Nanking

I just finished watching Nanking. I was attracted to it from having read The Rape of Nanking (based in large part on the same sources as the movie). One of the thoughts I had is that a movie like this should not be interrupted by ads. Is there anyway to express this thought to Hulu?I highly recommend the movie.

I don't believe the purpose of this film is to insight fear, hate, or any other similar emotions. So why are people posting such things in their reviews? The Japanese are not going to invade your country now in the 21st century [Jon N review page]. Are you saying China is going to invade Japan because your scared? really?? Wow sounds like the kind of thing i've been writing about all over this discussion pages.You have made my point quite clear now, thank you. Olivia Z.: really you don't think Natives and slaves and every other oppressed people in history is not on the same level as this?? I'm consistently suprised at how people can agree with some of what i've wrote and then turned a blind eye to events that are well documented. maybe it's just they don't know about them.Sony- please make more films like this about all of the acts that have happened over the past 2000 years. it should keep you busy for at least 4000 years telling each and every tale.

The screwball indictments against our own nation in response to a documentation of Japanese military horrors (for twelve years) are astonishing. They show the effect of the anti-US propaganda taught throughout our education systems, including colleges. These appalling distortions are another example of how the Left will lie, cheat, steal and foul every element of America to hand it over to the enemies of mankind. We are then subjected to the ridiculous assertions of the ignorant, who are angry products of that shamefully deficient education.The horrors of Nanking were repeated wherever the Japanese ventured. An estimated 250,000 Chinese men. women and children were unmercifully slaughtered in the Japanese response to the small Doolittle Raid on Japan in early 1942 (alone.) The horrors, murders, cannibalism and rapes from Japanese forces are documented throughout the Pacific and Asia, most remarkably in the Philippines. There have been personal testimonies of isolated and hidden U.S. patrols unable to respond, who witnessed a young Philippine woman tied to a rape table and lines of hundreds of Japanese soldiers raping her in turn. They then cut her up in pieces.The Japanese believed they were the only children of the "Sun god" and that all other nations and peoples were less than human and were to be enslaved and used. Those included the British and American civilians they raped and starved to death in prison camps. The terror the world witnessed from the Japanese soldier was no different in nature from the terror we witness today from similar enemies of mankind.