EDIT: Never mind. Read that wrong.
Are you lost?joemeister74 said:
12 O'clock High may be my favorite WW2 movie. Considering when it was made, it is much closer to a modern war movie than the normal 50s or 60s war film. Much of the footage is of actual arial combat. TBH I can't watch the movie any more simply because I know I'm watching an actual B17 full of American airmen burning to death.
joemeister74 said:
12 O'clock High may be my favorite WW2 movie. Considering when it was made, it is much closer to a modern war movie than the normal 50s or 60s war film. Much of the footage is of actual arial combat. TBH I can't watch the movie any more simply because I know I'm watching an actual B17 full of American airmen burning to death.
joemeister74 said:
12 O'clock High may be my favorite WW2 movie. Considering when it was made, it is much closer to a modern war movie than the normal 50s or 60s war film. Much of the footage is of actual arial combat. TBH I can't watch the movie any more simply because I know I'm watching an actual B17 full of American airmen burning to death.
Here is what I was referencing. Thanks for reading the thread jackasses.TCTTS said:
I haven't seen a single one of these, but interesting nonetheless...Quote:
"Twelve O'Clock High was a big touchstone, for the feel and look of the aerial combat as well as the dynamic between the pilots. Three Outlaw Samurai for the feel of the sword-fighting, and the general sense of pulpy fun. And To Catch A Thief was a great film to rewatch, for the romantic scale and grandeur."
http://heroichollywood.com/star-wars-last-jedi-influences-challenges/
Flashdiaz said:
Not gonna lie, when I saw 12 O'clock High, I initially thought of 3 O'Clock high
TCTTS said:
Been wondering this myself...
http://io9.gizmodo.com/what-the-hell-is-the-opening-crawl-for-the-last-jedi-go-1791628778
At least it isn't "Two Jedi, One Cup"3rdGen2015 said:
"Red Cup" as the code name
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Four new Star Wars movies. How crazy would that have sounded just 4 years ago?
The circle is now complete...Brian Earl Spilner said:
So...
Rogue One - in theaters
The Last Jedi - in post-production
Han Solo - filming
Episode IX - in pre-production
Four new Star Wars movies. How crazy would that have sounded just 4 years ago?
Let's just hope that Lucasfilm/Disney doesn't peak with Rogue One (Cotton Bowl), go mediocre on Last Jedi (2013 season), bumble around with Han Solo and Ep 9 (Johnny in Cleveland), then scrap the franchise all together.CJS4715 said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
Four new Star Wars movies. How crazy would that have sounded just 4 years ago?
These are the glory years indeed. I'm treating each day like 2012 with Johnny as our quarterback...
Urban Ag said:
Let's just hope that Lucasfilm/Disney doesn't peak with Rogue One (Cotton Bowl), go mediocre on Last Jedi (2013 season), bumble around with Han Solo and Ep 9 (Johnny in Cleveland), then scrap the franchise all together.