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Review title: Decent prints of decent war-prop films
Product review: There are dozens of public-domain singles and sets out there containing this pair of competently made, nuts-and-bolts WWII pro-U.S. propaganda flicks (MGM's 'Go for Broke!' is the more polished of the two, with superior cinematography and acting, and a somewhat less generic plot involving the exploits of the 442nd Japanese-American regimental combat team in Europe). The best print of GFB! (1951) appears on Warner's triple feature alongside Raoul Walsh's enjoyable 'Objective Burma' and John Sturges' disappointing 'Never So Few,' but this Mill Creek DVD offers a better-than-average p.d. transfer with clear picture and audio. It also boasts the cleanest version I've encountered of Universal's clunky but energetic 'Gung-Ho!' (1943), the source-quality of which seems to range from bad to unwatchable depending on the distributor you choose. GH! earns 3-minus stars, GFB! 3-plus; overall package 3 1/2, rounded up to 4 at its value price.
