Windtalkers is a 2002 American war film directed and co-produced by John Woo. The film is centered around the real story of Navajo code talkers during World War II. Released on June 14, 2002, in the ...

John Woo is talking up the legacy of his 2002 WWII drama “Windtalkers.” The acclaimed action director revisited the film in a wide-ranging New Yorker interview marking his first U.S. film in 20 years, ...

Although the movie "Windtalkers" is not capturing the critics' kudos, it is garnering support from American Indian war veterans and from Indians who track the film industry. "It's an incredibly long ...

"Windtalkers," the newest WWII film -- following "Black Hawk Down" and "We Were Soldiers" in the recent war movie craze -- does nothing more than revitalize American ...

The Navajo code talkers were instrumental in helping the U.S. win in the Pacific during World War II. There were only a few men who could speak the code, and Marines were told to protect them above ...

Rating: R for wartime gore and violence, rough language and drinking. The Lowdown: In World War II, Navajo codetalkers in the Marines and the men who protect them. Director John Woo, who admits he is ...

Here's a not-so-divine secret of the ya-ya brotherhood: We boys like war movies. We like it when stuff gets blown up, enemies get mowed down by heroes with tommy guns, and at the end, that's our flag ...

GOOD MORNING: Saturday marks the 58th anniversary of D-Day — for our invasion of Saipan during WWII. The date and place are undoubtedly unknown to most of today’s movie-goers. But I tried to educate ...