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[Tigeraholic1]

Excited to see this one. I am finally able to watch re-runs of No Reservations again. It hurt for long while. Miss me some Tony...

 

[romad1]

I still think this scene where Rami Malek goes off captures my mood a lot of the time

Incidentally, listening to Thomas Rick's Churcill and Orwell (or is it the other way around) audio book and he was going over the Luftwaffe's total lack of strategic vision for the Battle of Britain and it because clear to me that having a substance abuser who was a loyal party man in charge of a battle was a bad idea. 

[gehringer_2]

4 hours ago, romad1 said:

I still think this scene where Rami Malek goes off captures my mood a lot of the time

Incidentally, listening to Thomas Rick's Churcill and Orwell (or is it the other way around) audio book and he was going over the Luftwaffe's total lack of strategic vision for the Battle of Britain and it because clear to me that having a substance abuser who was a loyal party man in charge of a battle was a bad idea. 

I get the compromise, but I still don't like when screenwriters put 21st century dialog in he mouths of mid 20th century real people. It's good dialog but it's not terminology either of those men would have used.

[romad1]

8 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

I get the compromise, but I still don't like when screenwriters put 21st century dialog in he mouths of mid 20th century real people. It's good dialog but it's not terminology either of those men would have used.

This was a flaw with the movie Glory i recall from the time it was out.   Denzel's dialogue was informed by 20th century era things and not of the period.   Still, its fricking great.