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It's probably one of the better movies I've ever seen that features a tank as the main "prop", plus it's an ex-Israeli example as well.
I think I bought the DVD at a "Movie Trading Company" store here in Dallas.
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I picked up the Beast for cheap years ago on DVD. Watched it most recently with a buddy of mine after he come home from there with a tour in SF. He loved it- he was all into the tribal aspect of it as he had worked alot with them and really seemed to have learned alot about them and respected them.
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wow " The Beast " i haven't seen that movie in years, looked everywhere i can think of but have never found it, my search continues. awesome insperation for a red dio.
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The plot outline sounds a little on the "Hollywood-ish" side, but at least they're using a tank that's pretty close to being historically accurate.
I'll probably go see it, than come home and watch "The Beast" or "Kelly's Heroes" to put it all in perspective.
I thought that looked like Brad Pitt (with the long boots) and Michael Pena beneath him. Hope it is better that 'Inglorious Basterds'.
If it's a movie, it's not a reference. It might be an inspiration to create a diorama or to provide a paint scheme, but it's not a reference any more that a model is a reference. Original sources and archival footage and photos are primary references. History books that use those references are secondary references. Anything else, including memoirs, should be taken with as big a grain of salt as you choose. Anything on the History/Discovery channels should be considered as having only a coincidental relationship to reality, And most of the internet is even worse.
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Looks interesting, I'll see what you guys have to say about it when it comes out.
BTW: Picked up the South Korean movies 'TaeGukGi' (Brotherhood of War) and 'My Way'. Very good movies of the Korean view of the Korean War and World War II - plus lots of scenes that would make great ideas for modeling.
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hmmmmm... I stand corrected! I agree with you on many of those. I was too harsh. I just have "Pearl Harbor" in my mind's eye.... yeech.
We need more "Letters From Iwo Jima" and less "Capt Corelli's Mandolin"
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Mmmm...
Band of brothers?
Saving Private Ryan?
The Pianist?
Katyn?
A bridge too far?
The longest day?
Here's a link to the 2014 movie
www.firstshowing.net/.../first-look-pitt-lerman-labeouf-more-in-david-ayers-fury-movie
Here's a larger picture
Not a model. It's an M4A2 HVSS used in the filming. Plus note the tiny tab beneath the butterfly handles of the .50cal MG. No 1/35 version has ever included that part (it's called the backplate latch).
Will it become a good "historical" reference?
Ummmm--- thinking of the hundreds of WW2 movies made, name 3 that would reach this bar. While I'd likely go see "Fury", I'm not holding my breath.
Wow, wouldn't this be a great diorama setting.
At first I thought it was a model...
But is a photo of new movie called "Fury",
We cant' miss out that one out guys!!.
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