Movie suggestions?

@aluraacker345 i am looking forward to Captain Marvel

Old school Universal horror for me. Visible cardboard taped to lamps to provide the desired lighting. “We are deep in the Amazon. Oh look, a telephone pole.” I love that B movie stuff.

The book Miracle at Midway includes an unintentionally amusing quote from Miller himself describing the ceremony at which he was decorated.  Miller, whose spelling was a bit unorthodox, wrote about how moved he felt when Nimitz pinned the Navy Cross on his “heaving busom”.

“The Doors”

Starring Val Kilmer, Directed by Oliver Stone, all by myself in an empty theater high on acid.

Awesome movie, awesome experience!

isn’t TROY a war movie? by the definitions provided?

Troy was made to sell tickets to women because Brad Pitt has his shirt off like 99% of the time. The Historical timeline and facts are sorta embellished and over hyped. I dont think it is a war movie because the story is mostly driven by characters and love interests.

One Day in September - concerning the terrorist events at the '72 Munich Olympic Games (as a side note, I FINALLY got this in from the bookstore that had it on order).  See that, then check out Spielburg’s Munich - not a documentary - for related activities.
I must second Murderball - a fantastic movie.
I haven’t seen Grizzly Man from this year, but supposedly it’s pretty good, not to mention popular.  Many people who have seen both GM & Murderball have proclaimed GM to be the better of the two, so it must be great.
Le Chagrin et la Pitie (The Sorrow & The Pity) - about the French Resistance during WW2.  Very good, but very long.
There’s more, but get through those and we can go on.  Now I have to go rewatch Roger & Me…

And by the way - if Michael Moore did say the thing you credited him as saying, Zooey, then I guess you’ve just proven him wrong.  Not only a racist, but a stupid racist at that.

For the allied side I could see the U.S. South Korea, and maybe the U.K.
There is a chance that China would send “volunteers” to help North Korea.

For the second question that would be hard to say both Koreas would be hurt although the North would probably be hurt more cause of U.S. Air Power!

For the third question I would have to say it would depend. If on the battlefield maybe, Seoul or U.S. soil YES we would respond in kind!!

I did some research on the net and found out that the movie was released on VHS in 1986 under the name “State of Division”, so you may be able to find a video of it under that name instead of “Death Race”.

Here’s a brief summary without spoiling anything:

Two American P-40s go on a mission in Africa to bomb a minefield, and one of them gets shot down and has to make a crash landing. The second pilot lands to rescue his buddy, but a German tank and soldiers show up and a stray bullet takes out something or another so that the plane can no longer take off, but can still taxi along the ground. The remainder of the movie is about the Afrika Korps chasing the two pilots and the plane across the desert, and it has a great ending that I’m not going to tell you about… :grin:

It’s really good for a TV movie - on http://www.imdb.com it has a rating of 8.3 out of 10.

[ This Message was edited by: Ansbach on 2002-06-10 07:33 ]