Hey Za. I caught this one a while back. The film mostly portrays her interrogation and trial. You knew what was going to happen at the end but I thought it was quite powerful due to the manner in which they showed it.

I'd give it a 7/10.

Watched the Battle of Britain . . . again.

"You can teach . . . . MONKeys to fly better than that."

Some things I recently watched run the gemut of subjects, they include:

Cought part of the Gary Cooper marathon and saw Task Force, They Came To Cordura, Pride of the Yankees (w/ Walter Brennan and Babe Ruth) and ending with The Westerner w/ Walter Brennan and Chill Wills.

Cought part of the Errol Flynn marathon and saw: The Adventures of Robin Hood and Objective Burma.

Part of a Roy Rogers marathon on TCM in which I saw: Dark Command w/ the Duke and George "Gabby" Hayes. ;-D, Bells of San Angelo and ending with Don't Fence Me In.

In between these and till last night, I also watched: Cool Hand Luke w/ Paul Newman and George Kennedy, The Comancheros w/ the Duke, Vera Cruz w/ Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster, Charles (Buchincky) Bronson, Ernerst Borgnine and Cesar Romero, Stalag 17 w/ William Holden, Robert Strauss, Neville Brand, Otto Priminger and Peter Graves. Tonight will be: Titanic w/ Robert Wagner, Richard Basehart, Clifton Webb abd Barbara Stanwyck.

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my friend A. Fiedler is going to cover his 5th and 6th victories tonight on Dogfights on the History channel, 1pm Pacific

Hi E, thanks for letting me know, I will be home before then and should be able to catch it no problem.

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Just watched 'The 49th Parallel' and loved every minute of it. Fantastic propaganda piece, thoroughly well made and very entertaining.

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World at war pt 16 on Holocaust

After seeing this document ( some three hours ) I find it hard for anyone to say that this did not exist...

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My recent viewing where

Walter Cronkite's - World War II
World War II With Walter Cronkite - Boxed Set DVD Movie

Walter Cronkite was a WWII correspondant





Why we Fight - 1942
Through Frank Capra's compilation of contrasting images, some of which were taken from captured propaganda footage, the documentary series, "Why We Fight," portrays the fascist threat to the free world. The collection contains: "Prelude to War and The Nazi Strike," "Divide and Conquer," "The Battle of Britain," "The Battle of Russia," "The Battle of China" and "War Comes to America."

Why We Fight - Series Set DVD Movie

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" The Uprising " ( 2001 ) on Warsaw ghetto 1943.

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Saw Enigma over the weekend and I must say I am not keen on these fact/fiction films spliced together. The fact side of the film was interesting as for the film on the whole was average, I question the fact a U-Boat is going to sit on the surface and do nothing when an aircraft comes in.

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Regards, Richard

After reading Arnhem 1944 i watched Theirs is the Glory - men of Arnhem & Baskeyfeild Vc

'Baskeyfield VC' is an amateur effort in the best sense of the word - the maker was absolutely determined that Baskeyfield shouldn't be forgotten.....

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Your right MB about Baskeyfield VC
Theirs is the Glory was made in 1946 & got real Panthers in it

Thanks guys, that is one of those, I wasn't aware of; and I can get it at amazon.

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As of Sat Sept 1st (the start of my 3-day long exile) I watched:

Titanic w/ Richard Basehart, Robert Wagner, Barbara Stanwyck and Clifton Webb.

Ice Station Zebra w/ Ernest Borgnine and Rock Hudson.

Fort Apache w/ John Wayne, Ward Bond, Henry Fonda, Victor McLaglen, Jack Pennick, John Agar, Pedro Armendariez and SHirley Temple.

The Searchers w/ John Wayne, Ward Bond, Hank Wardon, Harry Carey Jr and Jeffrey Hunter.

El Dorado: w/ John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan and Arthur Hunnicutt.

The Green Berets w/ John Wayne, Pat Wayne and Bruce Cabot.

The Hellfighters w/ John Wayne.

The Longest Day w/ John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Curt Jurgens, Hans-Christian Blech, Richard Burton, Jeffrey Hunter, Robert Ryan, Gerf Frobe and Eddie Albert.

Sands of Iwo Jima w/ John Wayne, John Agar and Forrrest Tucker.

Steamboat Bill Jr. w/ Buster Keaton.

The General w/ Buster Keaton.

College w/ Buster Keaton.

And I think that's it.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

watching SPR as I write.

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I have seen several movie abt ww2 like saving private rayan, enemy at the gate, thin red line, battle of buldge etc.....bt can anyone send me the name of the movie abt GERMAN TIGER TANK battelion...once i watch a movie abt it thats a tiger commender destroying several tank division then he was trapped into a oil field.actually can anyone send me the movies name

Could it be The Battle of the Bulge with Robert Shaw as Col. Hessler leading the Tigers and who gets fried.

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Since I started my exile from the world on Saturday evening: I cought: The Longest Day (2), Sands of Iwo Jima, The Green Berets (2) several great episodes of COMBAT, Advance To The Rear, and a few Bonanza and Gunsmoke episodes. Last night of course, Kens Burns: The War.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

Does the term 'Couch Potato' mean anything to you?

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Za, you know better than that? I HAVE no Couch! ;-D

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.