Well then I suggest we make him watch 'The Room.' Oh wait... has to be a war movie. Shame.
50 War Movies 50 Years
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Just uploading the review now.... damn thing came in at over 11 minutes.... I did enjoy doing it but the editing work makes things a little longer. Hope you guys like it once it is uploaded and be sure to watch to the end to choose the next movie review (1968).
Great review -- I would never have managed to force myself to sit through that.
LOL... yeah. There was a couple of coffee breaks to be fair. Thing is I appreciate awful movies and although I can say they are awful it doesnt mean they were not good in my skewed perspective.
Dont ever judge whether a movie is worth watching using any of my reviews.
Dont ever judge whether a movie is worth watching using any of my reviews.
When you get a chance though, do see "The Night of the Generals". But watch it proper, no interuptions. Beers OK though :cheers:
Chance of me watching a film in one uninterrupted sitting is nigh on impossible with my family. Lol
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So, being "forced" to watch Beach Red made you have 2nd thoughts about this whole project? Perfectly understandable.
I'll post my vote on YouTube later but I think you'll find "Bridge At Remagen" disappointing and an even lower caliber than "Anzio". The script for "Remagen" reinvents the US sensibilities of 1944 with the anit-war cynicism of 1969. Picture American Vietnam era angst in WW2 uniforms. Robert Vaughn still had his perfectly coifed hair from "The Man from UNCLE" in German dress uniform as well. I just didn't care for it.
I have never seen "1000 Plane Raid" nor "Play Dirty". Would rather you review one of them. I'll go with "Play Dirty" just to get back to a British unit war movie along with a higher regard for Micheal Caine as an actor than Christopher George.
I have never seen "1000 Plane Raid" nor "Play Dirty". Would rather you review one of them. I'll go with "Play Dirty" just to get back to a British unit war movie along with a higher regard for Micheal Caine as an actor than Christopher George.