I got this last night from fellow reenactor, Jeffrey Lea. I haven't tried to watch it yet. Below, are his comments.
I
found the new WWII movie "1944" on-line free, but not subtitled. Great
detail. Good imagery of nearly all the Nazi & Ruskie small arms
models! Can't wait to watch a subtitled or dubbed version. In the
meantime, just skip to the action scenes.
Brock please fix that link its hacked. Thank you Sir.
ReplyDelete? I just opened it again and it's playing
Deletehmm I get jacked every time. damn that Obummer!
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteIt opened for me but spawned all sorts of hell. no problems if it affects no one else. I was just trying to help. perhaps its nothing. -Bill
ReplyDeleteCertainly and try it in Firefox/Waterfox.
DeleteI've seen it in bits and pieces on youtube, but never in it's entirety, Good movie.
ReplyDeleteFrom what I've seen around the 'net, the Russians are sorta big into WW2 re-enactments.They ought to be; they've got enough weapons and equipment they warehoused from both sides in that war, not to mention all the 'battle-field pickups' that were collected by the citizens. :)
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Russians are sorta big into WW2 re-enactments.
DeleteYes, big time. I've posted some pictures on them at times.
Hey Brock, I recently saw "Fortress" on Netflix. Decent movie about the (almost revolving door replacement) crew of a B-17 operating in North Africa during operation Husky.
DeleteThought you might enjoy.
Yes and thanks.
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