Just about to watch ep 4 of that
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Thanks, maybe I will try to watch the movie.
I meant the 1930 movie, which is not silent. I've got it on DVD and have seen it many times. I've also got the book. The movie is quite similar to the book and doesn't divert from the story line like modern movies usually do. I'm quite a fan of it which is why I was hesitant to watch the modern remake.
Legend (2015) - IMDb
Legend: Directed by Brian Helgeland. With Paul Anderson, Tom Hardy, Christopher Eccleston, Joshua Hill. Identical twin gangsters Ronald and Reginald Kray terrorize London during the 1960s.
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ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Thirteen Cats on the Hot Gabled Roof - Wikipedia
36feet10inches
Staff Sergeant
Just started watching the much-talked-about Happy Valley, filmed in my West Yorkshire homeland. It's very dark.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Strange Brew
Boeing 737 Max documentary, forgot the name
"Downfall: The case against Boeing"
"Downfall: The case against Boeing"
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michaelmaltby
Colonel
Marcel, watched a Dutch film "The Forgotten Battle" (The Scheld). I was impressed. Know the Cdns role in that slog.
Peter Gunn
Master Sergeant
All Quiet on the Western Front
Watched the new version on Netflix, which seems to have little to do with the plot of the book (other than the character names) but is a GREAT WWI movie, absolutely awesome. The scene where they take the French trench, start gobbling down warm rations and stop when the earth starts to tremble. Totally awesome scene.
Then watched (on DVD) the 1930 version, had forgotten how gritty and real it was, especially for 1930. I recommend both versions, although perhaps not back to back like I did, you might get a tad depressed...
Watched the new version on Netflix, which seems to have little to do with the plot of the book (other than the character names) but is a GREAT WWI movie, absolutely awesome. The scene where they take the French trench, start gobbling down warm rations and stop when the earth starts to tremble. Totally awesome scene.
Then watched (on DVD) the 1930 version, had forgotten how gritty and real it was, especially for 1930. I recommend both versions, although perhaps not back to back like I did, you might get a tad depressed...
36feet10inches
Staff Sergeant
I've watched it three of four times now. Harrowing.
All Quiet on the Western Front
Watched the new version on Netflix, which seems to have little to do with the plot of the book (other than the character names) but is a GREAT WWI movie, absolutely awesome. The scene where they take the French trench, start gobbling down warm rations and stop when the earth starts to tremble. Totally awesome scene.
Then watched (on DVD) the 1930 version, had forgotten how gritty and real it was, especially for 1930. I recommend both versions, although perhaps not back to back like I did, you might get a tad depressed...
Agreed. It is different from the 1930 version, but so well done.
Yeah it's excellent.
Watched this today which is also good.
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Watched this today which is also good.
The Swimmers (2022) - IMDb
The Swimmers: Directed by Sally El Hosaini. With Matthias Schweighöfer, Ali Suliman, Manal Issa, Nathalie Issa. From war-torn Syria to the 2016 Rio Olympics, two young sisters embark on a harrowing journey as refugees, putting both their hearts and champion swimming skills to heroic use.
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Warbirdnutball
Airman 1st Class
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- Aug 14, 2020
Well, I just did a triple movie set.
1) Pearl Harbor (yes I know the drama and sadly overdone dialogue kinda sucked, but fast forward to the battle scenes and they are pretty good)
2) Battle of Britain. I love the dogfight scenes.
3) Memphis Belle. I it's not too bad and some interesting fuselage interior scenes along with the obligatory "actual" bombing scenes from arrival footage film bombing runs that most have seen many times.
No matter what, they were all entertaining.
1) Pearl Harbor (yes I know the drama and sadly overdone dialogue kinda sucked, but fast forward to the battle scenes and they are pretty good)
2) Battle of Britain. I love the dogfight scenes.
3) Memphis Belle. I it's not too bad and some interesting fuselage interior scenes along with the obligatory "actual" bombing scenes from arrival footage film bombing runs that most have seen many times.
No matter what, they were all entertaining.
manta22
Banned
Complete the saga by watching "The War Lover" with Steve McQueen.
Warbirdnutball
Airman 1st Class
- 171
- Aug 14, 2020
I'd love to, but I can't find. If it's streaming, it's one I don't have, and my Blu-ray is giving me some issues. I'll see about finding the doc somewhere. Thanks for the tip tho.
Peter Gunn
Master Sergeant
Agreed, good movie but for some reason just wasn't my cup of gin, I like a lot of Steve McQueen's movies but that one was a one and done for me. Can't put my finger on why I don't like it more because it's an excellent film.
manta22
Banned
McQueen played a rotten SOB, an unlikable character through & through. The scenes in the B-17 returning to England, shot up and losing altitude come off as very realistic to me. After all, in a movie, how many times have you ever seen a crew test-firing their guns on the way to a bombing mission?
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I remember seeing that on 12 O'clock High. Possibly the movie but definitely the TV show.
last of us episodes 4 to 7, enjoying it so far
