Movie. I really want to read the book, though. Was it good?SimuLord said:Catch-22 the book or movie? Because the book succeeded handily in accomplishing the task. I've never seen Thin Red Line so can't comment.AvsJoe said:So basically it succeeded in doing what Catch 22 and Thin Red Line tried to do but failed?SimuLord said:I don't know if Apocalypse Now so much tramples the line as proves that there is no line, just a gigantic gray area which it spends the entire movie in. I always feel like I should go out and pick flowers and sing happy songs with birds and squirrels afterwards just to restore the balance in my personal universe. (kind of like how I feel about the Fallout games, come to think of it.)AvsJoe said:Hey, same here. "BULLSH*T! I'LL BET YOU CAN SUCK A GOLF BALL THROUGH A GARDEN HOSE!" I call it the best war movie ever because it tramples the line between seriousness and comedy with such ease. No other war movie has done that (except maybe Apoc Now, I haven't seen it).SimuLord said:WHAT IS YOUR MAJOR MALFUNCTION?! DID YOUR PARENTS NOT LOVE YOU ENOUGH WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD?!AvsJoe said:Do you mean Ermey as the actor or Ermey playing Hartman from Full Metal Jacket?
...what does it say about me that I consider the first half of FMJ to be a comedy?