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In truth, the series doesn't really become a show about war until episode 7 but in truth the real conflict, the Eve Wars, don't happen until the later episodes.
One must remember when watching this film that Europe was involved in a War with Germany and audiences went to the movies to escape from the horrors of war and to be entertained and taken away to a place where people were larger than life and did heroic deeds and good would always conquer over evil.
These songs teach the world to love again and war, hunger, evil are vanquished for eternity.
By doing this they will change the world forever- Gryll and Jed's music will never be made leaving a world of war, famine, and hatred, and more annoyingly, bland boy/girl group pop music.
"El Mar" directed by Catalonian director Agusti Villarona, and based on the novel by Blai Bonet, offers a glimpse of the Spanish history as seen by a Balearic author that takes the viewer back to the days of the civil war in that country.
We get an idea how families had to deal with the war and how quickly we sent young men off to fight.
I find this movie the best movie I have ever seen, because it reflects the inner strength of a young girl during the second world war.
A wonderful and gritty war film that focuses on the inner torment of blinded marine Al Schmid.
Although too young to remember the first showing of the series (being just a baby) I later caught repeats of it on television in the late 80's, just when I was getting interested in the war and all of its aspects.
There will always be new revelations about the war that will keep cropping up that obviously aren't included in the series and of course World War Two took place over such a large canvas that to produce a series with EVERY detail would take more time and money then any other, even if such an undertaking was even possible.
Basically, one could argue that it is simply a depiction of the effects of war on a young, poetically inclined airman during WWII.
If you've ever wondered about the role of snipers in modern war, take a look at this one.
In the end, a feel-good WWII drama about a very unusual part of the war.
Probably the two main significances of "Elmer's Pet Rabbit" are that the wacky leporid featured in "A Wild Hare" now has a name, and that he utters his famous "Of course you realize this means war!" for the first time.
It has been a long time since hollywood has touched the controversial vietnam war films,which says something for the"story that needed to be told"(as stated by schumacher) and Tigerland lands in that handful of top war movies period.
Yet it can not be labeled as a war movie because it seemed to be based more on the human spirit of Bozz and the others.
They are given over to the war machine, body and soul, for no reason other than to protect and serve; they have no personal identity other than a name and rank, and no autonomy whatsoever.
There were a lot of films made by Hollywood during the war years that were designed to drum up support for our troops from the public.
This movie starts out with Lincoln's assassination and it also deals with an Indian war.
This is probably one of the most original love stories I have seen for ages, especially for a war based (briefly) film.
Times have changed, and this movie is now a tired old re-hash of the war between the generations.
It's disingenuous and corny in spots, but it also captures the rigors of military training and the terrors of war vividly, and it deserves to be more widely seen.
Durring the meeting in the eating side of the inn your hear music from famous old American civil war songs like " My old Kentucky home" , and "Old black Joe".
What? civil war songs in the 1830's?
Sniper gives a true new meaning to war movies.
"Sniper" takes war to a new level or refinement.
That may be because I can see the characters as my own grandparents, attempting to make sense of a world at war.
This complicated western was a milestone in the career of JAMES STEWART after his return from war service, wanting to change his image by doing a western, which is largely regarded as the reason for the influx of westerns in the '50s since it's very impressive.
Amid the Chaos of war, is the brave water-boy who hopes to earn a place in the army by playing a bugle he found.
Following the death of his wife and the end of the war, Campbell camouflages himself with the anonymity of a solitary life in New York City, which muddies his neuroses even further.
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