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Miracle at St. Anna

http://www.imdb.com/rg/VIDEO_PLAY/LINK/ ... 941007641/

Just thinking about this from the marketing side, what has Lucas almost always done when a movie of his has come out? Merchandise. I'll be very intrigued to what we see come out, even maybe this Christmas.

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Chicks Dig Warbirds.......right?

as long as none of the characters mimmick 'jar jar binks' we should be good!

"meesah noh likey nahtsies"

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S.

Who or what is jar jar binks?

Mudge the curious

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"I knew the jig was up when I saw the P-51D-20-NA Mustang blue-nosed bastards from Bodney, and by the way the blue was more of a royal blue than an indigo and the inner landing gear interiors were NOT green, over Berlin."

OMG, Now I remember where my dislike of anything CGI started!

LMAO!!!

it wasn't 'Starfighter'! HAH., actually i love that movie.., more then than now.., but a classic still!

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Does anyone know if this will be coming out in 3-D? I have to think that would be pretty cool and George Lucas would hopefully be one of a very few directors who could pull it off without being gimmicky.

-Tim

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I believe that 3D has turned out to be something of a flop for the film business, financially, at least in terms of return on investment. It's the proverbial answer to the question nobody asked.

I noticed on a commercial for some new 3-D horror flick, they mention it's also in 2-D. Hopefully that marks the beginning of the end of the fad. I've been staying away from the theater specifically because of 3-D. It's extremely uncomfortable trying to wear those clunky glasses over my regular ones, and the fact that I have bifocals makes it a pain to watch anyway. Of course, movies are aimed at a younger demographic, most of whom don't need glasses (yet.)

SN

I only brought it up because the vast majority of 3-D movies that have been released (at least the good ones) heavily feature flying whether it's airplanes, dragons, owls, balloons or whatever.

-Tim

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Maybe I missed the trailer link being posted? Here it is again if so. HD too.

http://www.onlinemovietrailer.info/2011 ... ailer.html

Funny that the beginning Mustangs that are leaving the bombers have basically 31st FG markings without the tail stripes. It is a shame that they go from P-40s straight to D Mustangs. Overall it looks pretty good though and so far, better than the HBO version.

I'm looking forward to the merchandising too. Although I already have 3 red tail Mustangs, so I don't need any more, but I can always buy some for my son!

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I just watched the trailer that Django posted above. DAY-UM!!! That's gonna be a good film!

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Dean Hemphill, K5DH
Port Charlotte, Florida

Just in case you are curious to what the props look like, check this out

http://geektyrant.com/news/2010/5/8/off ... tails.html

Should be interesting.

I've heard that he'll redo Episode 1 with F-4, a new Phantom Menace.

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