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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
Fabric Type: 9786301969512
Graphics Memory Size: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
Legal Disclaimer: 6301969510
Maximum Color Depth: MGM / United Artist
Metal Type: MGM / United Artist
Publisher: 1
Total Firewire Ports: MGM / United Artist
Total Parallel Ports: December 05, 2000
Total S Video Out Ports: 110 minutes
MGM / United Artist
October 23, 1967
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Rating:  -
if you want to see him act its ok but its not real his movie
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Evidently this is supposed to be some sort of black comedy. Unless you like keystone cops, there is not much comedy; it is more of a surrealistic missing of the mark.
Michael Crawford "A funny thing happened on the way to the Forum" (1966), is supposed to be some sort of inept WWII officer. This film is full of colorful characters (painted red, blue and whatever).
There are a lot of noisy overlapping claptrap and gobbledygook statements. It is unique enough not to be anything. ... Read More
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You know the war has been forgotten when they start producing comedies like this (years after "Catch 22"). The opening scenes talk about the "wily Pathan" as if to show attitudes out of date and lacking reality. [Is it funny? Perhaps it's a cultural thing.] A truck hits a mine. The talk goes on for a need to fill up time. Filmed scenes of Dunkirk are inserted to contrast with the film. The comedy goes on with various stunts. "When will it ever end?" So the film runs on with more of the same. Whose biplane ... Read More
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Wasn't it St. Anna who said, "those who forget old movies are condemned to have a minor part in the remake"? Obviously the crew who brought us Iraq never saw this film. I've been waiting for years to see this again [having been disappointed by how badly Oh What a Lovely War! was dated] and it was worth the wait. Hard to remember this was before Monty Python, before Ricky Gervais, when Richard Lester just meant a bunch of floppy mops running around London [and Robert Hardy had just a bit part]
And, ... Read More
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"How I Won the War," starring Michael Crawford and John Lennon, was a strange movie that I enjoyed watching over and over again as a teenager, desperately trying to understand exactly what the heck was going on at any given time. Now that I'm older and wiser, I still have no idea! However, this quirky British dark comedy will force you to laugh for reasons you may or may not understand. It's just crazy. One of my goals in life is to become enlightened and understand this movie before I die (which hopefully won't ... Read More
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