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The film industry can't get it right.

Article about: by davesap250 If they make All quiet on the Western Front again I hope they do a proper job on it. I see Peter Jackson has put on hold the re-make of the Dambusters. Apparantly it has a \\$30,

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    Quote by Woolgar View Post
    Me too!.. and Pearl Harbor for me ..sorry but its true

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    Quote by KMMorris View Post
    u-517 what a disgrace, Das Boot all the way.
    Morris
    I have Das Boot here on Blu-Ray waiting to be watched !! Not had the time yet to watch it, saw the first 20 minutes as a taster, i am looking forward to it !!!

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    Quote by Totenhead View Post
    I have Das Boot here on Blu-Ray waiting to be watched !! Not had the time yet to watch it, saw the first 20 minutes as a taster, i am looking forward to it !!!
    Das Boot is a great movie, you'll love it!

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    Quote by jimpy View Post
    That great British classic, "Ice Cold In Alex" has a couple of "pearlers" in it.
    Right at the end, when the MPs come to collect Anthony Quayle (Capt van der Poel), there is a SERIES I LANDROVER in very clear shot.
    Not bad considering the film is set in 1942 and the LR didnt start coming off the assembly lines until 1948!

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    Ian D

    AKA: Jimpy
    One of my favourite B&W British war movies I have to admit, I do not know why ! I believe there are quite a few flaws in it, including a Moggy Minor also in the square at the end !!!

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    I have to say a film which had almost everything correct and war very entertaining was Fortress of war, and Totenhead have fun with Das Boot. I have the blu-ray collectors edition directors cut which gose for almost 4 hrs.
    Morris

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    Quote by KMMorris View Post
    I have to say a film which had almost everything correct and war very entertaining was Fortress of war, and Totenhead have fun with Das Boot. I have the blu-ray collectors edition directors cut which gose for almost 4 hrs.
    Morris
    Morris, Yes thats the one i have !!! Thats why i have not watched it yet ! I tend to put a film on late at nigth so dont want to be sat up watching it until 3am ! with the sub-titles it will require a lot a concentration and no beer !! haha

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    Quote by jimpy View Post
    That great British classic, "Ice Cold In Alex" has a couple of "pearlers" in it.
    Right at the end, when the MPs come to collect Anthony Quayle (Capt van der Poel), there is a SERIES I LANDROVER in very clear shot.
    Not bad considering the film is set in 1942 and the LR didnt start coming off the assembly lines until 1948!



    Regards etc

    Ian D

    AKA: Jimpy
    Just goes to show what I always suspected, landrovers really can go anywhere!

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    I think the real howler in Cross of iron was U.S. Navy Vought F4U Corsairs bombing the German bunkers, if i were going to be a real nit picker i'd complain about 'em using T 34/85s. Evan with the goofs i still enjoyed the film, oh yeah i hold my hands up to enjoying Iron sky, it's good escapist fun!...

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    Medal of Honor games are more closer to realism than some of these old movies
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    i love cross of iron

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