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| quote: Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL: The fighting Seabees! Required viewing for Naval personnel in the construction battalion. Actually more of a comedy really. One of the few movies in which John Wayne bites the dust.
I did not see Bridge on the River Kwai listed
He gets it in Sands of Iwo Jima too. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Pyker: I did not see Bridge on the River Kwai listed
It's #14 in the OP's list. |
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| That is a pretty comprehensive list, that includes my favorites. My Father and I always watched Stalag 17, whenever it came on TV. At ease! At ease! NEXT!
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| The Train. Its one of my favorites. |
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| quote: How about; Objective: Burma?
Posted by me on P.1 . |
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| quote: Originally posted by Jimbo Jones: That reminds me...was there WWII a movie set in Pacific where two soldiers, one American and one Japanese, were put on an island and have to battle each other for control of the island? Each gets help, which as recall was cheating and they both kill the soldier sent to help them?
I think you are mixing two movies. The one where they are on the Island to kill each other and then have "help" arrive is a Darren McGavin TV movie (ABC movies of the week which were great): The Challenge The WWII one is Lee Marvin and Toshirô Mifune in Hell In The Pacific |
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| quote: Originally posted by drill sgt: "Hell in the Pacific"....... only two actors on screen... Lee Marvin and a Japanese actor....They start out as enemies taking each other prisoner back and forth then that turns into friendship.....At the end you can hear overhead bombers approaching and the screen goes black leaving the end to your imagination.................. drill sgt.
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