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Emperor


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Village Voice
Given its true-life basis, the story is already devoid of suspense regarding Hirohito's ultimate fate, and Fellers's inquiry...
Entertainment Weekly
A rather thin dramatic experience.
Chicago Sun-Times
The cliches are relatively few and spaced apart, and the tearjerking and profound moments are authentic and well-earned.
Chicago Tribune
Shot in New Zealand, the picture's images of a devastated postwar Tokyo are often impressive, blending old-fashioned product...
The Boston Globe
It's a rich and significant subject for scholars, but not exactly filmic.
New York Daily News
A methodical but dull fact-based drama set just after World War II.
Rolling Stone
The effort to put a personal face on the major issue of occupation is as timely as Iraq and Afghanistan, but the execution i...
The New York Times
Mr. Jones's performance is the only spark within this otherwise dull, well-mannered exercise.
San Francisco Chronicle
In the end, probably the best way to watch Emperor is to pretend that the Supreme Command of Allied Forces in Japan after Wo...
Los Angeles Times
Regrettably, Emperor does not match MacArthur's vigor, or mine his legacy. Instead, the movie is Fellers' tale and dryly tol...
Washington Post
Wrapping a history lesson in a romantic melodrama can make for a lively movie, but only if the love story is juicier than th...
USA Today
The subject is intrinsically compelling, yet the central story is padded with an uninvolving love story that functions mostl...
New York Post
Director Webber and the screenwriters, David Klass and Vera Blasi largely waste Jones and some very nice period details.
The Philadelphia Inquirer
The epigrams fly, but the movie never really takes off.
Variety
Half crinoline romance, half crusty military-history lesson.
Hollywood Reporter
Peter Webber's stolid historical drama set during the American occupation of postwar Japan comes to life the most when Tommy...

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Partial Film Information

Director: Peter Webber
Writer: David Klass
Studio: Roadside Attractions
Cast: Matthew Fox, Tommy Lee Jones, Eriko Hatsune

Release: March 8, 2013
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