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Not sure what it was called ( Nam movie with a pic of a blackhawk on the cover ) but I sent the DVD to someone on here and it stared making the rounds. I felt I needed to share my pain Wonder who was the latest to view it. Tunnel Rats. I actually enjoyed that film, it is the only film I have ever seen where every person that appears in it ends up dead, don't know where the film ended up though. |
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Not sure what it was called ( Nam movie with a pic of a blackhawk on the cover ) but I sent the DVD to someone on here and it stared making the rounds. I felt I needed to share my pain Wonder who was the latest to view it. Tunnel Rats. I actually enjoyed that film, it is the only film I have ever seen where every person that appears in it ends up dead, don't know where the film ended up though. Reservoir dogs? |
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The worst war film ever made is Steel Tempest, the biggest pile of steaming shit ever produced.
It's a badly written, badly acted embarrassment from start to finish. The 'special effects' are laughable, but seeing as the budget looks to have been about £10, I suppose they had an excuse. I was sent a preview tape before it had a cinema release, but after the dreadful reception it received they cancelled the big do up town. Fuck me it's awful. |
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Who Dares Wins (1982) starring Lewis Collins, who said after the film had been made that it was a pile of crap.
Without doubt the worst war/internal security film I have ever seen. er.......did I mention the trooper on the stairs in the embassy who took out Faisal is an old mucker? |
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Who Dares Wins (1982) starring Lewis Collins, who said after the film had been made that it was a pile of crap. Without doubt the worst war/internal security film I have ever seen. er.......did I mention the trooper on the stairs in the embassy who took out Faisal is an old mucker? Thanks for that link today, he speaketh the troof |
