The main theme of the colorful film was about the unjust US policy of disallowing US servicemen from fraternizing with Japanese females and taking Japanese brides, when the practice was so commonplace by the mid-1950s."During the pitched, ferocious battle, as Susan and Lucy were leaving the Stone Altar, they felt rumblings in the Earth as the Altar cracked in half and Aslan vanished, but was soon resurrected in the bright sunlight.It was a milestone for the racially-divided mid-to-late 60s because it was the first major Hollywood production to honestly portray the topic of racism.Ryan riskily hypothesized that one of the camps was the location of the terrorist group (because it included both a female - Annette with "tits" - and a bald, sunburned newcomer - Cooley).