ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
That's on the "To Watch" list.
What Is The Last Movie/Show You Saw?
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ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Sounds interesting!
I remember "Secret Army", that was so popular in Iran, back in 80's and 90's...
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Escuadrilla Azul
Tech Sergeant
- 1,861
- Feb 27, 2020
Murdaugh murders.
manta22
Banned
What a creep that guy is!
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
I've seen bits and pieces of that movie, and they were very good, but I still wanna see the whole thing.
As for the question at hand...just finished up Mr.&Mrs. Smith and now The Bone Collector is starting.
Escuadrilla Azul
Tech Sergeant
- 1,861
- Feb 27, 2020
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
Yeah, it looks really good!
Sunset pics on hold until they come around again.
Not a year 'round thing, so we're "out of season" right now.
DBII
Senior Master Sergeant
Wife is out of town visiting her kids during her spring break. I wanted to watch a movie on Prime. Watch Dauntless The Battle of Midway. It is about a crew that is shot down and was in the water for 8 days. I'm not a big fan.
Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
The First Power.
N4521U
Colonel
"Old"
wow, hard for this old man to make sense of........... Annie had to explain me!
wow, hard for this old man to make sense of........... Annie had to explain me!
special ed
2nd Lieutenant
- 5,718
- May 13, 2018
Air Force, Battleground, 30 seconds over Tokyo, and later today 12 O' Clock High. It's a military bingewatch today. Gotta get a refill, so see ya' later.
manta22
Banned
Good choices! Now add "Run Silent, Run Deep".
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I watched the new "All quiet on the western front" on Netflix. The war action is as real as can be expected and it's entertaining.
Although not a bad movie, I'm missing key parts of the book and the 1930 version. Like Paul coming home for leave, feeling very estranged from his family at home. I feel that psychological part in the the original story is very key for its anti-war message and it's unfortunate they left it out. Probably the modern audience don't have the patience for the slower narrative, so I guess it's normal that they changed it for some more fast action. As you can tell, I prefer the 1930 version but it's not a bad movie by any means and well worth watching. And after you've done that, try to get hold of a copy of the 1930 one.
Although not a bad movie, I'm missing key parts of the book and the 1930 version. Like Paul coming home for leave, feeling very estranged from his family at home. I feel that psychological part in the the original story is very key for its anti-war message and it's unfortunate they left it out. Probably the modern audience don't have the patience for the slower narrative, so I guess it's normal that they changed it for some more fast action. As you can tell, I prefer the 1930 version but it's not a bad movie by any means and well worth watching. And after you've done that, try to get hold of a copy of the 1930 one.
Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
Gregory Peck is amazing in 12 o'clock High. Dean Jagger as well.
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
Just found this comparitive of the Netflix piece, compared to the 1930 piece.
View: https://youtu.be/JkJ3Cj-rYco
Intetesting takes. I was inclined to say that the newer movie seemed to be a bit softer, not as gritty, but after seeing the entire comparitive, it seems to me it's just another person's take on that classic tale of the rigours of war.
Barrett
Senior Airman
"Devotion" based on Adam Makos' book about the Korean War friendship of naval aviators Tom Hudner and Jesse Brown. I was acquainted with Tom who contributed to two of my books. A grand gent.
