What Is The Last Movie/Show You Saw? (8 Viewers)

Costner......... geez, don;t get me started.....

Town called Alice was on TV.... Had no idea the Japanese occupied part of Australia, and took prisoners. *Blah blah blah blah blah blah

*I corrected this below!!!!! Not true! I suffer from "old timers"!
 
Last edited:
My fiance and I are going to see the new Spider Man movie this weekend. She wants to see it in 3D. How cool is that? Only took her 5 years and the Dark Knight move to get her to warm up to super hero movies.
 
Watched Iron Man a couple days ago. Love that flick. I also have several movies in store for this weekend. John Carter, 21 Jump Street, and Wrath of the Titans.
 
WHAT? Is that true?

Yep. One of the least-publicized campaigns of WW2, mainly due to the major FUBAR in retaking the two islands, and the morale blow that would have shaken the US had the populace at large known that their sacred soil had actually been invaded. Nevermind that most would not have known where the Aleutians were. There would have been a great outcry for the Army/Navy to station more troops stateside for "security", thus depriving the actual war effort of those much-needed men and materiel. So it was sorta hushed up. Maj. Thomas McGuire (Air Force base in New Jersey is named after him) flew P38's up there before being shipped out to the Pacific.

Yeah, its Wiki, but its a starting point: Aleutian Islands Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Yep. One of the least-publicized campaigns of WW2, mainly due to the major FUBAR in retaking the two islands, and the morale blow that would have shaken the US had the populace at large known that their sacred soil had actually been invaded. Nevermind that most would not have known where the Aleutians were. There would have been a great outcry for the Army/Navy to station more troops stateside for "security", thus depriving the actual war effort of those much-needed men and materiel. So it was sorta hushed up. Maj. Thomas McGuire (Air Force base in New Jersey is named after him) flew P38's up there before being shipped out to the Pacific.

Yeah, its Wiki, but its a starting point: Aleutian Islands Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Oh I knew that! I was talking about this:

"Town called Alice was on TV.... Had no idea the Japanese occupied part of Australia, and took prisoners. "
 
homer.jpg
 
I got into the movie late...... mistook Aussies being rounded up as being on Aussie soil. The main characters rejoined in Alice after the war. My mistake, please forgive me, I am old! BUt thanks for clearing this up and setting me straight.

Oh I knew that! I was talking about this:"Town called Alice was on TV.... Had no idea the Japanese occupied part of Australia, and took prisoners. "
 
I got into the movie late...... mistook Aussies being rounded up as being on Aussie soil. The main characters rejoined in Alice after the war. My mistake, please forgive me, I am old! BUt thanks for clearing this up and setting me straight.

Ooooooohhhhhhhhh! No big. Would have been an interesting side show if it had happened...kind of like the occupation of the channel islands i guess.
 
Saw Batman Rises this evening.............. Okay movie,
but tooooo lonnnnng and toooo many words. My hearing is not all that good so missed about half the dialog, can't hardly understand Batman, and the bad guy is talking thru a wire collender!
 
:lol: Everytime I see a pic of him it reminds me that I need a new grater.
 
Vietnam: Lost Films....Peace With Honour 1971-75, the last in the series.
Has taught me a lot of the Vietnam War through this, home movies etc., well worth watching! :thumbright:
 
German Grand Prix Qualifying and the penultimate stage of the Tour de France.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back