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I thought some stock footage was used as well.
I don't think so. At least none of the color footage. They towed her up the estuary by the old mothball fleet for those external shots.

The only stock footage I know they used was that of the ship that was sunk at the end of the exercise being USN footage of the USS Fletcher which was used for a torpedo test I believe.
 
:oops:AAAARRRRGH!!!!
I fell asleep around 9 this morning and didn't get up until a few hours ago.
I missed the whole thing! :facepalm:
(just checked, yep, 1/2 way through 3:10 to Yuma...the remake :pukeright:)

They're saying next weekend is the Jimmy Stewart marathon. The Far Country might be cool, although, thinking about it, I think I'd rather see Cheyenne Autumn.
I don't know why, but one movie always seems to conjure up the other one, in my mind. :-k
The original 3:10 to Yuma is a very good movie!
 

Kind of La Haine 2.0, new updated version for tiktokers. Very influenced by the director's past as a director of video advertisements and music videoclips.
 
 
Simon & Simon S3.E10 Betty Grable Flies Again. at the opening credits, they show pictures and videos of ww2 and it was the first time I ever got to see my grandpa's plane Dark Eyes here's a screenshot of it.
 

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The Lord of the Rings, the Peter Jackson movie, not the animated one.
 
Indy 500 - and holy sh*t what a horrific wreck 15 laps from the finish! :shock:
 

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