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In Reply to: Best war movies? posted by edta on August 04, 2000 at 18:13:41:

... Castle Keep (Burt Lancaster, 1969).
A funny one this - it could almost make it onto the "alternative movies" listing which was posted a little while ago. Quite surreal atmosphere, but worthwhile seeing. I think it was based on, or inspired by, someone's memoirs - or possibly a novel by someone who saw active service.

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Re: Here's another ... Pam 20:21:12 08/06/00 (0)
Oh that reminds me of another one I liked... more Sci Fi than war... The Keep... Don't know why I liked it but I did, along with the soundtrack by Tangerine Dream.
That reminds me, another Burt Lancaser war film ... TG 02:50:01 08/06/00 (2)
"The Train". Recommended.
- One of Lancaster's best, IMO. gino 04:40:24 08/09/00 (1)
  Paul Scofield and Jean Moreau were excellent, as well. Remember Papa Boule, the engineer? The film would have been much less in B&W. I'd see it again, if I could find it.
  - Re: One of Lancaster's best, IMO. It's on DVD Tom Brennan 00:27:58 08/10/00 (0)
    Gino---Yes, a very good picture. It's available on a very nice looking DVD.

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