Red Dawn

1984 • 113 minutos

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In this lively (and paranoid) adventure set in the mid-1980s, the US stands alone, abandoned by its allies. The USSR and Cuba start selective bombing, then invade the US and quickly capture the central part of the country. The film takes place entirely in a small town taken by surprise by paratroopers. A band of teenagers (led by Patrick Swayze and C. Thomas Howell) escape to the mountains and become a group of tough guerillas who launch a series of surprise attacks on the murderous and nasty Red invaders. But the teenagers start getting a bit troubled themselves. In their brutality, are they becoming just like their enemies? The band of teens fight on, becoming smaller and smaller. They help pave the way for the eventual victory of the main American Army, busy elsewhere in the Republic.

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Was a great movie! I remember when it hit the theatres the hype to watch it was something else. The only sad thing is the teenagers now would never step up to the plate to do anything of the sort. They would gladly surrender them selves to continue playing their video games and eating junk food.

I love this movie so much! It's great how it's not following the military but everyday high students. This movie also makes me want to cry when they're sitting on the bench towards the end of the movie 😭. It's amazing how emotional this movie will get at some moments. The only thing is I wish it was a mini series of 4 to 7 episodes because they try to put so much stuff in a 2 hour movie and I feel like they could have put in so much more to help it flow a little better.

Original much better than the sequel. So realistic at the time, i heard CIA was concerned! Very strong plot and character development. Wolverine, Patrick Swayze, and Air Force Lt.Colonel, Powers Boothe - both very tough. Over the top violence - but based in Cold War Reality! Commie, Left Wing critics all hated it, undestandably SO - as it "took no prisoners," "pulled no punches," and offered NO apologies!