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Dope war movies, pick one...

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I bought a buttload of dvds for a buck apiece in Vietnam, and thought I'd share the wealth. Here's a list of some dope war movies I have. I will YouSendIt the one with the most votes by tommorrow night.

Apocalypse Now
Born on the Fourth of July
Das Boot
Dr. Strangelove
Full Metal Jacket
Glory
No Man's Land
Patton
Platoon
Saints and Soldiers
Saving Private Ryan
The Red and the White

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DR STRANGELOVE or: how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
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FoJaR wrote:DR STRANGELOVE or: how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
Still haven't seen this in its entirety, so that's my vote, too.

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De Seven Free wrote:
FoJaR wrote:DR STRANGELOVE or: how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
Still haven't seen this in its entirety, so that's my vote, too.
everyone should see that, so i can't vote against it, even though i want to see patton again.

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In the race of most times I've seen a movie, Platoon is a close second to Never Ending Story.

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No Dirty Dozen? John Cassavettes was pure class in that.

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Apocalypse Now

(i would have said The Thin Red Line, had it been on the list)

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I dont see KELLYS HEROS on the list nor do I see DIRTY DOZEN on that list. Not to mention, BLACKHAWK DOWN and WHERE EAGLES DARE and the most important war flick of all time.....drum roll.....REDDAWN nukka!

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^^^That's b/c i i dont own those. and Red Dawn is a totally ridiculous movie. wouldn't mind seeing it again though

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Where Eagles Dare is classic. I need to get it on DVD along with The Guns Of Navarone.

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Post by Grand Central »

Strangelove is great, but its more of a comedy. I still think Saving Private Ryan is one of the better war movies I've ever seen, but Apocalypse Now is also very good.

I like The Longest Day as well, but I still haven't seen the whole thing

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cynosure wrote:
(i would have said The Thin Red Line, had it been on the list)
Me too.

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platoon is my favorite war movie ever.

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Sankofa wrote:In the race of most times I've seen a movie, Platoon is a close second to Never Ending Story.

What was the name Bastion gave the Princess?

I couldn't hear it over all the wind...

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FoJaR wrote:DR STRANGELOVE or: how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
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Platoon or Saving Private Ryan. I heard somewhere that vietnam war veterans said that Platoon was extremely accurate to the hell that when on went on in vietnam.
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A__TRAIN wrote:Platoon or Saving Private Ryan. I heard somewhere that vietnam war veterans said that Platoon was extremely accurate to the hell that when on went on in vietnam.

my old boss said that about Platoon

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Post by Raphael De La Ghetto »

De Seven Free wrote:
FoJaR wrote:DR STRANGELOVE or: how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
Still haven't seen this in its entirety, so that's my vote, too.

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A__TRAIN wrote:Platoon or Saving Private Ryan.
my two favorite movies on this list.

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