El tanque de mi papá

Título original: Tank

1984
PG
1h 53min

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James Garner and C. Thomas Howell in El tanque de mi papá (1984)

Sergeant Major Zack arrives at a new army base with his wife, son and Sherman tank. One night at a bar he "stops" a pimp/deputy from beating a girl. The corrupt sheriff uses Zack's son for revenge and Zack uses his tank.

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El sargento Zack llega a una nueva base militar con su mujer, su hijo y un tanque Sherman. Una noche, evita que un alguacil le pegue a una chica. El sheriff corrupto utiliza al hijo de Zack ... Leer todoEl sargento Zack llega a una nueva base militar con su mujer, su hijo y un tanque Sherman. Una noche, evita que un alguacil le pegue a una chica. El sheriff corrupto utiliza al hijo de Zack para vengarse y Zack utiliza su tanque.El sargento Zack llega a una nueva base militar con su mujer, su hijo y un tanque Sherman. Una noche, evita que un alguacil le pegue a una chica. El sheriff corrupto utiliza al hijo de Zack para vengarse y Zack utiliza su tanque.

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Trivia
Filmed at Fort Benning in Columbus, Georgia.

Errores
When the tank drives over the police cars at the roadblock, the front end of the tank raises up before it strikes the cars, exposing the fact that a small ramp was set up to aid the tank in climbing onto them.

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Sheriff Buelton: They're gonna lose, General. They're goin' down in flames and you're gonna help me do it. I just got back from the governor's office, and I can have him call you or he can call your superior if that's the way you want it. But, either way, I'm gonna see some tanks rollin' out here to stop that maniac.
Maj. Gen. V.E. Hubik: Go ahead, call anyone you like, sheriff. I don't take orders from governors. Sergeant Major Carey's resigned. Besides, he's committed no major crime in my jurisdiction.
Sheriff Buelton: He stole a god damn tank!
Maj. Gen. V.E. Hubik: It's his tank he can do what he wants with it! The most I've got him on is busting a twenty foot section of fence.
Sheriff Buelton: General, I am the local civilian authority and I am hereby making a formal request of the military to do everything in its power to assist and aid me in apprehending known...
Maj. Gen. V.E. Hubik: Posse Comitatus, sir.
Sheriff Buelton: Did you call me a pussy communist?
Maj. Gen. V.E. Hubik: The U.S. Army is, by an act of congress; Posse Comitatus act, specifically precluded from enforcing civilian law outside the military reservation.
Sheriff Buelton: Pussy communist?
Maj. Gen. V.E. Hubik: That means I do not have the authority to provide you with a single piece of military equipment or personnel without a direct order from my superior or the President of the United States. I can give you his address, if you'd like.

Versiones alternativas
The UK cinema version was cut by 2 minutes 20 seconds to secure a 'PG' rating, with cuts made to violence, sex references and strong language, including repeated use of the phrase "the whore". The '15' rated video is uncut.

Conexiones
Featured in At the Movies: Hard to Hold/Tank/Moscow on the Hudson/Mike's Murder (1984)

Bandas sonoras
Saturday Girl
(1984)
Lyrics by Donna Schifrin
Music by Lalo Schifrin
Performed by Gene Morford

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7/10

I enjoyed it

I didn't see this when it came out, so when it appeared on cable late one night I didn't expect very much. But it exceeded my expectations. It's the story of an honorable man who is pushed too far.

Yes, there are some stretches of the imagination to be made. For example, with all the gunfire, I don't remember anybody getting killed or seriously wounded. The good guys are too good and the bad guys are too bad.

But I enjoyed a few scenes a great deal. For one, the portrayal of the small town, that seems idyllic at first but is rotten to the core. I especially appreciated the scenes between Sgt. Carey and his son, the way that the military was shown pulling together as a family, and the others who help the group trying to get to the state line. These were all people that I wanted to cheer for.