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Saw in while in high school. Don't think I'll ever forget that

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Road Warrior

In Reply to: RE: Sand Pebbles posted by Eldragon on November 23, 2013 at 08:11:41

Chinese engine assistant, the one McQueen took under his wings, getting ground up in the engine.

Yes, altho it took great liberties with history (who cares, it wasn't a documentary), it was a captivating film. Richard Crenna didn't suck either.
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"I'd like to own a squadron of tanks"

Follow Ups:

RE:I thought the ending was one of the most memorable...amongs other goosebump rasing scenes - Eldragon 10:05:40 11/23/13 (0)
The scene of the flag in the wind...
nothing is more boring than the truth - bukowski
That was Mako - eppis1 09:48:45 11/23/13 (0)
Made a lot of movies and appeared in a lot a American television shows. Japanese born. Good in everything. He was one of those actors (out of about 4 or 5, if that) who got all the oriental parts.
Then who was caught and tortured by the Chinese? - Craiger56 09:14:27 11/23/13 (2)
I thought it was him?
- Yes, you're right. He was shot by McQueen. Damn, it's been 20+ years since I last - Road Warrior 11:28:11 11/23/13 (1)
  saw it. It was another helper who got ground up in the engine. Thnx for the reminder.
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  "I'd like to own a squadron of tanks"
  - Live stem - Craiger56 07:34:35 11/24/13 (0)
    I remember the 'live steam' training scene where the trainee replies with "live stem".
    
    Don't know why I remember that, but now I want to see it again.
    - McQueen's words of wisdom (Open in New Window)

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