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Have you guy's ever reviewed Se7en?

these guys get it!

Another similar film was "Impasse", starring Burt Reynolds. In that film, it's after the war, but still a quest for missing WW2 gold.

Other movies kinda similar to this one are Housebound (2014) and Forgotten (2017)

Can you guys review force 10 from navarone?

Woof wooof woof woof odball

The monster design in this movie is really scary, the wife was nightmare fuel

This movie was batshit crazy. I loved watching it. It was hilarious.

Great review guy. I watched this as a kid in the 80s and was blown away. Has been my favorite ever since.

Totally agree with Iian

29:05 this part could also be a nod to The Beyond

RIP Donald 'Sgt Oddball" Sutherland $16 million in cash from 1942 is worth $308,320,000 today, however 14000 1kg gold bars are worth $826,574,000

As someone that does suffer with mental health issues, I see no problem with the film not delving into Elwoods trauma... he has a Pooka to look after him.

Ironically Kelly is a demoted Lt it’s telly big Joe who is actually in charge

This movie was a big part of me childhood me and me bro used to watch it hundreds of times

This society is a leftist wet dream

Awesome movie, so much fun and of course the late great Donald Sutherland as Oddball was just pure madness. Three Kings, with George Clooney is a loose adaptation set during the Gulf War

This is one of the most under seen and underappreciated movies that I'm aware of, especially considering how recent it is

No need for bad vibes, baby!😊

A minor but particularly brilliant little detail is that Kelly, while a Private, wears an officer's jacket with the insignias taken off, playing into the fact that he's a busted down officer.

I think Clint Eastwood is the only actor form the movie still alive.

R.I.P. Oddball... aka Donald Sutherland. "Woof, woof. That was my dog impression..."

Such a great over looked film. Watched this endlessly on HBO as a kid.

First off RIP Donald Sutherland. This is a great film, and I am always impressed with how many people all over the world know this film. Really well-made Film.

One of the best WWII movies ever made. A true classic. Also, on this film, a little known PA named John Landis came up with the idea for a horror movie that eventually became "An American Werewolf In London".

RIP Donald Sutherland - what a legend, too many incredible movies to mention but personal favourites include this, Don't Look Now and of course, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers.

Lack was a bad actor but I'm a huge fan of this movie since I saw it in first-run the drive-in as a kid - can't deny the great Dick Smith special FX, the godfather of modern FX that taught, Baker, Bottin, Winston, and Savini 🙂 also the very synthy score by Shore is really cool

Moriarty: "It's a piece of junk!" As with a lot of the rest of this movie, there's some accuracy to what he's complaining about, because despite its reputation, the Tiger was actually quite unreliable, with them being more likely to breakdown rather than be destroyed by the enemy, due to them being rushed into service with underpowered engines and transmissions.

Thanks for doing this. Nice, deep dive review. Coincidentally, I just watched this movie, one of my favorites throughout my entire 67 year life, but hadn’t watched in at least 20 years. I have it in a two-fer Blu-ray set which also includes another Brian Hutton/Clint Eastwood movie, WHERE EAGLES DARE. Loved it as much, if not more than I ever have. And then two days later Donald “Oddball” Sutherland dies. Sutherland’s Oddball steals every scene he’s in and practically steals the whole movie. And that’s saying something considering the rest of the cast of scene-stealers: Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Carrol O’Conner, Stuart Margolin, Harry Dean Stanton, Len Lesser, Jeff Morris and Gavin MacLeod. I probably have seen this movie a few dozen times or more one my life. But this last viewing was very meaningful to me, and I was so appreciating Sutherland’s performance, and then two days later, he dies. After I watched the movie, I wanted to re-watch The Critical Drinker’s review of it, and watched a few other reviews. And I think that’s why your review came up as a recommended video. So many positive waves, man! Rest in Shalom, Oddball (among his many other great roles)! May your positive waves in your work always bless us.

This is my favorite Heist movie and one of my favorite "war" movies! Donald Sutherland stole the movie, but that wasn't uncommon! Burning Bridges is such a fantastic song!

Good movie. I watched it with my late father back in 1970.

Moriarty is captain stubbing

That trivia about Donald Sutherland almost dying during filming really aged badly. The markings on the "Tiger" are from the 1st SS Panzer Division "Adolf Hitler", who were supposed to be fanatical even by SS standards, so it's highly unlikely that the commander would've agreed to help, at least not in a real situation. It's not impossible, because the Nazis were notorious for looting, but I doubt they'd agree to rob a bank, especially along with Allied troops. Interesting to note that it wasn't uncommon for each side to use each other's weapons and vehicles, even their tanks. But they'd soon paint their own insignias on the bodywork to avoid being shot at by their own side. I've even seen things like Shermans with iron crosses painted on them in old WWII pics!

I esp love that scent during Free Bird when Otis looks up to the sky right when the lyrics go, The Lord knows I can't change, Lord, help me, I can't change. Almost makes you sympathize with him. Almost.

Good analysis but the moment when Telly Savana’s and the German get the same view of the guys in the minefield is deliberate. It is not a reuse of a shot on the cheap. It is the fact that playing dead and being dead look the same. I was 7 years old when this came out and I have seen it at 12 and 20 and 24 and 35 and 42 and 48 and 52 and 60. This has been brilliant every time.

This film was a masterpiece, I remember watching it as a kid with my father and brothers and it became a tradition to see it each year, we can quote any line and all Oddball's scenes are absolutely iconic. Woof Woof Woof Oddball, rest in peace, may Moriarty not hit you with those negative waves early in the morning.

I own this movie and watch it fairly frequently. There seems to be a theme in many of these 1950's sci-fi movies where the women characters in the movies seem to be there just to make coffee and sometimes food for the men in the movie. Margret Sheridan does this in one or more of the scenes as does Ann Robinson in the 1953 movie War Of The Worlds. Not to say the female characters in this movie are not strong or unimportant they certainly are just an observation that probably has more to do with the times in which these movies were made. Regardless I do love this movie! One more observation, in the final scene when "The Thing" opens the door to come in the door is barricaded with timber to prevent anyone or anything from pushing the door open towards the inside however when he opens the door it opens to the outside and all of the timber just falls down on to the floor!

I would suggest you to review "Tears of the sun". Although this is a war/action movie, it has similar tone and themes.

RIP Oddball

I was 7 when it was re leased and I've watched it a dozen times since through the years. 😎

"Drinking some wine, eating cheese, catching some rays, you know"

My all time favourite movie. Have watched it probably 20 or so times, and simply never tire of it.

Loved this as a kid and every while through life. 33 now. My dad was very against it because the tanks weren’t real tiger tanks 🙄 amongst other complaints. You’re right that if you take this is a comedy or fun romp it can be really entertaining and has great moments.

All respect for Donald Sutherland! Rest easy!

My favorite war/caper movie.

What timing. My favorite Clint Eastwood movie, and part of the reason is characters like Oddball. RIP Donald Sutherland. I'll try to keep up the positive waves for ya.💕

Wow this video came out on the day Donald Sutherland died. Big bag of money.

Clint Eastwood... In a war... Looking for gold. Kelly's Heroes is The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly's sequel.

It's sadly ironic this review was posted before Donald Sutherland's passing. What an actor of great stature.

RIP Donald Sutherland . Every film you touched turned to gold IMO 😢