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I liked it.  Surprise visit by Brian Keith, who deserves more work, and nice cameo by Bill Paxton, as the steely-eyed Captain who teaches Matthew McConaughey's XO how to sacrifice lives in the quest for the greater good. And though Matt has been found naked in the presence of another man, there is no sign of the poofter here as he surely becomes the man we all want to follow into hell.  And hell it surely is too, with the Germans, those wasscally-wabbits,  throwing depth charges at their heads as our heroes sit passively and try not to piss themselves.  I think I'd rather charge into a burning building with a Multi-Culti/Women's Studies Professor under each arm if you get my drift and I think you do.  

Some of the action visuals were quite extraordinary, though perhaps over a tad quickly. I didn't know that rusty tuna cans could float if you tied a bunch together and rubbed spit on them.

Well, this film not only proves that there may be life after rock-n-roll for someone named Bon Jovi...(or, maybe not), but once again that American courage and know-how can overcome actual history in our revisionist quest for total hegemony.  I mean, who really cares if the plucky Brits actually did this -- or anything else like inventing western civilization or democracy and shit like that.  I mean......cricket? 

After all we did win the bloody war single-handedly, except for maybe a few Friends of Dorothy and lesbian nurses who were too busy not askin' and not tellin'...

Ah, I'm just funnin.  Rent the movie, get yur testosterone cranked up and start your own damn baby-boom.  Maybe one will grow up to become a strip-mall contractor.  God knows that Kabul is gonna need one when we're done.

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