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Kingmaker- Admin
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Films
Ok shall we start a list of every ones favourite films?
The Little Corporal- Lord
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not my most favourite but a good one...Dog Soldiers, well worth watching!
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then you may want to check out this film comming soon called Outpost
www.blackcamel.co.uk/multimedia/OutpostTrailer.html
www.blackcamel.co.uk/multimedia/OutpostTrailer.html
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Well I like the following historical films:
El Cid
Gladiator
Seven Samurai
Zulu
Troy(ish)
War films:
Saving Private Ryan
Dunkirk (B&W version with John Mills)
All quiet on the western front
Battle of Britain
A Bridge too far
The Longest day
We were soldiers
The Cruel sea
Glory
Cross of Iron
Fantasy:
Lord of the Rings triology
King Arthur
Tv Series:
Rome
El Cid
Gladiator
Seven Samurai
Zulu
Troy(ish)
War films:
Saving Private Ryan
Dunkirk (B&W version with John Mills)
All quiet on the western front
Battle of Britain
A Bridge too far
The Longest day
We were soldiers
The Cruel sea
Glory
Cross of Iron
Fantasy:
Lord of the Rings triology
King Arthur
Tv Series:
Rome
The Little Corporal- Lord
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Outpost - ha! looks like fun, zombie Nazi's rule, poor old Manstein would have liked a few of those on the Russian front!
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by the way...ALL your film choices are war films!
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ahh but in the traditional sense of WW2
The Little Corporal- Lord
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hmmm....with this fine blade i shall split that hair!
now Cross of Iron is a quality film, but then so is bridge too far...but do they beat The Long and the short and the tall? ( i nearly played the sergeant in that on stage in Woking!)
and although not a film what about Das Boot...
now Cross of Iron is a quality film, but then so is bridge too far...but do they beat The Long and the short and the tall? ( i nearly played the sergeant in that on stage in Woking!)
and although not a film what about Das Boot...
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Yes never seen that but heard it was very good. Ialmost forgot Band of Brothers....
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Kingdom of Heaven..........
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not seen that yes looks ok though
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You need to see Kingdom of Heaven! Also, if not mentioned, "We were Soldiers" with Mel Gibson, very good.
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My top film is Moby Dick with Gregory Peck. A classic.
Historical would be El Cid, or Spartacus.
I tend not to watch warfilms but did enjoy Apocalypse now.
Regards
Wildee
Historical would be El Cid, or Spartacus.
I tend not to watch warfilms but did enjoy Apocalypse now.
Regards
Wildee
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another El Cid fan ace......
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Dittos on El Cid and Spartacus. I also liked Gunga Din, Charge of the Light Brigade, Zulu Dawn and 13th warrior. Man, this list could get long!
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ahhh 13th warior quite good really
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I see lot's of my favorites on the lists of others. I didn't see a few of the following...
"The Great Raid"
"Prisoner of Honor"
"Ride with the Devil"
"Gods and Generals"
BAND OF BROTHERS
I also like the Hornblower and Sharpe's films.
Pretty much.. If it is a War Flick, Western, Police-Fire show I am all over it.
"The Great Raid"
"Prisoner of Honor"
"Ride with the Devil"
"Gods and Generals"
BAND OF BROTHERS
I also like the Hornblower and Sharpe's films.
Pretty much.. If it is a War Flick, Western, Police-Fire show I am all over it.
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What about Excalibur or Helen Mirren in her prime to be more exact...and the fight scenes of course!
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Just to join in & mention my favourite Kelly's Heroes.
revvaughan- King
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Glad that you didn't have any negative waves! I have got to go and work on the railroad.
ginger- Lord
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I wont spoil the mood & place my view upon the latest double-episode of the Sharpe tv series. It might not of aired in the States yet for one.
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My brother gets those and places them on DVD for me. He is a wonderful pirate/lawyer!
ginger- Lord
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I can't believe they've been making the show for the last 16 years & have shot in Portugal, Turkey, Ukraine & England. And with nearly, if not all, the same members of the crew throughout that time so they say.
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I can't believe Sharpe was made by ITV!!!
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Anybody got any suggestions for films which would help to play any of the Agema games? I've just received my dvd rental through the post allocation & it got me wondering.
Plunkett & Macleane I liked that film. Is it slightly out of period for LGDR/TGOK though? 1750+
Anybody any thoughts
Plunkett & Macleane I liked that film. Is it slightly out of period for LGDR/TGOK though? 1750+
Anybody any thoughts