[ SECRET POST #3287 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3287 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Best war movie?

[(Anonymous)]

All Quiet On The Western Front, obviously.

I think A Bridge Too Far is an underrated gem.

Lawrence of Arabia, naturally.

Bridge On The River Kwai.

Re: Best war movie?

[(Anonymous)]

...huh. I guess you and I get our data from different sources. Glad to hear there's a vocal contingent out there in favor of That Movie Where Every White Guy Who Was Famous In 1977 Joins A Team To ALMOST Defeat The Nazis.

Re: Best war movie?

[loracarol]

Seconding Bridge over River Kwai.

Re: Best war movie?

[(Anonymous)]

Bridge on the River Kwai should never have been made, it was a betrayal of everything the war in the eastern colonies was ever against.

Re: Best war movie?

[loracarol]

This isn't an opinion I've ever heard before. Would you mind clarifying?

Re: Best war movie?

[(Anonymous)]

It just validates everything the Japanese Imperial Army claimed during the war, it is practically an endorsement for everything they did.

Re: Best war movie?

[loracarol]

That's not what I got from it at all. How did you get that it was an endorsement of what they did?

Re: Best war movie?

[(Anonymous)]

The Imperial Japanese Forces claimed that British people were no different from Coolies, failure to eradicate that claim post-war is what cost us the colonies. That movie, and those like it, ought never have been made. The capitulation of Singapore was a disgrace which ought to have been buried deep in the history books. Now we have Orientals taking over the world and my parents had to carry a passport when visiting India for the last years of their life. That broke their heart to have that happen to them.

Re: Best war movie?

[loracarol]

Ah, so you're a racist, idiotic troll. Good to know.