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Being a Churchill fan I had to get this DVD. I don't know who Oldman was up against for best actor but passable. As for the film itself I would give it 7/10.
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Churchill was a first class ****.
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Go on acey why?
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Was hitler a friend of the rothchilds, did the bushes have the contract to supply the German war machine with steel,...... strange world. Did Churchill have a say inPearl harbour ,... yes he did as for calling someone a **** is wrong
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Saw a theory that Churchill and Eisenhower let Pearl Harbour happen as an excuse to get America into the war
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Oh joy it's the left wing so and so's don't like Churchill time.
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No theory .they did... and at least 2000 Americans committed suiside because they couldn’t fight for there country.mad in it
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I read something depressing about pearl harbour the other day, there sailors trapped in a sunk ship for 16 days or somehting tapping on the side and they couldn't rescue them :(
http://warfarehistorynetwork.com/daily/wwii/uss-west-virginia-sank-in-pearl-harbor-attack-with-trapped-sailors/ Haven't heard such a sorry tale of desperate banging since the last time I had a leg over. |
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I thought Oldman was mediocre as Churchill but the luvvies wanted him to get the gong. Best ever portrayal of C imo was Robert Hardy in The Wilderness Years.
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The most harrowing experience of sea warfare must be the sinking of the USS Indianapolis.
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Film (Nicholas Cage) was slated. I thought it was ok
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Best ever portrayal of C imo was Robert Hardy in The Wilderness Years.
Totally agree.I was obsessed by that eight part drama so much so that I used to smoke am Old Port cigar watching it on a Sunday night. I must order it to watch again. (without the cigar!) |