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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent source and enjoyable reading,
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This review is from: The Encyclopedia of War Movies: A Complete Guide to Movies about Wars of the 20th-Century (Paperback)
Since I am a fan of military films and war movies, I grabbed this book right away. I was pleased to see that the author included many details of each film in addition to production notes and trivia on many of them as well. As a film collector, this book will be a great resource for researching military films and their history. It will be appreciated by anyone who has served in the military as well as film students or film enthusiasts.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Informational But Not Compelling,
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This review is from: The Encyclopedia of War Movies: The Authoritative Guide to Movies about Wars of the 20th-Century (The Facts on File Film Reference Library) (Hardcover)
Truthfully I was quite surprised by the somewhat wonkish aspect of this publication: More text is devoted to location/cast members than a film synopsis. Entries are comprehensive in terms of film titles but very wildly with respect to data -- some possessing bare minimum while others (such as Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom[!]) go on and on. And while I don't mind the identification of a film flub or two, there are films with upwards of forty flubs identified. Seriously, this is major wonk material -- of interest by and large to wonks only. I would only recommend this publication -- which I had high hopes for -- to those seeking specific types of information. N-e-x-t.
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The Encyclopedia of War Movies: A Complete Guide to Movies about Wars of the 20th-Century by Robert Ralsey Davenport (Paperback - Dec. 2003)
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