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Discussion in 'The Members Lounge' started by Canadian_Super_Patriot, Apr 16, 2005.

  1. Canadian_Super_Patriot

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    What war film affected you the most emotionally (was it heroic , did it have a tragic end , was it patriotic , was it the musical scores in the film film , etc) :cry: :D :eek: Personally the film that affected me the most was the end of Gallipoli were Dunne is too late to stop the third wave in the trench attack , and his friend is killed at the very end of the film. and there was the music from hamburger Hill. I Don't mean too sound like a panzie
     
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    I agree, the end of Gallipoli was very moving.
     
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    I think the soundtrack to Platoon was ideal for the film.
     
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    The beast ( russians in Afganistan)
    The saviour ( Dennis Quaide as american mercenary in Bosnian Serb forces) - for this one one needs a strong stomac. It portrays all three sides in that war as equal buchers.
     

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