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Cody Price

Two other Vietnam war films to check out that I love: Good Morning Vietnam and The Greatest Beer Run Ever. Good Morning Vietnam stars Robin Willams in his most iconic role of his career. The film is perfect film for Robin to show off both his comedic and dramatic skills as an actor. He was also nominated for Best Actor for this performance. The Greatest Beer Run Ever is about a man's story of leaving New York in 1967 to bring beer to his childhood buddies in the Army while they are fighting in Vietnam. Stars Zac Efron, Russell Crowe, and Bill Murray. Zac Efron is absolutely awesome in this film. Currently on Apple TV +.

marycherryofficial

Good Morning Vietnam is on my long list, eventually I will get to that one -)

Frankie H

That chair did look very uncomfortable, it looks beautiful, but not comfortable at all. Thanks for reacting to this Mary. I like that this movie shows some of the Vietnamese perspective, brief as it was in the film. Also it's cool that this movie shows the start of the US going into Vietnam, whereas Platoon and Full Metal Jacket show the war toward the end. So the reason Hal Moore was upset that his unit was renamed the "7th cavalry" was that the 7th was basically destroyed to the last man in 1876 under George Custer, the Custer that Hal keeps referencing as the movie goes on. Custer led his men into an ambush and they were all killed. Bad vibes, bad mojo, bad luck, whatever you want to call it with the name "7th Cavalry." The song that plays several times in the movie that you were curious about is called "Sgt. Mackenzie." It's sung in a thick Scottish accent, it's such a thick Scottish accent it sounds like its another language, but it's english, or close to english. There's a deleted scene for this movie that you might be interested in. It takes place after the battle where Mel Gibson's character is talking to General Westmoreland and McNamara the US Secretary of Defense, and they talk about the battle. McNamara and Westmoreland talk about what a great victory it was, and Gibson's character Hal More replies that it's not really a victory and the Vietnamese won't ever stop fighting. Here's the youtube link if you're curious, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlVcduLh6ec I haven't seen Madeleine Stowe in a lot, but she's great in the movies "The Last of the Mohicans," "12 Monkeys", and the tv series "Revenge."

LightsCameraJake

They showed their perspective a bit, which i like. it's important to see how the communists vietcong were so determined. These were not just the normal Vietnamese army. That army was fighting with us against the vietcong which we didn't see in this film since it was the first official battle of the U.S Invomvment in the war to stop the spread of communism in Asia.

Blaze118

Here's some things people didn't know. 1. Lieutenant General Hal Moore went back to Vietnam several times after the war had ended and eventually met his Ia Drang counterpart, then Lieutenant Colonel Nguyễn Hữu An. They met in 1991 and became friends until Nguyễn's death in 1995. Neither one held any ill will towards the other because of the war. 2. Hal Moore's wife actually accompanied the cab drivers to deliver the unfortunate news of the soldiers deaths to their spouses. She would be there for the funerals of all the fallen soldiers and would be the one to make the Pentagon change how families would be notified of a loved one's passing. Now it's a chaplain with a uniformed servicemember. 3. Though the draft for Vietnam did begin in 1964, it didn't kick into high gear until 1966-1969. Most of the soldiers under Hal Moore's command, including Jimmy Nakayama, were men who enlisted of their own accord. I only know of this because I had the honor of meeting LTG. Moore in 2015, 2 years before he died. The one thing he talked about his men and how he was proud of every one of them. He was a true leader that I wished many others in the US Military would follow by example. To those who fell on both sides, may you be at peace. Great reaction Mary.

Eddie Perkins

Great Movie! I love your hair like that for something different; your hair always looks great. Mel Gibson is always great. The Patriot (2000), Ransom (1996), Signs (2002), and Conspiracy Theory (1997) are all Mel Gibson movies that I don't think you have seen but are worth watching.

Eddie Perkins

The movie 12 Monkeys and Revenge are both good. I have not seen The Last of the Mohicans.

Frankie H

The Last of the Mohicans is great, it stars Daniel-Day Lewis, it's got a great soundtrack, great effects for the time, it's a great historical war movie, or a drama that takes place during a war.

Frankie H

LightsCameraJake, I always thought that the US troops were fighting against the regular North Vietnamese Army in that battle. I'm sure the Vietcong were also present, but I had assumed the the NVA were a large part of the battle. I was under the impression that the Vietcong took on a larger role in the war after this battle.