Lots of action, but might be a bit shocking and violent for younger viewers. Great acting .Based on real events during WWII.

This is a very good dramatization of who the Code Talkers were and how they helped the U.S win the war in the Pacific during WW2. It's not a well known fact that the U.S. Army reached out to Native America to create a code based on their language that the Japanese could not break. It's especially poignent as the last Code Talker just passed away this year. They did a Great Service for the U.S even after how the U.S. and the Army treated them for hundreds of years. The story has it's high points and low points and some of it is very stylized for the U.S. audience. It does in fact show what they went through and the lengths, the sacrifice that these brave men lived through to not give up their code.

The Blu-ray provided an excellent picture & sound. This movie tells the story of two men in war. One is a Navajo code talker and the other is the Marine assigned to protect him and the code. The battleground is in the Pacific in World War II and the U.S.M.C. is using a code based on the Navajo language and the Japanese are desperate to break the code. This movie is better than the critics reviews.

a fresh take take on world war 2, through the eyes of a Navajo code talker (who is played by the very underrate actor Adam Beach) I'd say Windtalkers is definitely a movie that fans of the genres should have in their collection.

I am a World War II history buff. Love books on the subject, particularly those from the soldiers point of view. Typical Hollywood overly dramatic telling of the Windtalker story, but fun nonetheless. Word of caution: the extended edition is in lossy audio only!