re: #163 Dr. Matt

I still love all those WWII from the 60s and 70s as campy and often inaccurate as they were: MacArthur, Midway, Patton, Tora ^3, The Longest Day, The Dirty Dozen, The Bridge on the River Kwai, etc. Any of those pop up on Saturday afternoon and suddenly I get sucked it.

What made a lot of those neat were the actors were WWII vets. My favorite is the Great Escape. It’s actually pretty accurate though they use composite characters and the McQueen subplot is pure Hollywood but it’s a fun movie.