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19. More and more so. I see those war movies through a different lens, so to speak, now.

Sat Sep 12, 2020, 09:43 AM

Sep 2020

I don't know why they don't tell more of the valiant women's stories. Perhaps they will start doing it.

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SORRY missed this: 10:15 PM -- MASH (1970) [View all] elleng Sep 2020 OP

Watching montanacowboy Sep 2020 #1

Suicide is Painless benld74 Sep 2020 #2

I'd say that's pretty good for a 14 year old! Ron Obvious Sep 2020 #10

You can certainly pick-up a 14-year-old boy's angst. Laffy Kat Sep 2020 #12

Interesting story - huge MASH fan here. thanks for sharing that elleng. Marie Marie Sep 2020 #3

Come hang out at the Classic Films group! Staph Sep 2020 #4

That classic line from the chaplain: "He was drafted." Paladin Sep 2020 #6

Some later Margaret episodes AngryOldDem Sep 2020 #8

It got to be a bit much in the last couple of years. AngryOldDem Sep 2020 #13

His "sanctimony" is debatable. CTyankee Sep 2020 #16

Remember, the movie was based on a book by Richard Hooker... AmyStrange Sep 2020 #15

It didn't change what happened in the past, but... AmyStrange Sep 2020 #18

You're right. They should... AmyStrange Sep 2020 #20