To: stainlessbanner
I'll see the movie, but not until it comes out in video. In fact, it would be better to see such a long movie that way. The pro-Confederate/anti-USA stance of the movie is not a deal-breaker for me. What is troublesome is -- according to the reviews -- the endless speech-making, faulty editing, and other cinematic blunders.
My father, a WWII combat veteran, laughed at the notion that soldiers of any era quoted the classics or made erudite speeches before and during battles.
To: Grand Old Partisan
Many of the things said during the movie were lifted verbatim from letters and reports written at the time. That having been said, the editing could have been better. :-)
105 posted on
02/25/2003 10:02:32 AM PST by
Jael
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