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The second attack would have been on the oil storage. The US Navy had a two year supply if the Japanese had hit that America would have to replenish a two year supply of oil. Before anything could start. By that time Japan would have built more carriers and trained more men.

Tavington was based on Banister Tarletan. He was known for a massacre at Waxsaw SC and used somewhat questionable tactics. Tarleton however was not as brutal as the film portrayed . Even at Waxsaw there is evidence that the Americans had refused to surrender and had shot his horse out from under him. His men thought he was dead and proceeded to give no quarter to those who surrendered without orders. Some 113 Americans were killed. Tarleton survived the war however…He was not killed at Guilford Courthouse as the film shows. I

I love this movie. I've watched it several times. I also enjoyed Table 19 with Anna Kendrick.

Commando stole this ending. The Gov. rushes in after the hero has killed them all....

Mel Gibson is not Australian. He was born in New York.

You guys like this? You should watch mini-series from AMC, TURN

The Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit, were the 1st epic books I read (& reread more times than I'd like to admit lol), @ around 14. They left such an imprrssion on my young mind & heart...& the stories remain there, till this very day ❤ #ForFrodo. When I 1st heard they were making the movies, I was quite concerned. Would they do Professor Tolkien 's epic story justice? Needless to say, in Peter Jacksons's capable hands, the movies do NOT disappointment!!! I believe they are THE BEST movies EVER made, based on a series of books (Harry Potter movies are equally as amazing). Thank-you for allowing us to watch along side of you both. I've loved every moment❤ Can't wait to see what comes next👏👏🤟👏👏

getting MAIL was a BIG deal , there was nothing else , you got news, family info gossip EVERYTHING from mail

GR - I think means George Rex, if I recall correctly. I might be wrong.

You guys gotta watch Empire of the Sun (With Christian Bale), absolutely amazing movie no one has seen.

aim small miss small means instead of aiming for the head aim between the eyes. or instead of aiming for the chest aim for the heart. basically the more closer you focus the less chance of missing

this movie has an unrated cut and it is because of exactly one scene: where he loses it in the woods and butchers the one straggling soldier in a frenzy. the sloshing blood especially in front of children really disturbed the censors so it was heavily cut but its a very powerful moment that shows us the true depths of pain and rage this man experienced

AMERICA!!!!!! FREEDOM!!!!!

Ooh incriminating

Next you should check out Bruce Lee's Way of the Dragon (released as Return of the Dragon in America). Chuck Norris is in it and he and Bruce Lee have an epic fight in the old Roman Coliseum. It was the last move released in Bruce Lee's lifetime.

i believe mel gibson was born in new york

So I see you 2 are still supporting an anti. Semitic racist, a****** What is it with you people? Do you not care that he's racist? And that's a tomatic, are you racist? And antisematic, it's disgusting and I will not stop. I will call all you people out.Who put money instead of do in the right thing?Shame on you

The 80s mini series North and South is a good watch. Lots of recognizable celebrities were in it

He's a Dragoon slayer.

So is there a law that says I can take down your channel, through lawful means?!

Many people don’t know this, but Mel Gibson was born in Peekskill, New York. His family moved to Australia when he was 12.

A film made by an ungrateful colonial about another bunch of ungrateful colonials! We refuse to watch this anti British propaganda in England.

As an Englishman I find it rather sad that you colonials are still celebrating that you don't have a King when you are the ones who watch all of our Netflix shows about the Royal Family and love Megan and Harry, we bloody don't 😄 United States indeed!? More like 13 ungrateful colonies which we all hope his majesty King Charles will be restoring to their rightful place in the Empire. God save the King! 😋

You did see Frank Stallone singing in Rocky. He was the leader of the do-wop singers on the street corner. You can recognize him in the movie by his very full head of curly black hair.

14:13 "You'll never look at your dad the same way after that". They'll probably never again waste the day on swimming breaks when they're supposed to be planting either.

One of the greatest war movies ever. Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger were both great. Jason Isaacs was definitely a villain you love to hate. Sadly Skye McCole Bartusiak, the actress who played Susan, died nearly 10 years ago.

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6:20 I'm definitely changing my dog's for Doug's 😂

I definitely recommend the Bruce Lee documentary film: “I am Bruce Lee”.

"It'll just take another 100 years." There is another movie that would work for Fourth of July week. Gettysburg. The bloodiest and perhaps most important battle of the American Civil War. It took place on July 1st, 2nd and 3rd of 1863. It is a very underrated movie in my opinion and one of the more historically accurate movies that has been made.

Team Godzilla. He's just an oversized gorilla.

Your on a Godzilla rampage. Thanks 😊

Mrs. Movies needed a gallon of water for that Susan scene when she cried out, "Papa!" 😢

My favorite piece of historical fiction. Bravo.

That style of warfare is part of a many centuries history and evolution of warfare dating back to at least the ancient Greeks. It seems to make little sense in modern terms, but historically it makes perfect sense, inasmuch as war can ever be said to make sense. Marching into the teeth of enemy fire and holding ranks is the epitome of Discipline; and Discipline marks an army more than most anything else. Imagine what it would be to face a mass of oncoming Recoats that are taking fire, but still come at you, and you know that if they reach you, they are among the best trained and lead and armed men in the history of warfare. American victory was largely ensured by the logistical difficulty of resupplying an army across the Atlantic...

Their back-and-forth is so painfully awkward sometimes.

Watched this in 7th or 8th grade probably around 2000 or 2001 for an idea of the type of combat back then and the introduction of guerilla warfare in our school books.

Yep, he's tough and cool. 😏

Soooo. . . . . Why do people have to pay you to watch movies?! Why?!

These Colors never run.... [YOINK] I SAID THESE COLORS NEVER RUN!!!! 🫡

I'm cheering for Tavington.

Massively inaccurate but still not a bad movie.

"What about Jean"? Don't worry about our Frenchie friend Jean. Right after American Independence, France is gonna be real busy with a small thingy called the French Revolution and another little thingy called Napoleon Bonaparte.

There is nothing wrong with Colonel tavington's tactics. His tactics were necessary because they were in a war. If you take the war to the civilians who are supporting your enemies, that will help and the war quickly. And yes, Thomas deserved what he got. Secondly, you need to understand that the 4th of July is celebrated under lies and hypocrisy. This country was not founded on judaic Christian principles. It was founded on white supremacy, slavery, racism and bigotry. The founding fathers did not even agree with their own statement - "all men are created equal". So if you're celebrating the 4th of july, you're literally celebrating those things it was founded on. You better be very careful before you start celebrating things.

Mel Gibson is NOT an Australian, he just lived there for a while!!!!!!! He was born here in America to an American father and an Irish mother, he didn't move to Australia till he was 12!!! Mel is a good ol American, although he does have residency in Ireland and Australia, but he's American first!!!

I feel like your wife hates you bro lmao

If you’re so offended by a bad word perhaps you should stick to children’s movies.

Another hundred years? It's been nearly 250, and we're still not there. Further away than we've been at any time in the past 30 years.

"Turn: Washington's Spies" or something close to that was a multi-season show on A&E or History Channel I think from a few years back that was fantastic. WELL worth a look. :)

Interesting fact, most of the extras in this were made up of Historical Reenactors, who brought their own muskets, uniforms, tents, etc. Mel Gibson was freaked out that the Reenactors, at the end of the day's shooting, instead of going off to a motel or something, they retired to their camps, started their fires, and began cooking dinner. The Reenactors camped and lived on the battlefield locations as if it actually was 1776. I am personal friends (and a fellow Reenactor) with a number of them.