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it's one of my favorites. It's so good, it and Phone Booth force me to completely forgive Schumacher for both his Batman movies. And I HATED B&R. Definately his and Colin Farell's best work
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Cool I'll have to rent it this weekend for sure.
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Full Metal Jacket, Saving Ryan's Privates, Enemy at the Gates
And... Three Kings. I'm not sure why, but I liked that movie :p
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Hell yeah. "Full Metal Jacket" is my favorite one. Great cinematography.
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What about other people's familial war experiences?
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Gotta say I liked hamburger hill...caught it late night @ about the age of 7...I think it was the first time I saw a hooker AND my first dismembered arm...
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I've seen Tigerland. Great script, great acting, and horrible camerawork. Joel Schumacher simply HAS to shoot everything like a rock video. Yet another great script (anyone remember 8mm?) ruined by Shumacher's stupidity. He's the only director as annoying as Tony Scott.
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