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Windtalkers

Windtalkers

“Honor Was Their Code.”
★6.4/10(1,489)Rage•2002•2h 14m
WarAction
DirectorJohn Woo
ScreenplayJohn Rice, Joe Batteer
A big, bombastic World War II drama directed by John Woo. Nicolas Cage plays a shell-shocked Marine assigned to protect a Navajo code talker (Adam Beach) in the Pacific, with secret orders to kill him rather than let the unbreakable code fall into enemy hands. The premise is compelling, but Woo swamps the moral heart in operatic gunfire. A costly box-office disappointment that squandered a genuinely interesting piece of history.
Release
Jun 7, 2002
Budget
$115M
Country
United States, Hong Kong SAR China
Revenue
$78M

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Where to watch Windtalkers? Windtalkers is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, The Roku Channel, Kanopy, Hoopla.
Who directed Windtalkers? Windtalkers is directed by John Woo.
Who stars in Windtalkers? The main cast of Windtalkers includes Nicolas Cage, Adam Beach, Peter Stormare, Noah Emmerich, Mark Ruffalo.
How long is Windtalkers? Windtalkers is 2h 14min long.

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A big, bombastic World War II drama directed by John Woo. Nicolas Cage plays a shell-shocked Marine assigned to protect a Navajo code talker (Adam Beach) in the Pacific, with secret orders to kill him rather than let the unbreakable code fall into enemy hands. The premise is compelling, but Woo swamps the moral heart in operatic gunfire. A costly box-office disappointment that squandered a genuinely interesting piece of history.

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