crashlanding
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Best War and Action movies.
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birddog 68
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Wasn't mentioned yet… Unbroken.
Amazing true story.
Amazing true story.
crashlanding
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I know what I'm doing this winter, going through this thread and watching all the movies I've missed
Bret GRAVELINE Graveline
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Our local gun club had a member who had landed on Omaha beach, he never talked of it, when private Ryan hit our little town everyone was talking of it, I asked butch who was just listening, I asked if he had seen it, he just nodded, I asked if the opening scenes were realistic, he quietly said no, it wasn't loud enough,
Turkeytider
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One of, if not the, best aerial combat movies....The Battle of Britain.
My uncle was in Korea, I finally talked him into going to see Saving Private Ryan, at the end he looked at me and said, the only thing missing was the smell. He never would watch Band of Brothers with me, I bought him limited edition tins of each BoB and Pacific, he never opened them, they are sitting on my shelf still sealed in plastic.
I was never able to get him to tell me his story, I wanted it for his daughter and grandkids. I knew he had seen and done some terrible things, but he never once talked about it, to anyone.
He taught me as much about fishing and hunting as my grandfather, but he was a little more outlaw, he'll, a bunch more outlaw. He bought all of the nephews Model 70 Winchester rifles the year they were born, he kept them until he thought we were old enough to learn to shoot them.
Now I have a list of movies that I need to watch
I was never able to get him to tell me his story, I wanted it for his daughter and grandkids. I knew he had seen and done some terrible things, but he never once talked about it, to anyone.
He taught me as much about fishing and hunting as my grandfather, but he was a little more outlaw, he'll, a bunch more outlaw. He bought all of the nephews Model 70 Winchester rifles the year they were born, he kept them until he thought we were old enough to learn to shoot them.
Now I have a list of movies that I need to watch
I need to watch The Bridge on the River Kwai again, it's been a long time
That is a great list though
My go to favorite is Patton, any John Wayne war movie, and pretty much all the above,
John Wayne movies, war or western could be it's own list
Don't really like war movies, for 2 reasons:
1. I don't really like them, personal reasons.
2. I critique them too much, especially Sniper scenes. My wife can usually tell by the look on my face and ask if legit, my response is usually Nope.
I do like comedies, so how about a movie about making a movie? More of a documentary.
Tropic Thunder, one of my favorites…an instant classic!
1. I don't really like them, personal reasons.
2. I critique them too much, especially Sniper scenes. My wife can usually tell by the look on my face and ask if legit, my response is usually Nope.
I do like comedies, so how about a movie about making a movie? More of a documentary.
Tropic Thunder, one of my favorites…an instant classic!
Braveheart
Apocalypse Now
Gladiator
Apocalypse Now
Gladiator
Don't really like war movies, for 2 reasons:
1. I don't really like them, personal reasons.
2. I critique them too much, especially Sniper scenes. My wife can usually tell by the look on my face and ask if legit, my response is usually Nope.
I do like comedies, so how about a movie about making a movie? More of a documentary.
Tropic Thunder, one of my favorites…an instant classic!
Someone's gotta ruin the fun for everyone. I made smallest critique ever in cinema history the other day and got bombarded that I'm the ultimate killjoy. I'll just wear the badge at this point because the subtle doesn't work.
