As for WWII, do not miss the greatest camp movie of all time -- "Battle of the Bulge" -- with the immortal Robert Shaw. One of the funniest movies ever made....except for the boring parts about the Allies.
Joanna
Dennis Perrin wrote:
> Just bought, saw, Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" on DVD. Saw it
> when it first came out, but it didn't take then (different time, me).
> Does now. Perhaps the most beautiful and saddest war film I've ever
> seen. A bit much on the poetic narration, but otherwise well worth
> seeing, esp at this moment. An antiwar WW2 movie in contrast to the
> Greatest Generation hype. That alone recommends it.
>
> DP
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