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Movie/TV Title: 1941

Title: 1941

Format: DVD

EAN: 0025192055027

Release Year: 1999

Release Date: 05/10/2010

Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

Studio: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment

Language: Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1)

Subtitle Language: Spanish

Director: Steven Allan Spielberg, Steven Spielberg

Actor: Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi

Rating: PG-13

No Of Discs: 1

Run Time: 2 hours and 26 minutes

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

UPC: 0025192055027

Genre: Comedy

Edition: Collector's Edition Widescreen

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Steven Spielberg's 1941 is a big-budget zany comedy detailing the hilarious panic that gripped Los Angeles after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Army General Joseph Stilwell (Robert Stack) is in charge of protecting the Californian coastline in the weeks following Pearl Harbor. Dan Aykroyd and John Candy are members of a tank crew responsible for setting up a cannon in Ned Beatty's backyard. As explosions burst forth and air-raid sirens scream, John Belushi, Tim Matheson, and Treat Williams are part of the army corp reacting to the news of war with a somewhat energetic craziness. They dance at the USO, compete with each other to get the prettiest girls, and watch as Hollywood Boulevard becomes a pile of ruins. The film features cameos by many Spielberg friends and associates, including directors Sam Fuller and John Landis and actors James Caan, Mickey Rourke, Penny Marshall, and Susan Backlinie, reprising her famous skinny-dip from the first scene in JAWS. Michael McKean and David Lander, otherwise known as Lenny and Squiggy from LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY, play Willie and Joe--a hat's-off salute to Bill Maudlin's famous World War II cartoon characters. The film suffered from critical venom upon its initial release but has since become a cult fave.

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Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi

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Steven Allan Spielberg, Steven Spielberg

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Collector's Edition Widescreen

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1999

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Comedy

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Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi

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19990223

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by mikarroy-3
Dec 27, 2018Top favourable review
Happy with DVD of 1941
One of my all time favorites and now it has a lot of footage that was not in the theatrical release or on VHS format, which I had for over ten years. DVD is my thing now and this one is great! Nothing more I can say except that I am happy with it and the efforts to get it to me. Bravo!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: deecee4111
by brockrwood
Jun 27, 2008
An inconsistent movie overall, but parts are sublime
While overall this movie is inconsistent and disappoints at times, it contains some scenes that are some of my all-time favorites in cinema. These sublime moments make up for the dumb parts of the film. Particularly hilarious are Slim Pickens' scenes! The scene where Slim describes each ridiculous object the Japanese sailors have confiscated from him is just hysterical. You gotta' love Warren Oates' portrayal of the paranoid home defense force commander - "...check 'im for stilts..." Dan Aykroyd with two oranges covering his eyes and wearing pantyhose on his head saying, "I'm a bug"! is also a classic. The music is great, especially John Williams' own swing music creation, "Swing, Swing, Swing" (a parody of the big band classic, "Sing, Sing, Sing") used during the USO scene. How ... While overall this movie is inconsistent and disappoints at times, it contains some scenes that are some of my all-time favorites in cinema. These sublime moments make up for the dumb parts of the film. Particularly hilarious are Slim Pickens' scenes! The scene where Slim describes each ridiculous object the Japanese sailors have confiscated from him is just hysterical. You gotta' love Warren Oates' portrayal of the paranoid home defense force commander - "...check 'im for stilts..." Dan Aykroyd with two oranges covering his eyes and wearing pantyhose on his head saying, "I'm a bug"! is also a classic. The music is great, especially John Williams' own swing music creation, "Swing, Swing, Swing" (a parody of the big band classic, "Sing, Sing, Sing") used during the USO scene. How about the big names sitting in on that recording session? Louie Bellson plays drums and Abe Most plays clarinet - both (may Abe rest in peace) are musical giants and their playing is inspired on this song. The brass section is hot, too, and playing about as tightly together as you will ever hear, especially the trombones, right up to the frenzied, awesome finale. Get the soundtrack recording - it is fun. Listen to the swing music song from Disney's, "The Emperor's New Groove" animated film: Clearly it owes some homage to this song in "1941." Get "1941." Watch it. Fast forward through the dumb scenes. Enjoy the sublime scenes.
by gabriel77h
Nov 17, 2010
How california won WWII
I watch this movie when it first came out .... it was funny then it is even funnier now. The premise for the whole movie is when the only attack on US soil during WWII was in Southern California, Los Angeles , during the zootsuits riots. The movie is kind of factual in the events that took place during WWII but gets kind of wild as the writer includes his version of what happen that night. But it in the southern california los angeles way we get involved in the battle.... I quote Captin:'Do you see any Planes' gunner: ' No, but we're shooting at them.' The funny thing is I kind of want to find out some of the facts in the movie.. for instance did the japanese sub get lost because they could not create a compus? Was it really called hollywoodland. Did the shells from the sub that attack US ... I watch this movie when it first came out .... it was funny then it is even funnier now. The premise for the whole movie is when the only attack on US soil during WWII was in Southern California, Los Angeles , during the zootsuits riots. The movie is kind of factual in the events that took place during WWII but gets kind of wild as the writer includes his version of what happen that night. But it in the southern california los angeles way we get involved in the battle.... I quote Captin:'Do you see any Planes' gunner: ' No, but we're shooting at them.' The funny thing is I kind of want to find out some of the facts in the movie.. for instance did the japanese sub get lost because they could not create a compus? Was it really called hollywoodland. Did the shells from the sub that attack US soil really attack a amusment park..this is good clean fun .... good for the whole family ...well as long as they are over ten.
by castiron64
Nov 21, 2011
1941 with John Belushi
I loved this movie. The music was great and correct for the year 1941. The P40A was painted and marked correctly for the time period and so was the General Grant army Tank. I loved the scene where John Belushi side slipped his P40A down to a landing on that narrow road at the gasoline station. Also loved the scene where Belushi flew his plane down in the Grand Canyon sloshed down his coke and did a barrel roll as he flew out of the canyon. Each character was funny in their own way. Lorraine Gray could not have been cutier. I have no complaints about the movie. I can watch it over and over. My wife thinks I am crazy, but that is ok. She just don't know how the appreciate the finer things in life.I loved this movie. The music was great and correct for the year 1941. The P40A was painted and marked correctly for the time period and so was the General Grant army Tank. I loved the scene where John Belushi side slipped his P40A down to a landing on that narrow road at the gasoline station. Also loved the scene where Belushi flew his plane down in the Grand Canyon sloshed down his coke and did a barrel roll as he flew out of the canyon. Each character was funny in their own way. Lorraine Gray could not have been cutier. I have no complaints about the movie. I can watch it over and over. My wife thinks I am crazy, but that is ok. She just don't know how the appreciate the finer things in life.
by buchakar
Oct 28, 2019
Americana comedia!
Its as funny and endearing as you remember and if you are over 50, all the more rich with "they way we were". If you are under 50, its a good stereotype of "those times" people talk about and yes? Pretty accurate? Enjoy! Laughs don't stop.
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