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Where did you watch " SAS: Rogue Heroes"?

That looks like a lot of fun!

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I've been waiting for this for years.

Don't know if it was here or the History Board that recommended the book, but it's absolutely worth the read. The stunts they actually pulled defy belief.

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What's the title? There's several books by that name.

I read "Churchill's Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" by Giles Milton. Can't speak to others

As I commented in the trailer thread, Guy Ritchie made a Guy Ritchie movie.

This should be a blast, Cavill definitely fits this vibe.

Alan Ritchson is so bulked it's almost distracting.



He and Cavill are going for a Reynolds/Jackman vibe, which seems a little forced.

'Reacher's Alan Ritchson & Henry Cavill Are an Odd Couple in New Set Video (collider.com)

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In an entirely serious, no way lighthearted clip, shared to Cavill's Instagram, the furious Cavill eviscerates his co-star, describing him dismissively as "terrible," "out of shape," "uncouth," and criticizes his lack of dedication as an actor, juxtaposed with Ritchson praising Cavill for his impressive leadership on the set.
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https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/ministry-ungentlemanly-warfares-henry-cavill-235501704.html

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Henry Cavill: Shoutout to "Big AL" which is something I've never called him, but in the vacuum that is Instagram it feels appropriate. Here's to Big AL! . . .

Alan Ritchson: Oh wow. Very kind of you. ***Deleting my post where I share my honest hate for you and disparage you and all your ancestors.

Henry Cavill: I miss you, too.. . .

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Good movie about Operation Postmaster. Loved the tribute to the real heroes at the end.

Caught an early showing today. The movie was a lot of fun, and very Guy Ritchie (I'm a fan). Cavill was awesome and Eiza Gonzalez was a billion fire emojis.

It was a fun movie.

Hill Country Inglorious Basterds.

Kinda funny seeing Hugo Stiglitz doing the inverse of his role in Basterds.

Teenage daughter and I saw it today and loved it. Fun flick!

Saw it Friday night and thought it was pretty good, even if it wasn't exactly what I was expecting. I thought it would be more about multiple missions and the group's evolution but it was mostly about just the one mission (even if was lengthy and multi-part to some extent). It was like the WWII version of a mission impossible movie.

But damn it really was fun - I think the kill count might have surpassed all the John Wick movies together! And that green dress was smoking hot!

I really hope they do a sequel with the same actors.

Loved the book and the actual history is truly CRAZY but haven't seen the movie yet. I'm not one to get too hung up on staying historically accurate, but please tell me there's a mission report to superiors that reads only "Landed. Killed Germans. F*cked off."

Eiza Gonzalez was awesome in this. I think she's a little badass too besides being a smoke show!

Just saw it. Lots of fun. It genuinely felt Tarantinoish which is why I would say this was like a mash-up of Inglurious *******s, The Kings Man, and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

Just finished it with my wife at the movies. Fun movie. Even better that there was some truth to it.

Any movie about killing Nazis and I'm in!

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Interesting other side of that coin. We lived in Germany for a while, and I used to always wonder what it must feel like to see "another movie where we're the bad guys"....gotta be ****ty. I actually understood when the youngsters all had major guilt issues...