Jadera
Airman 1st Class
Yup
It's good to see Japanese cinema.
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It's good to see Japanese cinema.
The wikipedia article for this movie was so vague.Slash/Back (2022)
Indigenous kids in Nunavut thwart the alien invasion.
Don't listen to critics. Watch the movie, judge for yourself.The wikipedia article for this movie was so vague.
Yeah, where can you watch it?Don't listen to critics. Watch the movie, judge for yourself.
It wasn't perfect, but it was a fun watch for me.
I watched it on TV.Yeah, where can you watch it?
Operation Crossbow.......if only Sophia Loren was piloting that Buzz Bomb.........
WowI watched it on TV.
It aired last week, so I recorded it.
You were around in 1929?Satellite antennae problem, so watched recorded stuff. Found I had recorded "The Flying Fleet", a 1929 silent with lots of, maybe every, USN biplane in the inventory. Much flying scenes from before 1930 including takeoff & landings on the USS Langley. Pensacola training used Consolidated NY-1D, then Curtiss F6C-1. Carrier shots of Boeing F2B-1 showed the late use of arresting wires and tail hooks however the planes still had the wire guides along the axel from the early style landings. Douglas T2D-1 flight dropping torpedoes and an up close of a T2D-1 on floats for the feature flight to Honolulu from San Diego. Navy cooperation was massive, so the flying was like a recruiting video with the Hollywood schloc interspersed.
"Spig" Weed was an early adviser which why there was much flying.