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Lot's of movies had soldiers and sailors bucking the system, living it up and playing small time rackets ala McHale's Navy but when the chips came down you could count on them to come through.
Though BLACK for the most part, segregated, spit upon by other soldiers, looked down upon they held their heads high and fought bravely during every conflict the USA had to deal with since their inception in 1868.
Three soldiers back from Iraq team up and rent a car to drive to their respective destinations.
It kills jaws,flicks off a helichopter,does the disco,and gets killed by annoying soldiers that stick thier gun barrel right next to the lens of the camera all with out making a noise mind you.
Burt Reynolds and Tony Randall in charge of the "apparatus" required to make a pass on a date, with Woody as one of a thousand soldiers make the rest of the movie worth the wait.
The idea of immortal vampire soldiers is fascinating, and the mystery is quite well-kept for a while ; but once the idea is exposed, there's nothing left.
A bit better than Prior's usual fare, this one keeps the militarism and racism ideology rampant in his "works" - it seems normal that American soldiers would feed on poor South Americans.
Two Americans fighting in World War I (William Boyd and Louis Wolheim) are hiding in a defensive position with German soldiers advancing.
Scene of the spaceship approaching planet (repeated more than three times of course), tough soldiers, colony on the planet, Ripley character, Hicks character, Newt-like character, Burke character, elevator scene, what more do we miss...?
For would-be or wannabe soldiers it might be a nice movie, though.
Michael Pare, hot off "Eddie and the Cruisers" stars as one of two WWII soldiers that are time warped to present day (1984) and try to get back.
The film maker was able to obtain direct interviews with some of the soldiers involved in this chapter of American history.
Not just another war movie, To End All Wars takes the true story of Ernest Gordon and veteran Argyle soldiers to the screen in a way that will turn your heart inside out.
Like russian soldiers being brought to the front line in the sealed cars with barred windows like criminals or some sort of cattle.
Since the soldiers frequently mention that they are "just following orders", who exactly are these orders coming from?
Watch this for Mr. Durning, and for all the soldiers who didn't come back, for only the dead have seen the end of war.
I also like Ultimate Force which is also about army life, but Soldier Soldier tells the stories of the lives of the wives and girlfriends as well as the stories of the actual soldiers.
Three North Korean soldiers and two South Korean soldiers join the care-free villagers whose life is totally out of concern about the war and politics.
OK,this is a resume of the entire movie,because this movie is probable one of the worst movies ever seen,not for his special effects it for his awful script.. i resume:this movie is about the NATO mission in kosovo,its about a soldiers of Spanish engineers corp., the film start whit him trying to rescue a Serb hostage,but wen he arrives,he don't shot he see how the hostage is executed with a plastic bag but he don't do anything,he is hitting by a weaponless mens and have more brainless scenes, 1ºIn the mission and stupid french commander decided to shot some kosovars refugees,(but kosovars militants of elk were the NATO allies).
2ºbefore lost 4 strikers and all the convoy,the rest of the Spanish platoon decided to continue the mission(wow,they are lost,are 10 soldiers,within trucks,radios,food and radio and the mission is in a village taken by serbs militians,) 3ºin the road to the village they see a car with more kosovar allies,but they decided to left the road and run across a mined field,genius,then they lost a soldier... 4ºwhen they arrive to village they are easily captured by militiants,(the reason they never use his machine guns) 5ºFinally the kosovars retakes the village using the Spaniards stykers,and some of the Spaniard soldiers escapes to the outskirts and kill a pacific famer,and eating the food like animals... awful movie,its more like "what don't do in a battlefield
Was it so unpalatable to tell the truth that the main character in this story was gay (as were thousands of soldiers who fought in WWII)?
The army I already mentioned were all made up of men of royal blood (I.e. the King's relatives) so, since all the Kings direct heirs are dead, there is some confusion as to which one of the soldiers is the rightful heir.
It's most likely one of two of the soldiers, and of course they themselves are somewhat bias as to which one it is.
The film begins with a convoy taking a group of American soldiers off to prison for their various crimes against the army.
The first ten minutes made me laugh more than the whole of "The Bucket List".A blonde - haired lady with muscular thighs and some sort of circus costume jumps on and off lorries killing highly - armed soldiers before disappearing from our ken rather mysteriously.That bloke from Bros should have stuck to causing pre - pubescent girls to lose bladder control because there's more future in that for him than in acting.
This half-of-a-dozen "Dirty Dozen" actioneer has court-martialed American soldiers and a reckless Air Force pilot escape from an escort of MPs after they clash with the enemy.
Most of the famous war films ever made, like "Saving Private Ryan" and "Cross of Iron", usually try to show the film and the war from the point of view of soldiers, those who fought in there.
But while the males go about staging the mock funeral, the women, led by the mayor's energetic wife, take over the action and, in turn, decide to "sacrifice" themselves to the soldiers.
A charming village full of innocent, simple people really show some jaded soldiers how to step out of that mentality of fear.
In essence, gung ho nonsense that could only ever appeal to white American males running about the New Jersey countryside playing at toy soldiers.
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