About What is your favorite military movie (Non war movie)? Page 4

Sooners1 · June 10th, 2004

There are several non war military movies to pick from but heres a few top picks:

The Hunt For Red October
Crimson Tide
Men Of Honor
Basic
Navy Seals

Italian Guy · June 11th, 2004

Hey the topic is about non war movies! Mine is A Bronx Tale. Anyone knoes?

Marksman · June 11th, 2004

Is that movie about the french guy who is looking for his father in broxs..........................or something else

Sooners1 · June 11th, 2004

Mine are military movies not war movies. They have conflict in them but they are not about war.

Chqusmc · June 12th, 2004

what about "in the ARMY now" thats a good war movie

Italian Guy · June 14th, 2004

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Originally Posted by Marksman

Is that movie about the french guy who is looking for his father in broxs..........................or something else

Nopo! It stars Chazz Palminteri and Bob De Niro...

Sgt Lou · July 7th, 2004

Down Periscope was friggin hillarious. Putting Pam on a ladderwell is PAINFUL to the person who tries to climb up

Damien · July 12th, 2004

G.I. Jane r0x0rz mah camo b0x0rz

Padre · September 27th, 2005

"Bonnie Scotland" starring Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel who join the army and serve in India

Charge 7 · September 29th, 2005

Geez, there's an awful lot of people who don't seem to be reading the topic title before they answer.

As for me, that answer's easy, Cadence with Martin and Charlie Sheen. It's set in West Germany on an Army base in the early 1970s. Charlie plays a malcontent who winds up in the stockade with some very tough customers and suddenly realizes he's not the toughest guy but he is the only white guy there. He soon runs afowl of the Stockade's master sergeant played by his father, Martin. Charlie's battle with Martin draws him closer to his fellow prisoners and he finds a part of himself he didn't know existed and leaves the stockade a stronger, more thoughtful man.

I knew those people - I lived that life. That movie speaks to me perhaps more than any other of any kind because it is so personal for me.

June 10th, 2004	#31
Sooners1	There are several non war military movies to pick from but heres a few top picks: The Hunt For Red October Crimson Tide Men Of Honor Basic Navy Seals

June 11th, 2004	#32
Italian Guy	Hey the topic is about non war movies! Mine is A Bronx Tale. Anyone knoes? "Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it". Pericles.

June 11th, 2004	#33
Marksman	Is that movie about the french guy who is looking for his father in broxs..........................or something else

June 12th, 2004	#35
Chqusmc	what about "in the ARMY now" thats a good war movie

July 7th, 2004	#37
Sgt Lou	Down Periscope was friggin hillarious. Putting Pam on a ladderwell is PAINFUL to the person who tries to climb up Correct sight alignment, sight picture, slow steady trigger squeeze.

July 12th, 2004	#38
Damien	G.I. Jane r0x0rz mah camo b0x0rz When my end comes, I wish it to come to me while I fight for my family's rights.

September 27th, 2005	#39
Padre	"Bonnie Scotland" starring Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel who join the army and serve in India

September 29th, 2005	#40
Charge 7	Geez, there's an awful lot of people who don't seem to be reading the topic title before they answer. As for me, that answer's easy, Cadence with Martin and Charlie Sheen. It's set in West Germany on an Army base in the early 1970s. Charlie plays a malcontent who winds up in the stockade with some very tough customers and suddenly realizes he's not the toughest guy but he is the only white guy there. He soon runs afowl of the Stockade's master sergeant played by his father, Martin. Charlie's battle with Martin draws him closer to his fellow prisoners and he finds a part of himself he didn't know existed and leaves the stockade a stronger, more thoughtful man. I knew those people - I lived that life. That movie speaks to me perhaps more than any other of any kind because it is so personal for me. "Do not forget your dogs of war, your big guns, which are the most-to-be respected arguments of the rights of kings." - Frederick the Great, King of Prussia