Unbroken Movie Essay

The veteran Louie Zamperini enlisted in 1941 was a bombardier of his plane during World War 2. After spending 47 days on a raft after his plane crash and surviving being a prisoner of war by the Japanese caused him to be a war hero. Louie Zamperini is the person being portrayed on the base on a true story movie called” Unbroken”. Zamperini in high school broke all of his high school track records, and after high school he joined the Olympics at age 19 where he broke the 5000 meter dash record. After the war Zamperinni has many accomplishment after the war beginning his new life from where he started, Christianity, and Fame. The story takes place as an Italian kid who moved to California at a time of adversity. Louie was not at first interested
Marriage is a beautiful thing especially if it last to the end like Louie marriage. Louie devoted his Life to Christianity after his return home. The reason why he devoted himself to Christianity is because he swear to God that if he lives he will devote his life to him. Louis son says that “His dad devoting his life to Jesus is what caused him to stop having nightmares, and his drinking problem after the war. After which he traveled back to Japan where he was kept as prisoner and made friends with his captors. The Zamperini story has been created to multiple media sources as an inspirational tale of triumph over impossible odds. The story of Zamperini has been released on ground breaking books such as “Don’t Give Up” and “Devil at My Heels” and movie/book “Unbroken”. He has have multiple interviews discussing his Prisoner of War treatment which inspires the youth to be great. Ironically, the Olympic athlete also decided to run in the Olympics again at age 80, but he was holding the torch. To say nothing of seeing the inspirational video of him holding the torch at age 80 with his veteran suit was all