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A story about the British Foreign legion in 19th century India and a lowly "water-bearer" named Gunga Din, a local denizen who aspires to be just like his military counterparts; three British sergeants whose loyalty and camaraderie for each other extend far beyond the bounds of mere patriotism.
This film is an excellent military movie.
Military training films are becoming so common that they are becoming a genre unto themselves.
As a soldier myself alot of the themes rang true to me in my experience in the military - especially boot camp.
There is never a complete victory to War and lets not forget all the Brave Wounded Military personnel in Veterans Hospitals from All the Wars and our present Iraq Vets!
The Major at a boys military academy is paranoid that every kid is bad and wants to cause trouble (in this movie he is right).
This is one military drama I like a lot! Tom Berenger playing military assassin Thomas Beckett.
Loosely based on Rudyard Kipling's poem of the same, GUNGA DIN follows the journey of three military officers in 19th century India.
A lot is dated in this episode (just like most Twilight Zone episodes), such as the Woman's incredibly sexist military "uniform."
They test the serum on an already invisible Gorilla & it works perfectly, Caine & his team of assistant's celebrate but while he should report the breakthrough to his military backers Caine wants to be the first invisible human.
It is military humor at it's best and worse!
Produced, as were all the Snafu shorts, to be shown to military audiences as entertaining instructional films, 'Rumours' is extremely imaginative and crams tons of ideas into its very brief lifespan.
This is illustrated brilliantly by way of a long, rubbery piece of baloney and several strange, fictional creatures who come back to haunt Snafu with ever more terrible news about his country's military.
'Rumours' is inventive, fast paced and funny, all of which help to overshadow the rather laboured, "don't badmouth the military" message.
Oh, the military has put a quarantine on the small English town where the whole thing is happening, with plans about total destruction in fear of contamination.
I think the movie described well enough how a US military action can fail.
Without family or a home to shelter him, nine year old Amiro (played by Majid Niroomand) is an iconic character against the changing landscape of the Southern Iran, which has become new ground for military and foreign interest.
The story: a soldier's WWI wounds are a feast for a vampire, which causes the military man to become an undead.
World War II movies are my forte and I am well-versed in military history as well as time-period accouterments.
Based on Terry Southern's classic novel, CANDY is remarkable film featuring a swinging soundtrack, actors like Richard Burton and Marlon Brando spoofing themselves, and a fast-moving picaresque story that satirizes late 60s America (military, academia, Eastern religion, etc).
another question after all what happen in occupied Palestine is military resistance.. so why all the media & obviously the movie maker insist on covering it from an Islamic point of view while in regard to the brutal fights like in Latin America it's about the liberty & getting red of corruption.
Audie Murphy is one of the nation's most beloved souls, not only as an actor, but his exploits on the battlefront during WWII, becoming the most decorated soldier in history, and rising far in the military at the tender age of 19 made him an inspiration for us all.
The military special effects are laughably fake, with colored smoke substituting for real explosions.
The film is even handed in its treatment of all sides in this war, other than perhaps the military command, as it is quite anti-war.
(A regular housewife points out military strategy to General Sam Houston?) Please!
Young Jody (Christopher Ogden) is a pre-teen with military aspirations thanks to Uncle Sam's medal winning service in Kuwait before his death.
We forget that victory is gained on many fronts and not all of them involve the military.
In France of 1944, a bunch of WW2 US-Army soldiers are about to be brought to a POW prison for different offenses, when the Military Police truck they are being transported in is suddenly attacked by Germans.
They decide to flee to Switzerland, which is not easy, since they have both the Military Police and the Germans against them... Basically, the five unite all the characteristics that the twelve members of the "Dirty Dozen" had.
I realize that the military isn't all heroes and has a lot of wasted time, money and attracts a lot of real pigs and bullies too, but these men were located in a civilized country in the middle of Europe, not in some remote third world environs.
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