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Cecil 2022-03-21 09:02:36
One day in 2007, watching a column on the CCTV Military Division Channel, an expert mentioned the fighter jets in the recent American films and praised their mission settings and flight skills. I thought it was an old movie at the time, but then I forgot about it. Then I saw the poster of "Air Combat Heroes" and bought a ticket to enter the venue. Knowing the plot of "Double Knife" admiring Brian's flying skills and showing mercy, I suddenly remembered that this is the movie mentioned in that episode. The deepest impression in my mind was Cassidy's final blow to the enemy. But basically, it is still full of the individual heroism that American blockbusters have always advertised. Those gunfire days, those three- to six-week life cycles...
Extended Reading
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Oran 2022-04-24 07:01:16
World War I air combat movie, full of personal heroism and romantic feelings. The scene is beautiful. When I checked the wiki after reading it, I accidentally noticed the magical character of the only military adviser in the film: Jack Livesey, who faked his resume and military experience for a job. Originally only working for the Army Catering Corps in the UK for three years, he lied about serving in the Northern Ireland and Falklands War, and lied about his job as a curator at the Imperial War Museum
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Samson 2022-04-22 07:01:42
Afterwards, the lion did not say a word to the owner of the lion, and the owner did not leave a word.
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Eugene Skinner: So how many planes do you have to shoot down to get back in father's good books?
Briggs Lowry: Just mine.
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Captain Thenault: Any questions?
Eddie Beagle: [raises hand] Yes, sir. Will we be back by lunch.
[boys snicker]
Captain Thenault: I mean any intelligent questions.
Eddie Beagle: Sorry. Just trying to loosen things up.
Captain Thenault: Don't.