Jaeger, you might be interested to know that Robert Mitchum said that line: "Right Here German." But the reason why im even mentioning it, is because the Robert Mitchum character in the War Movie: "The Story of G.I. Joe" was an Infantry Lieutenant and he and one of his Sergeants were trying to ""smoke out"" the German snipers hiding in the rubble of some Italian village (the rubble happened to be the real stuff as this movie was filmed in war-torn Italy, while the war was still raging on) anyway, Mitchums character in this movie tried to get the German's attention by calling him some insulting names to which the German also replied. I think it went something like this:

"Hey German Schweinhund!" the German's reply: "Amerikanisch Schweinhund!" This of course was shortly before they blasted this German to Valhalla's Halls. Anyway, I thought it was funny that Mitchum had these similar lines in scenes that were similar in two movies made decades apart.

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

TTRL is getting more play here than it ever did in the theater.

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"Danger Will Robinson!"

Enjoyed this movie. Saw it when it came out in theaters and later on cable. It is thought provoking. Nick Nolte's character is especially living embodiment of ambition taking over, according to my interpretation. We are not always rewarded for doing the right thing. Doing only which is rewarded is well, evil to a sense.

I think the movie can trigger memories of past life experiences, I like these kind of semi abstract movies. Letting the viewer interpret the scenes for themselves. One gripe I have with Hollywood is its not always thought provoking.

in simpsons comic book guy voice "worst ww2 film ever!"