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  • The Most Realistic War Movie Is Full of ---- [10 minute video by a U.S. Army veteran]

    02/14/2017 5:09:49 PM PST · by grundle · 30 replies
    Cracked channel at YouTube ^ | February 14, 2017
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w__x_NGO-K0
  • This is the story of Taylor Morris

    06/15/2012 6:48:28 AM PDT · by baileybat · 7 replies
    The Chive ^ | May 31, 2012 | John
    This is the story of Taylor Morris, a 23 year-old Navy EOD tech: Taylor Morris learned at an early age he was hooked on the outdoors, adventurous, the middle of 4 children and always the last one inside for dinner at his home in Cedar Falls, Iowa. His mother Juli recalled, "Our family took a camping trip from Niagra Falls down the East Coast one summer. Taylor set up the tents every night, started the fires, cooked the meals. Taylor was only 8 years old." As Taylor grew older and took to extreme water sports and rock climbing, Taylor discovered...
  • Terrorist credits Hollywood for his recruitment

    09/01/2011 2:54:32 AM PDT · by markomalley · 15 replies
    The Daily Caller ^ | 08/31/2011 | Neil Munro
    A Balkan Muslim who killed two U.S. Air Force servicemen in March has told a German judge Wednesday that he was motivated after seeing the movie “Redacted,” which was made as a political statement in 2007 by Hollywood director Brian De Palma, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and several high-profile movie industry producers. Arid Uka told the judge that that he murdered the two Americans in March after he watched the movie’s graphic depiction of U.S. soldiers raping a girl in Iraq, according to a BBC report. “I thought what I saw in that video, these people would do in...
  • October Surprise: Bin Laden, Leaks, Seal Team Six, and 2012 - A time Line

    08/12/2011 7:56:33 AM PDT · by CriticalThinking · 15 replies
    4 Your Country ^ | 8/12/11 | Jim Country
    Given this sequence of events, it is more than reasonable that King has asked for an investigation. There is no evidence of a explicit release of classified data, but the January 13 2011 variety article and Dowd Op-Ed pieces both make mention of classified access. And, the actions of the Hurt Locker team to solidify funding and settle on actors just before OBL was killed, after the project languished for years, is suspect. Would it surprise anyone that an over anxious Obama election team would use knowledge of OBL's whereabouts to hint to a leading movie director of the genre...
  • Get ready for more war movies

    03/10/2010 9:34:19 PM PST · by myknowledge · 6 replies · 314+ views
    Australian Broadcasting Corporation ^ | March 10, 2010 | Lisa Millar
    Along Pennsylvania Avenue, about 500 metres from the White House, sits the Newseum - an impressive building devoted to the history and future of the media. I've told all my friends who've visited over the last eight months that it was worth a trip. But that advice was based on second-hand information because I'd never actually been there myself. So on an almost spring-like day this past weekend I walked down towards the National Mall and spent a few hours inside this monument to free press. I was struck as I sat with 20 others watching a short film about...
  • Hurt Locker vanquishes Avatar: patriotism triumphs over anti-Americanism at the Oscars

    03/07/2010 10:25:47 PM PST · by Schnucki · 74 replies · 449+ views
    London Telegraph Blogs (U.K.) ^ | March 8, 2010 | Nile Gardiner
    I’m glad The Hurt Locker triumphed over Avatar at tonight’s Oscars. Not only is Hurt Locker a far superior film – with standout performances, an intelligent and brilliantly executed script, as well as three dimensional lead characters – it is also a tremendously patriotic film which pays tribute to the courage of American troops serving in Iraq. For all these reasons I named it as one of the top 10 conservative movies of the last decade. The film won six awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (Kathryn Bigelow), and Best Original Screenplay. I acknowledge that Hurt Locker has attracted a...
  • Oscars Academy Awards Live Thread

    03/07/2010 5:00:14 PM PST · by Yaelle · 1,551 replies · 2,376+ views
    ABC TV | 3/7/10 | self
    Anyone who still likes to see the stars, the dresses, the fun of watching liberals do their thing, please join me! Dishing and heavy sarcasm welcome!
  • 'Hurt Locker' producer barred from Oscars

    03/02/2010 6:29:30 PM PST · by shove_it · 49 replies · 924+ views
    Yahoo! via AP ^ | 2 Mar 10
    LOS ANGELES - A producer of the war story "The Hurt Locker" will not be allowed to attend Sunday's Academy Awards because of e-mails he sent urging academy members to vote for his movie, Oscar overseers said Tuesday. But Nicolas Chartier will receive an Oscar at a later date if "The Hurt Locker" wins best picture. The executive committee of the producers branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences imposed the penalty on Chartier, who violated Oscar rules that prohibit mailings promoting a film and disparaging another. ...
  • The Hurt Locker: Has anyone seen it? Is it any good?

    01/03/2010 3:26:43 PM PST · by Yorlik803 · 28 replies · 1,514+ views
    I see the movie "The Hurt Locker" is coming out on DVD. Has anyone on FR seen it? How does it show our servicemen? I would rather not spend my cash on some left wing crap
  • The gathering Dark Age - (Roger Ebert screed)

    08/12/2009 6:26:13 PM PDT · by re_tail20 · 18 replies · 1,083+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | August 6, 2009 | Roger Ebert
    Apparently unconnected items appeared within two days of each other in the Los Angeles Times, and together confirmed my fear that American movie-going is entering into a Dark Age. The first was in a blog by Patrick Goldstein, who said: "Film critics are in the same boat as evening news anchors -- their core audience is people 50 and over, and getting older by the day. You could hire Jessica Alba to read the evening news -- or review 'G.I. Joe' for that matter -- and younger audiences still wouldn't care." The other was in a report by John Horn...