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After he goes to heaven Review How did this even get greenlit? Did Michael Ironside gain a ton of weight in real life or is that a fat suit? So... Clay is a serial.... Was Barnes evil or was he just hardened? Never understood this... Good Movie.... Statham playing... View all posts >


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I’ve wanted to rip that stupid thing off his head since I’ve seen it. The Scoleri Brothers had some fun.... It's accurate due to the scarcity of available uniforms and clothing during the war, particularly when they marched into Northern territory. Soldiers took what they could when they could. Nearly everything with Fremantle, including the 'sons of virginia' speech by Armistead. Also: some of the stuff with Chamberlain was preachy and too long. I agree with you. Meade was the cornerstone of the Union victory. However, in the book as well, which the movie is based off of, he is mentioned very little as well. It's kind of (but not totally) told from the Confederate perspective with some sympathies going to the Southern cause. Even though his is a big part of the novel, I would've reduced or eliminated Fremantle. My god, he just makes every scene draw out. Put in Culp's Hill action in his place. Couldn't agree more and shows like this are basically enablers in and of themselves. To keep the show going they have to build drama which means that these women are paid to keep their failures going while the show enables the mentality that this type of lifestyle is acceptable. Not sure about the paint, but there is an episode I just watched where Victor kicks over a space-heater while in his boarding house, later causing a fire. I thought that he was good in Amityville Horror, which was pretty serious. I agree with other posts that any language that you might encounter is actually relevant to that moment. It's not blatant or anything. The memory of that day and it's subsequent message should never be forgotten and should be shown to EVERYONE. Sadly, much of the memory that brought America together afterward is now lost. View all replies >