A Christmas drinking game

[pigafetta]

Up Periscope

[guest18]

Ice cold in Alex 

[guest7]

King Rat

[guest40]

Beach Red

[guest40]

Top Secret

[Bill Rutter]

The Big Red One

[mini-thumper]

Don't want to be a party pooper, even though in truth I am about to be one, but isn't this a bit too easy?* If you just want to reel off names of war films I'll get my Halliwell's Film Guide out and produce a definitive list. Or we could make the entries follow on in a logical sort of way - same actors/director/writer, same conflict, 'title' begins/ends with etc. etc. (you could specify if not obvious).

Who needs those poncy 'Brain Trainers' when you've got the Thumper Club?

So to re-start.

Battle of the River Plate

If you think I'm a pretentious git I apologise       

Boyd
* probably not so easy if you are actually in the pub!

[robG]

Angels one five .
{Both this film and Battle of the River Plate starred John Gregson }

[guest40]

Twelve O'clock High
Gregory Peck.

[Bill Rutter]

Come and See

[guest40]

I agree with Boyd, Maybe we can limit it to a singe era conflict
anyhows  how about

Gallipoli. (WW1)

and

Breaker Morant (Boer)

and

Rats OF Tobruk (WWII)

and

Platoon (Vietnam)

[Andy M]

It's easy now, but by my count your only about half way. When you get to 100 then you can call it easy!

Glory

Andy

[guest40]

For who the bells toll

[Bill Rutter]

Life is Beautiful

[guest7]

Life is Beautiful

Is that the Italian film about the boy in the concentration camp with his dad? (and I thought my childhood holidays were bad)

Cried my bloody eyes out 

GC