> It was good. I liked it. The love story was ok .. nothing
> special, but it
> worked. The special effects were great, if a bit too flashy.
> The violence
> was dumbed down and wasn't as graphic as Saving Private Ryan.
> The pace was
> good too. I didn't mind sitting there for 3 hours watching it. I don't
> know what everyone else's problem was. It's just a movie .. not
> the History
> Channel. Watch it with that in mind and you'll probably enjoy it.
Following the standard "Hollywood change history to suit their need", I'd
almost expect the Americans to defeat the Japanese before they destroy too
many of their ships...
I'm cynical after previous exploits;
U571 - The British captured the Enigma Machine, not the Americans
Colditz (in production) - the Americans were the only prisoners NOT to
escape
On a non-history side note... did anyone else who watched Mummy Returns
notice the slight time-line problem?
The Mummy starts in 1923 with the fight at Hamunuptra (sp?), then 3 years
later O'Connell met Evie
The Mummy Returns starts in 1933 with Alex being 8 and a half - he was
conceived over 2 years before the 2 met
Who was the father of Alex?
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