WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Grumpster 12:00 Tue May 8
Re: World War ll films
Kelly's Heroes and Escape to Victory for the not so serious element.

Thought Dunkirk was excellent and partial to a bit of Saving Private Ryan.

If I want reality and to think 'fuck that', the BoB boxset is the only thing I've seen that's worthy I think. Bastogne must have been serious brown trouser time.

jfk 1:48 Tue May 8
Re: World War ll films
SDKFZ 222
Agree with that great viewing.

SDKFZ 222 12:29 Tue May 8
Re: World War ll films
I realise that it is prewar during the Weimar period but the Babylon Berlin Netflix series has been very good.

mike hunt 10:42 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
fury was ok

OccupyGreenStreet 10:05 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Bit of a different take on WW2 but remember seeing a few years ago the Italian trilogy of:
Rome, Open City
Paisa
Germany Year Zero
Stunning films, made on location in the aftermath of booting out Mussolini’s fascists and the Germans.

Swiss. 6:19 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Don't know if mentioned but The Hill. A terrific movie.

tricky trev 4:44 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Unbroken
Katyn
Fury

Swiss. 2:36 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Hacksaw Ridge

I would say the most realistic battle scene I've ever seen; Truly awesome.

The Libertine 11:00 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
normannomates
True indeed. No film could possibly capture what its like to stand in one of those landing crafts at D-day and know that a lot would die.
I read that military analyst expected 13% to drown before getting on the beach and then 25% would be killed on the beach.

The Libertine 10:55 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Difficult to say which is best, but for me these are up there. Opening scene of Das Boot.

Das Boot
Enemy at the gates
Der Untergang
Life is beautiful
Stalingrad
Bridge over river Kwai
Schindlers list
Casablanca, although this movie is probably not really what the poster thought about-

Honourable mention to:
Escape to victory.

Must have been scary as hell in Stalingrad.

normannomates 6:43 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
all in context this...
not one of said films even come close to reality...but is what it is

normannomates 6:38 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
cross of iron is class also

normannomates 6:33 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Guns of Navarone another childgood favourite alongside wild Geese...but Wild Geese was more the stellar cast....


Burton...Harris and Moore ..top table right there....

good book to read on these ...plus O"Toole

great read

normannomates 6:14 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
kellys heroes for me.....

Dirty Dozen close second

some very funny characters in Kellys....cowboy..and oddball obvious favourites
Telly Savales ripping it uo in both btw...and the bulge

Alfs 12:35 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Murphy's War
Hannibal

Ridikzappa 12:25 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
Enemy at the Gates

Alfie 12:23 Mon May 7
Re: World War ll films
' death & bird shit from above'. 1937. Oscar nominated.

The true tale of how a yorkshire pigeon loft was converted into an aerial death dealing dragoon of berserk and vicious pigeons used at d day and other violent days preceeded with a letter.

My favourite scene is the one in which the leading pigeon goes on a death defying swoop down on the german trenches and double drops a lozenge of piss and shit mixed bird dirt on a legion of wafty ss bell end helmeted hitler youth.
They are blown apart in a liquid spray explosion of massive grey white & seedy bird shit - the sort you find down you passenger window when parked underneath a willow tree or clan of owls.

Clint eastwood was in it and dirk bogarde had one of his first talking parts in it playing the ugly northern newspaper seller and loft keeper

isca hammer 11:56 Sun May 6
Re: World War ll films
Patton

Sarge 11:04 Sun May 6
Re: World War ll films
The navarrone films l. Can't remember which one it was with the exploding dog poo and the piano wire beheading a motor cyclist.

Watched Dunkirk last night. Really enjoyed that

Can't beat band of brothers though.

No one mentioned escape to victory yet?

Alfie 11:00 Sun May 6
Re: World War ll films
Abridged mini series about the wars of the roses

zebthecat 10:52 Sun May 6
Re: World War ll films
Das Boot - absolutely brilliant
ALARM!!

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