Attack! (1956)

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06/06/18 • 75 min

Bob and Dan discuss Robert Aldrich's Attack! (1956), a World War II movie about American soldiers turning on their own captain because of his cowardly behavior. Is it blasphemy? The US Military thought so! Other topics discussed: Spielberg's best movie (not the one you think), corrupt rich people, how to pull off a dark ending, and - can you believe this came up again? - the Nazis.

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