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  1. C.Evans

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    I got the expensive edition to Valkyrie as well and I enjoyed the Doc as well as the Making Of parts. The Doc was one that was done by the learning channel or either the Discovery Channel-a few yrs ago as it was aired back about the time that buzz started about this movie. Even tough im no tom cruise fan-I thought he did a pretty-good job-in this movie.
     
  2. Richard

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    Bought myself a couple more classic WW2 films and saw them over the weekend.

    The Battle of the River Plate

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    Sink the Bismark
     
  3. Fgrun83

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    well the longest day comes on in 10 minuets so ill be sitting at the couch with some chips n dip some iced tea and watching Red stuck in the bell tower for the umpteenth time.
     
  4. Richard

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    Enjoy. :D
     
  5. C.Evans

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    I've never seen the Battle of the River Plate? I don't think? Of is that just a different name for: Persuit of the Graf Spee? If so, then I have seen it-but only once and about 29 years ago. I wish these would be released on DvD here in the States. Sink the Bismarck was-and I got the DvD as soon as it appeared on the shelves. I've always been a bit of a Kenneth More-fan. Liked him in: A Night To Remember as Herr Lightholler.
     
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    Just finished watching The Longest Day. It was especially good this time because I just re-read the book a few weeks ago. Good stuff.
     
  8. Fgrun83

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    Was glad to see The Longest Day again, my favorite cast member in the movie had to have been Red Buttons, always made me laugh and smile.

    I caught the end half too of Battle of the Buldge, I didn't like it much where was the snow heh..
     
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    Thank you :)
     
  10. WZI P-51

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    We just picked up D-Day, 60th Anniversay Commemorative Edition by MM&V. Very good, IMO.
     
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    I watched "The Caine Muntiney" last night. Not bad, but even though Humphrey Bogart did a good job as Captain Qweeg, his strong points were never war movies, save for "Casablanca."
     
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    Kelly's Heroes on DVD, and Search for the USS Indianapolis on the Military Channel
     
  13. C.Evans

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    Thanks Mate. I couldn't say if this is the movie I was thinking about that I saw so long ago or not? Just been too long since I watched it. Grr, they NEED to release UK classics on region 0 or 1-so I can get
    a chance to watch these classics.
     
  14. Richard

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    Don't you guys get all region DVD players?

    I bought a new one last year and found out it will play all the world regions, cheap and cheerful. :D
     
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    Schindlers List - Spielberg is truly talented
     
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    Watched part of Midway with Henry Fonda (among others). It wasn't particularly good as a movie, and I didn't care for the Japanese speaking English. I much preferred the method of The Longest Day where German characters spoke German, with subtitles. some of the Midway footage was interesting, though.
     
  17. C.Evans

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    Hi Mate-im not sure what all kinds of players we have available here but mine is an expensive supposedly (then) top of the line Sony. I bought mine back in early 2003-so not sure on and changes in what players will play-but I do have to give mine a thumbs up on performance. It's been used and abused over the years and still plays like it was new ;-D I don't remember what I paid for it exactly but-I think I payed about $350 for it at the time.
     
  18. Richard

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    Abuse! :eek:

    Carl

    You not been doing a Basil Fawlty have you?
    YouTube - Fawlty Thrashing Car
     
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    Heh heh-there have been days that that's all I did was sit around and watch the DvDs-all-day long. Partly because of bad weather and nowhere to go-and partly out of frustration at lack of good programming on the cable tv system we had-116 channels and most of the time-nothing was on worth watching. I mean, you can only just stand so many repeats of I Love Lucy, Leave It To Beaver, Gilligans Island, The A-Team, Star Trek TNG, The Andy Griffith Show, Night Court, M*A*S*H, the Cosby SHow, All In the Family, yadda yadda yadda.

    PS, I absolutely HATE-Scrubs.
     
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    You should be on the unlimited Netflix program, something like $45.00 a month. Then cancel the premium channels. The changes will just about cancel out.
     

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