This relates to a scene, either in a film or a TV show that is driving me crazy trying to remember the name of.
The scene is on a lonely dirt road during the Civil War. There are two, maybe more rebel soldiers in their grey uniforms in the middle of the road and approaching them are a small group of armed Union soldiers. The Union guys have mounted riders escorting a flatbed wagon that has something of value, probably gold. The blues tell the greys to get out of the way of the wagon or there will be real trouble. At that point the 2 (or more) Rebs brush back their great coats and proceed to mow down the Yanks with AUTOMATIC WEAPONS.
So this is some kind of time travel or Western/SyFy show but I'll be damned if I can bring it up. Any ideas? TIA
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January 06, 2022, 07:21 PM
Z06
You da man Orguss! Now I can sleep tonight.
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January 07, 2022, 02:31 PM
Blume9mm
And he didn't even hit one of the horses.... but those were confederate soldiers in what looked like blue uniforms to me.... so, I'm even more confused. edit: I watched it again and I guess those are grey uniforms that have a blue tint... but I only see one loan man blocking the road even though the lead guard keeps referring to him as "y'all".
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January 07, 2022, 05:22 PM
hberttmank
That's a good frickin movie.
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January 20, 2022, 09:54 PM
benny6
quote:
Originally posted by Blume9mm: And he didn't even hit one of the horses.... but those were confederate soldiers in what looked like blue uniforms to me.... so, I'm even more confused. edit: I watched it again and I guess those are grey uniforms that have a blue tint... but I only see one loan man blocking the road even though the lead guard keeps referring to him as "y'all".