The Pacific
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General Chat. Thats the theme here. Where it wont go anywhere else, it should go here. Everything goes as long as its allowed.
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damageinc
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Woah, that's insane! I just cannot do that, tried it before exactly with BoB. I can't sit through more than 3 episodes even though I'd like to watch more.
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papahet252003
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I just watched episode 1 and i am impressed. Its really great done. Now downloading the other 6.
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damageinc
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I just bought the book written by Hugh Ambrose. I hope it is as interesting as his dad's (Stephen E. Ambrose) books.
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ArveMathisen
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The Pacific should be realy something to watch,specially if you liked Band of Brothers.
I think this mini series are very good....
I think this mini series are very good....
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damageinc
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If you have watched The Pacific I'm sure you know pretty much about the other mini-series called Band of Brothers. I don't want to open a thread for the following sad news, so I post it here.
I have read Ambrose's book and watched the movie hundred times, Winters was such a fantastic person, truly a leader who I really admire. It's fantastic that he survived the Second World War and had such a long life! Rest in Peace...
Read moreRichard "Dick" Winters, the Easy Company commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers," died last week in central Pennsylvania. He was 92.
I have read Ambrose's book and watched the movie hundred times, Winters was such a fantastic person, truly a leader who I really admire. It's fantastic that he survived the Second World War and had such a long life! Rest in Peace...