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Originally Posted by Harry Lime
To be fair I shouldn't have called it a war flick. It's more of a love story with a war background. (I'd have to say that Micheal Bay's idea of a love story is Armageddon, so I'd give the nod to Gross there.) I like the comment of Paul Gross's Jesus complex, though. Can't think of one movie or show where he wasn't Superman, but at least I'm prepared when I see one of his movies.
Thumbs up to those who mentioned Cube and Dance Me Outside.
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Which is the whole point. He called the movie Passchendaele and marketed it as the Canadian "Band of Brothers." It's one thing to say it's a war time film and another thing entirely to name it after a significant battle and only have that conflict occupy 10 minutes of a nearly 2 hour movie. At least Pearl Harbour actually had Pearl Harbour in it.