Oh, the way your comment was written, it kinda sounds like a criticism (cheesy, fast and loose, etc) but you like the movie in spite of it.

Given that the Christmas Truce took place years before the Americans entered the war, why is "no American characters of note" a problem?

What about that one where two dudes are in a magic war?

Hey, anybody could miss Canada, all tucked away down there.

If U-571 taught us anything, it's that Hollywood can always find ways to give Americans credit for daring wartime acts accomplished by others.

The Devil's Brigade. Good story, but the existing movie is terrible.

Yes, but he also said "remade." The 1956 film isn't very good.

There's nothing that tells us there's "extensive" scouting. And it also stands to reason that they'd scout inhabited places, not spots with no human habitation (like bodies of water). The only way they'd have noticed "pretty quick" was to get rained on or splashed with water, and it's not so inconceivable that they…

That argument depends on the notion that the aliens knew water was weakness. If they had never encountered it before - say, for example, they're from another planet - they wouldn't know what water is.

Depends what you consider "the bad ones." A lot of people hate Signs and The Village, which are twisty.

Downvoted for "Shama-lama-dingdong"

Weird! A bloated sci-fi epic we've never heard of, and starring two kinda-creepy-looking people, didn't do well. Who'd a thunk it.

I watched Lion which was quite good. Better than expected, even though it gets a little to Beautiful Mind-ish at times. Still better than fucking La-La Land

The battle, the town or the movie?

When it comes to anal budgeting, it's "fistal" responsibility.

"Another press conference? BLARG! The press can eat my poo!"

Earth is flat. USA #1. What else is there to teach?

Woo-hoo, Signs buddies!

Covered in his own shit and urine.

Try getting married. Heyo.