There"s a stage early on in The Pacific - a new ten-part array from the group at the back of the Emmy award-winning Band Of Brothers - that ideally encapsulates the mood of the World War II drama.
Following a postulated and monster conflict by the Japanese on American infantry stationed on the Pacific island of Guadalcanal, a sole Japanese infantryman stumbles out of the brush, entrance face to face with a bank of American Marines.
He tries to flee, using left afterwards right, but with gunfire toll out at each turn, he realises the despondency of his incident and stands, secure to the spot, great softly.
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