Battle: Los Angeles (2011)
Your favorite movie firefight scenes
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Most significant five minutes in world history during The Battle Of Midway as seen in:
The Battle of Midway (film)1942 doc
In Harms Way 1965
Midway (1976 film)
War And Remembrance - (MiniSeries) 1988
and upteen History, AHC, & Discovery channel shows and basically they all used the same combat footage.
Japanese lost four carriers and it changed the tide of war right there.
Second choice Overload as seen in several movies/miniseries too.
The Battle of Midway (film)1942 doc
In Harms Way 1965
Midway (1976 film)
War And Remembrance - (MiniSeries) 1988
and upteen History, AHC, & Discovery channel shows and basically they all used the same combat footage.
Japanese lost four carriers and it changed the tide of war right there.
Second choice Overload as seen in several movies/miniseries too.
Cane fight, Dumb and Dumber.
Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
Popcorn!
Heat (1995)
this is to gun battles what The French Connection and Bullitt are to car chases:
Act of Valor (2012)
holy shit this gives me the chills every time I see it. Those mini-guns:
this is to gun battles what The French Connection and Bullitt are to car chases:
Act of Valor (2012)
holy shit this gives me the chills every time I see it. Those mini-guns:
Rambo IV jeep
Black Hawk Dow.
New Jack City
Many others
Black Hawk Dow.
New Jack City
Many others
I haven't seen that one before. Is that where terrorists take over the New York Stock Exchange or something?
Heat is the winner.
A cinematic masterpiece at the end.
A cinematic masterpiece at the end.
I haven't seen that one before. Is that where terrorists take over the New York Stock Exchange or something?
How do you think Hollywood comes up with a new story idea anymore? TYPOS!
Band of Brothers - Battle of Brecourt Manor
Men of the U.S. 101st Airborne take down an artillery battery.
I remember reading in the book that this action became part of U.S. Army training on how to take down an objective. It became textbook.
Men of the U.S. 101st Airborne take down an artillery battery.
I remember reading in the book that this action became part of U.S. Army training on how to take down an objective. It became textbook.
I haven't seen that one before. Is that where terrorists take over the New York Stock Exchange or something?
Yeah! Michael Douglas even has a cameo in it as Gordon Gekko where he shoots up half a board of directors! Crazy ass film.
