Maybe it's just me but I watched this (by accident) last night and couldn't help thinking 'army recruitment propoganda'.
Get a dumb comedian with an even dumber following to make a triumphant American army movie....around the same time that a certain middle eastern skirmish was kicking off....and sit back and wait for the stoned idiots to join up.
What a load of souless, transparent *beep*
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When were you there, we may have crossed paths...
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This movie is a classic. Why do you guys take these military movies so seriously? My god.
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June-August 89.
Small world, eh?
Refusal to believe does not negate the truth.
Well...I didn't read any of the other posts, I'm just replying to the first post..."Army Recruitment Propaganda"? Obviously! The army lent their own recruits as well as actual military vehicles in return for being able to use this movie as an army recruitment video. As they had expected, recruitment went up by a huge percentage. As was the case with the movie "Stripes".
share"A certain Middle Eastern Skirmish was kicking off" and ended three years prior to the release of this film. I don't think the US Millitary needed a propaganda film to replace the 200 troops lost in this 'war'.
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so what . . .you mad you cant get stoned anymore and signed up for 6 year lol . .. . ..
Ill catch you on the flip side.
I threw up watching it coz i was drunk and every time i remember this movie i feel sick
shareFirst off grow a pair movie was good and i understand pauley shore isn't everyone's cup of tea. My whole family loved it an that includes my dad who did two tours in nam
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