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"Paul Catley" wrote in message
... It's been a long time since you've seen Flight of the Phoenix too - it isn't in black & white ![]() 1. The Dambusters 2. Tora! Tora! Tora! 3. Battle of Britain 4. Dark Blue World 5. Apocalypse Now (for the helicopter scenes) Actually, I wish I'd voted for The Right Stuff and Flight of the Phoenix, but I compiled my list without reference to the rest of the thread ![]() that I like Strategic Air Command too, despite it being a dreadful flag-waving exercise. Can I change my vote? The Blue Max was on telly this afternoon. I hadn't seen it before. The flying sequences are marvellous, particularly the "under the bridge" scene, in what were no doubt very valuable Fokker Triplane replicas ![]() -- Paul |
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