Here is the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEjh7-thFok
Enjoy!

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ORIGINAL: RisingSun
Look interesting, not sure if I will like it. Hard to believe that someone got drafted and wont carry or use any weapons.
ORIGINAL: Encircled
Gibsons "Braveheart" made the movie that shall not be named on here seem historically accurate.
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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel
Ugg. I have to disagree. We were Soldiers seemed like a lame attempt to place Zulu or Wagon Train in a Vietnam setting.
I should point out that Hal Moore was a Lt. Col. at the time of X-Ray/Ia Drang Valley.
Out of curiosity, m1bob, did you read the book, which was co-authored by Moore and Joe Galloway? It's the finest piece of military history I've read (and that's saying something, for as a general rule I don't have a high degree of interest in the Vietnam conflict).
Sorry for hijacking, but it's not a complete hijack since Gibson is involved in the upcoming Doss movie.
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ORIGINAL: geofflambert
Zulu was a great movie. I read a book about Roarke's Drift. What a rip-roaring affair that was.
Anyways, I just want to make sure; Ben Affleck isn't in this movie is he? If so I don't even want to see a trailer, even if he's playing a bad guy. The difference in talent between him and his good friend Matt Damon is pretty stark.
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I agree with you on the book. It's in my top 5 military books and I've read a fair few. As to the movie it was fairly good up until that stupid bayonet charge scene but that's Hollywood for you. Also Zulu wasn't the most accurate war film ever made.ORIGINAL: Canoerebel
Ugg. I have to disagree. We were Soldiers seemed like a lame attempt to place Zulu or Wagon Train in a Vietnam setting.
I should point out that Hal Moore was a Lt. Col. at the time of X-Ray/Ia Drang Valley.
Out of curiosity, m1bob, did you read the book, which was co-authored by Moore and Joe Galloway? It's the finest piece of military history I've read (and that's saying something, for as a general rule I don't have a high degree of interest in the Vietnam conflict).
Sorry for hijacking, but it's not a complete hijack since Gibson is involved in the upcoming Doss movie.
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