Thin Red Line

[Brett]

Originally Posted by temujin77

Some Filipino Army barracks still call the name "Douglas MacArthur" every morning during roll call, and a sergeant always answered "present in spirit", so that the Philippines will never forget him.

Sorry, but I couldn't resist ... An old prof of mine was talking about a
British company founded in the 1800s -- they stuffed him & take him
to every meeting.

The meeting minutes always mention this guy and state he was
"Present ... but not voting"

[razorboy]

It can be slow but I've found that the little button marked "Next" on my DVD controller works wonders for a slow scene. The combat scenes are really good, the flashback scenes really suck. Overall I give it a 6 on the 1 -10. My opinion,
rb

[Potsdamerplatz]

I also enjoyed it. Nick Nolte had some brilliant lines of dialogue.

Another decent WW2 movie set in the Pacific which didn't get favourable reviews was "Windtalkers" starring Nicholas Cage and Christian Slater. Again I thought it was a good movie. Not a classic but definitely worth a watch.

Kind regards.

[vitara]

well i thort it wos a great film a bit slow to start with other then that fine
best krieg