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Baltimore Bullet
»rank: 7312
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Tammy and The Bachelor
»rank: 1295
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The Irish In America: Long Journey Home
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Arabesque
»rank: 6704
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PT 109
»rank: 8667
: :John F. Kennedy lived long enough to see this Hollywood account of his Navy career and his heroism following a ruthless attack by a Japanese ship on his small patrol craft. Cliff Robertson is an amiable choice to play Kennedy, though one won't find a lot of the late president's mannerisms in his performance. The key battle sequence, which finds Kennedy and his crew bloodied and battered while trying to stay alive in shark-infested waters, makes a big impression on young viewers. --Tom ...
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The McConnell Story
»rank: 6220
:Description:Fictional biography of a Korean war hero returned home who becomes a jet test pilot despite his wife's reservations.
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Child of Glass
»rank: 10585
:Description:Fictional biography of a Korean war hero returned home who becomes a jet test pilot despite his wife's reservations.
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Across the Wide Missouri
»rank: 11672
:Description:Fictional biography of a Korean war hero returned home who becomes a jet test pilot despite his wife's reservations.
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Run
»rank: 10367
:Description:Fictional biography of a Korean war hero returned home who becomes a jet test pilot despite his wife's reservations.
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The Longest Day
»rank: 7351
: :After seeing Saving Private Ryan, this epic tale about the Normandy invasion will look sanitized. But in its re-creation of events leading to the epochal battle, the film is captivating and grand, and the parade of famous actors who cross the screen naturally give the already charged action even more of a boost. Three directors worked on it: Ken Annakin (Battle of the Bulge), Andrew Marton (Crack in the World), and Bernhard Wicki (this film being his only credit). --Tom Keogh
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