Hear that on Svenghouli? Besides, his involvement in the 1812 conflict was limited to exterminating Creek Indians. Given the location, he could have had chronic diarrhea. Do some research.

Did you invent this phrase?

See above.

Too pro-rebel.

Wrong civil war, but still amazing! Bring mushrooms!

Totally agree!

Ang Lee's "Ride With the Devil", for god's sake! The attack on Lawrence, KS is intense, and historically meticulous.

Never seen "A Field in England"?

Bring hardtack, too.

Seeing humor in a conflict made memorable by such bloodfests as Upperville, Sunshine Church, Scary Creek, Raccoon Mountain, Aldie, Ball!s Bluff—household names today—just makes me think. "How long should a man's legs be?"

"Spaceman" by Harry Nilsson, "Apollo 13": …now that I am a spaceman, nobody cares about me."

You weren't there then, young'un, and I don't think you're here now.

Victor Mature makes all the difference.

I once dug the Monkees. I was age 12 when the show premiered, and held them in high esteem until more recently, when I flashed on the fact that the Monkees, like so many other performers, were merely a bunch of Laurel Canyon priveledged souls. Very disillusioning.

Apocalypse Now had an amazing soundtrack. Waits was recording when the film was first released, but meth was uncommon in Vietnam, and Forrest wasn't the cast member speeding.I like Waits, but the suggestion here is a really turgid mess, and reflects a shallow perception of the film.

Which ones? They all seem pretty much the same to me. But then, I'm an old fart too.

They are indeed. I'm sure that these studios employ child psychologists. Better to sell stuff to kids than feed them, and provide with adequate health care.

This movie must be exponentially bad, since most of these CGI productions receive gushing endorsements from AV Club staff writers. All these films seem pretty awful to me, and I've seen a few, having a four year old granddaughter.

Nothing band.

Got it.