This week the boys run down a trio of war films for your delectation. Starting with 2023’s ‘Ambush’ starring Aaron Eckhart in this straight-to-streaming Vietnam film. Then onto 2013’s ‘Company
Gold, Girls, and Guns! Sisu is the latest action film to be released in the wake of the success of the John Wick films. This
Enemy Coast Ahead! This week we commemorate the 80th anniversary of Operation Chastise as we look back at 1955’s The Dam Busters, with very special
This week’s episode finds us deep behind enemy lines in Afghanistan as the Mujahideen, aided by Jason Patric, chase down a T-55 and its maniacal
Join us, on the 53rd anniversary of the week the Tet Offensive began, as we take a look at 1989’s ‘The Siege of Firebase Gloria’
Join us as we look at 1943’s ‘Bataan’ starring Robert Taylor, Robert Walker, Lloyd Nolan, Kenneth Spencer and Desi Arnaz. Directed by Tay Garnett, it’s
In this episode of Fighting On Film we examine 1951’s ‘Go For Broke!‘, written & directed by Robert Pirosh and starring Van Johnson – who
In another special episode of Fighting On Film we chat with director Stuart Urban and some of the cast (Hugh Ross & Ian McNeice) of
In the UK we’ve gone into another COVID-19 induced lockdown, so why not put out another episode of the Fighting On Film! In this first
In this special New Year episode of the Fighting On Film war movie podcast we are joined by historian Peter Caddick-Adams to discuss the cult-classic
In this special episode of the Fighting On Film war movie podcast we are joined by Paul Woodadge of @WW2TV to discuss the cult-classic ‘The
In this episode of the Fighting On Film war movie podcast we discuss the Oscar-winning 1949 classic ‘Battleground’. It follows a platoon of the 101st
In this episode of the Fighting On Film war movie podcast we discuss that questionable classic from 1965 – ‘The Battle of the Bulge’. We
In this episode we examine the Sidney Lumet classic ‘The Hill’ which sees standout performances from a brilliant cast of character actors and the late,
Join us as we discuss the 1940 Ministry of Information film, Miss Grant Goes To The Door. Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst (of Theirs Is
Discover the French war movie “Death Trench” in our latest episode. A review of its portrayal of trench warfare, performances, and impact on the genre.
Theirs is the Glory from 1946. Robbie McGuire and Matthew Moss share their insights on the film’s historical accuracy, unique production process, and cast.
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