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    I stopped watching when two teenage girls defeated professional soldiers in buggies with light machines guns by simply driving around in a garbage truck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhood001 View Post
    I stopped watching when two teenage girls defeated professional soldiers in buggies with light machines guns by simply driving around in a garbage truck.

    Like red Dawn had no scenes in it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim View Post
    Like red Dawn had no scenes in it.
    Squealing tires in a dirt field

    Two boys taking on the entire Nicaraguan army.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jim View Post
    DVR'd it so will see it later tonight.
    if you happen to make a "backup copy for personal use" i'd love to see it
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    I didn't think it was that great. I looked it up on wikipedia a while back, and the most interesting thing seemed to be that the book is often assigned to teens in Australian public schools. Something about patriotism, diversity, teamwork, and a similarity to what Japan tried to do to that region of the world during WWII. Could you imagine Red Dawn as required reading in US public schools?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaBull View Post
    ... Could you imagine Red Dawn as required reading in US public schools?
    I'd support a tax levy to pay for the books!

    Watched my DVR recording finally. Meh. Not great, but entertaining enough for a simpleton like me. I almost bailed during the trash truck chase, but reminded myself not to expect reality, but just entertainment. Once I got past that, it was adequate drivel to keep me on the couch. But then again, so is beer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jreifsch80 View Post
    if you happen to make a "backup copy for personal use" i'd love to see it
    I have an HD "back up" copy in .mkv. PM me and we'll figure out how to get it to you.
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    Ok watched it last night.
    Talky, then again it's from the narrator's perspective
    Similar to red dawn. geared more towards a specific age group
    The AK's were tactifuked to the max.
    No mention made verbally, but you knew who or what part of the world the occupiers were from.
    if you were paying attention, the occupiers (aggressor) talk over the radio was "interesting" given the fact the left wants us here in the US to believe or follow the same train of thought.

    Would i recommend the movie ? 50/50. Myself, being laid up and BORED will watch anything. Hell i even sat through Sucker Punch OK most of it before i came to.
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