. Where as Hollywoods output tends to have gung-ho heroes gun…

There is a fundamental difference between British and American war movies of the 1950's and 60's. Where as Hollywoods output tends to have gung-ho heroes gun in each hand, knife in the teeth, winning the war for Uncle Sam and getting the girl to boot, the British war movie tended towards a more factual almost documentary style. Almost as if British cinema was saying 'something of great importance has recently happened, so lets document the facts for future generations lest we forget.' Hence we have films like Dunkirk, Sink The Bismark, Battle of The River Plate and most famously of all The Damn Busters. Coming back to this movie 54 years after it was made and over 60 since the events portrayed this movie can at time seam rather odd. The acting is stilted and dialogue clipped, but this is a stylistic thing rather than bad acting, after all the same style of acting can be witnessed in Ealling Comedies, the proto-hammer horror films and any number of 'The Blue Lamp' type police films. The bulk of the cinematography is also nothing special, being straightforward 'one' or 'two' shots with lighting that can be described as bog standard. However this film really scores on two fronts. Firstly the use of real true to era aircraft (Leased from the RAF who still used Lancasters as trainers at the time) flown by genuine RAF bomber crews and filmed using the various lakes around Cumberland and West Yorkshire where the real 617 squadron trained for the real mission. And secondly it's dogged sticking to historical detail, or at least as much that could be adhered to without breaking the official secrets act!! There is no Pearl Harbour rewriting of history here. What you see is as near as damn it what really happened. Even now the a comparison of the attack as portrayed on film and the most recently published accounts of the raid as released by the British ministry of defence show very few factual flaws. Also it must be born in mind that the early 1950's were not a pleasant time for the UK populous. The nation was still crippled by US war debt, many items were still rationed and the teething pains of the change that would lead to the welfare state and the cultural and economic boom of the 1960's were still cutting deep. So it is hardly surprising that a film showing a heroic and resourceful Britian would strike such a strong chord with its viewers. I must be said some aspects of this film haven't aged well compared to some of the other Brit war flicks of the time ('Battle Of The River Plate' springs to mind), but as a historical document and comment on Britian in the immediate post war era it stands tall as one of the most important films of its time.

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