I cant wait to see it, hopefully its like the series Over There, not to much action, not to much drama. Movies that are fast paced and all action get a little annoying, i like knowing whats going on there instead of seing peoples heads getting blown off p.s. Over There is cancelled....forever
Well here, Conservatives - Never liked their views, and Steven Harpen scares the ---- outta me... He wants to be like America too much... [/b][/quote] Heh, I think thats what is so great about Steven Harper. If we could all be more american...the world would be a better place. As an albertan I say we as a province should seperate form Canada...maybe make a new country or just become a State. We wouldn't get all our money stolen from us and we would actually be able to prosper here.
Personally I thought it was a good movie. Yes there wasn't to much fighting however it shows what people go through out there instead of some people that just sit around on the computer all day. It also fits a lot with my family since about 4 family members of mine are in the marine corps.
Copied and pasted from a thread at another forum, posted by a real marine: >FYI >-----Original Message----- >From: Niemann Capt John E >Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 12:08 PM >To: 8MCD - RS Executive Officers >Cc: 8MCD - RS MPAR >Subject: "JARHEAD" > > >Gents, > >FYI the Marine Corps did not participate with the making or endorse the >movie "Jarhead". It does not accurately portray the Marine Corps and >frankly puts the Marine Corps in a bad light. Marines should keep these >bullets in mind if questioned regarding the movie > > The movies script is an inaccurate portrayal of Marines in general and >does not provide a reasonable interpretation of military life and thus it >did not meet the criteria for DoD assistance. > The film is a form of entertainment and directors tend take a creative >license to make the film entertaining to their audience and generally are >not concerned with accurate or reasonable portrayals of military life, >operations and policies. > Marines should be prudent on how they comment on the movies merit and >refrain from endorsing or not endorsing a particular form of entertainment >V/R >Capt Niemann > > > >From: Connolly GySgt James J >Sent: Fri 10/28/2005 12:00 PM >To: Standifird Sgt Stephen L; McGee Sgt Damian J; Holly Sgt Matthew O; >Mulero Sgt Alexis R; Henderson Sgt Robert W; Smith Sgt Ryan A; Cantu Sgt >Eric; Franklin SSgt Pauline L >Cc: Niemann Capt John E; Lamont Capt Charles W; Richardson Sgt Virgil P >Subject: "JARHEAD" REMINDER > > >Marines, > >As a reminder, as per MCRC guidance, we are to have no "official" >association with the movie "Jarhead". This includes but is not limited to: > >- EAC events at theaters in conjunction with the movie's opening. >- Appearing in uniform at theaters. > >Please remind your respective commands, and ensure widest dissemination. > >v/r >GySgt. James J. Connolly, Jr >Public Affairs Chief >8th Marine Corps District >New Orleans, LA ****Note who those forwards are from.... real Marines.*****
so wait. you're saying no one else that's in the military should say that all they do is blow ---- up? than you come and say it is realistic. did you fight in the gulf war? [/b][/quote] Well, considering that this movie is based on a book by somebody who was a Marine during the Gulf War...I would say it's realistic
Well, considering that this movie is based on a book by somebody who was a Marine during the Gulf War...I would say it's realistic [/b][/quote] read my post, directly above yours.
are u serious?i loved that show [/b][/quote] over there was such a good show why did it get cancelled?!?!
what a great show. I believe it showed basically how it was in marine life. It actually showed what happens behind the scenes or what its actually life while not in fighting. It was a great show imo.
Copied and pasted from a thread at another forum, posted by a real marine: >FYI >-----Original Message----- >From: Niemann Capt John E >Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 12:08 PM >To: 8MCD - RS Executive Officers >Cc: 8MCD - RS MPAR >Subject: "JARHEAD" > > >Gents, > >FYI the Marine Corps did not participate with the making or endorse the >movie "Jarhead". It does not accurately portray the Marine Corps and >frankly puts the Marine Corps in a bad light. Marines should keep these >bullets in mind if questioned regarding the movie > > The movies script is an inaccurate portrayal of Marines in general and >does not provide a reasonable interpretation of military life and thus it >did not meet the criteria for DoD assistance. > The film is a form of entertainment and directors tend take a creative >license to make the film entertaining to their audience and generally are >not concerned with accurate or reasonable portrayals of military life, >operations and policies. > Marines should be prudent on how they comment on the movies merit and >refrain from endorsing or not endorsing a particular form of entertainment >V/R >Capt Niemann > > > >From: Connolly GySgt James J >Sent: Fri 10/28/2005 12:00 PM >To: Standifird Sgt Stephen L; McGee Sgt Damian J; Holly Sgt Matthew O; >Mulero Sgt Alexis R; Henderson Sgt Robert W; Smith Sgt Ryan A; Cantu Sgt >Eric; Franklin SSgt Pauline L >Cc: Niemann Capt John E; Lamont Capt Charles W; Richardson Sgt Virgil P >Subject: "JARHEAD" REMINDER > > >Marines, > >As a reminder, as per MCRC guidance, we are to have no "official" >association with the movie "Jarhead". This includes but is not limited to: > >- EAC events at theaters in conjunction with the movie's opening. >- Appearing in uniform at theaters. > >Please remind your respective commands, and ensure widest dissemination. > >v/r >GySgt. James J. Connolly, Jr >Public Affairs Chief >8th Marine Corps District >New Orleans, LA ****Note who those forwards are from.... real Marines.*****
Umm , im pretty sure that the Director or the writer was a marine during the Gulf War, I'll find out more
okay pretty funny tho.. its kinda funny how i sneaked in to the movie fyi ( i am 14 ) i just told them my dad is in there and he let me go anyways.. People who wants to go to war.. you can rethink this by movie