THIS MOVIE IS HILARIOUS
Im tired of people saying they hate this movie. I mean, i dont like it but i think its HILARIOUS by how bad it is. So i dont hate it. Post your favorite stupidest or funniest part in this movie in this thread.
shareIm tired of people saying they hate this movie. I mean, i dont like it but i think its HILARIOUS by how bad it is. So i dont hate it. Post your favorite stupidest or funniest part in this movie in this thread.
shareI didn't see anyone mention this one. The part where there is a japanese sniper like a 300 yards away killing US marines and no one with an M1 garand can take him out, BUT Cage can with his tommy shooting from the hip WHILE RUNNING!!
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"The Cage/Slater commentary track is hilarious..."
Thanks for the suggestion. I of course never would have thought of seeing this flick again but now I guess I'll see if I can find the DVD at a library and borrow it just for Cage & Slater's insights & wisdom.
"I didn't see anyone mention this one. The part where there is a japanese sniper like a 300 yards away killing US marines and no one with an M1 garand can take him out, BUT Cage can with his tommy shooting from the hip WHILE RUNNING!!"
Funniest part of the movie. The Japanese need a high-powered rifle to snipe from that far away, but Cage just needs a Thompson.
Nobody actually uses tactics in this movie either. They just charge at each other.
I especially enjoyed the cheesy flute/harmonica jam sessions.
sharei find it interesting that posters are angry and consider laughing at this film disrepsect. the movie does have a moral and is trying to make a point. It Just FAILS. and miserably. the only interest i had in this initially was the fact it involved the pacific theatre and island hopping. IF you want to see something with meaning, see something else for christ sake. When you combine John Woo with a historically important war movie you should know what's going to happen..not only that, but a John Woo film with CHRISTIAN SLATER and Nicholas Cage. The action in this film is comporable to a steven segal movie. Also the soldiers dont use any fire/manuever tactics..they just run around...or something. I saw this movie in theatres and it is still easy to rememebr how damn funny it is.
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Actully Cage/Slater commentary track was quite the to make a good team together. Funny how both of them think its a great war film.
shareTo reply to the guy who wondered about the magic tommygun in the radiopost; it wasn't a tommygun but a Japanese machinegun, either the Type 96 or the Type 99.
First time I saw this film in the cinema I was heavily disappointed but after seeing it a 2nd time yesterday I can just watch it for (a lot of) good fun. :-D
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shareBoth of these have been mentioned, but I must agree. . .
Funniest parts =
"Where's White Horse?"
"--He's over there. . ."
and
The 'jam sessions' between the flute and harmonica. Omg. That flute-playing is SO fake looking. It bothers me more than anything else in the entire movie.
Dudes this movie was great.
I`m also thinking you all forgot that this movie was directed by JOHN WOO!! What do you expect? Some ultra realistic bore fest? The man is about action and delivers. I love this movie and gave it 10 samurai swords out of 10 samurai swords.
Reading all these comments made me laughing so hard I actually want to watch the movie again and laugh my ass off even more. ><
shareThe part I found amusing is where this one american falls onto the mine, causing it to explode like some petrol tank and making him fly about 4 metres in the air, without severing his body(just look at his stomach/shirt, no blood, no burns, completly clean).
I also found it interesting that the shooting on the battlefield(in the last battle) suddenly stopped for about a minute or two as Cage and this native american were speaking with each other shortly before they got shot at with the artillery.
The Cage/Thompson scenes were also hilarious.
Some how i managed to download a German version of this film. I put it on about 5 minutes ago.
I didnt make it past the opening sequence before hitting the >> button. Even in German I could tell it was hilarious.
Though i doubt I'll bother with the english version. Despite my love of crappy films.
My favorite part was when there was a really dark cloud in the sky and i made a very uncalled for joke about a certain something.
Also how a grenade blew up a tank and a bazooka blew up a mountain.
Hmm, well let's see. What did I find funny?
- Cage firing the Thompson one handed.
- The guy who gets shot, falls on the mine and get thrown spiralling through the air.
- Near the end where Cage blindly shoots his Colt .45 three times and bingo, three Japanese soldiers fall dead.
- The Japanese suddenly becoming super-accurate when it comes to hitting mines to blow them up right under the Americans.
- Cage mercilessly blowing away dozens of Japanese soldiers from the side while they aren't even looking at him (when he falls into the bunker after the "prisoner" scene) and afterwards when the smoke clears you see the trench absolutely full of dead soldiers.
- Just the shameless, blatant, in-your-face cliches in general really... Big, dumb, rascist, country soldier (with heavy weapon naturally), guy offering child chocolate then sacrificing himself to save her from gunfire, man the list could go on and on.
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I may be a tiny chimney-sweep but I've got an enormous brush.
I can't believe they used the ceiling fan flashback from Apocalypse Now, which is VIETNAM MOVIE. The ceiling fan in that was original in that it was used to resemble the helicopter rotors. They use it in Windtalkers to flashback to the scene in the Solomons. It's like...woah! Ceiling fan....oh its moving fast and crazy like something that hasn't been invented yet. I think I'm going to flashback to my mission on Guadalcanal! This movie is so funny.
"Ey, mate! You're havin' a bath if you think you're half-inchin' 'at!
The stupidest part of this movie is most of the
comments posted on this board.
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The funniest part of this movie (already mentioned) was when Whitehorse threw his knife near Chick, and somehow knew that a Japanese guy would run in front of it and die. It takes about 5 seconds to get there, and of all places, the Japanese guy runs there. LOL
And how about the final fight scene, where the Japanese artillerymen fire from miles off with a gigantic cannon, and somehow manage to hit the convoy perfectly. Then, when the cannon gets blown up, the soldiers are at random places that wouldn't even cover them. They get up and let out a "yeeeaaahhh!"
LOL
I liked the part where enders shoots a Japanese soldiers point blank in the chest and the squib doesn't go off until a second later. Priceless!
shareI enjoy the movie. It wasn't ultra-crappy like the Green Berets with John Wayne but I thought it was a good movie. Good action and a good solid educational plot line.
"Every living creature on this earth dies alone."
And how about the final fight scene, where the Japanese artillerymen fire from miles off with a gigantic cannon, and somehow manage to hit the convoy perfectly. Then, when the cannon gets blown up, the soldiers are at random places that wouldn't even cover them. They get up and let out a "yeeeaaahhh!"
LOL
i like how cage's tommy gun is as accurate as a sniper rifle, and holds hundreds of bullets. why even bother send any other troops when you could just send in good ol nick with his trusty tommy gun. i also like the little somersault-bayonet stab done by one of the soldiers in the beginning, was that even necesary? and the one guy in the beginning who gets shot like 50 times, blown up by a grenade, still manages to crawl over a log, stand up and fire a pistol at the ground and then get shot about 20 more times. and then theres nick who gets blown up by a grenade which lands right behind him, he flies 20 feet into the air and lands pretty much unhurt. pretty realistic war movie eh??
shareI like how they go from the lush tropical setting of Saipan (Hawaii) to the scrub desert mountains just north of Los Angeles.
shareAgreed. Encrypting bombing coordinates? Did they really do that? Sounds like wasted time.
It's also a common movie cliché that the arse-saving artillery always hits right on. They were 2 for 2, even though they fired like 5 shells; which went off into lala land.
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where one of the japs gets stabbed in the chest with a bayonet ( the scene where charlie dies ) and the blood pops out around three inches above where he got stabbed.
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