Well I’m glad that whole swine flu thing sorted itself out. Although I think part of me was disappointed it didn’t end up like this: But when the world, in all it’s supreme idiocy decided that we can’t call it…
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Hello friends, Just taking a few minutes out of my busy schedule to tell you about a few things I’ve observed lately. On the internet, it’s all about getting things done quickly. No one has time to write full words…
The Enemy Below (this heading)
(1957) It’s easy to start to think that all submarine films will be about the same with the odd one cropping up that is truly terrible. Like the other night, watching Crash Dive (1997), not to be confused with Crash…
for decades
I’ve been watching submarine movies again. Compare/contrast Hellcats of the Navy (1957) with Destination Tokyo (1943). I guess the difference is the 14 years. Eventhough Hellcats starred Ron n Nancy, and Destination starred Cary Grant, Hellcats was still the better…
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