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.

I enjoy Dirty Dozen and Kelly’s Heroes the most out of those movies because they did not take things too seriously. The fight between Oddball’s Sherman and the Tiger in the streets of the village? With a paint round in the 76mm? Classic.

Guns of Navarone was fun too if a bit more “straight” as was the long delayed sequel of Force 10 From Navarone. Oh, Where Eagles Dare as well :)