Band of Brothers

[FLiam]

Some people must have seen the series or read this book. It is amazing, I don't know why I didn't watch it sooner, it is by far the best WWII film to date, I am a huge WWII buff and always want to know what happened, and this film is so accurate and the way they develop the characters through the film is spot on, at first it is a bit like Black Hawk Down as you don't really know who's who but then you do and you feel a connection with the characters, the thing is, they aren't really characters, they are real people, and when they die you aren't mourning the characters, you are mourning the people. It brought tears to my eyes in places, it is an amazing series, anyone who hasn't seen it should really go out and buy this. Easy Company are heroes.

Edited November 12, 2004 by Gooner4Life

[EddieRuckus]

Always has been one of my favorite war series to watch. Hopefully my parents can get it for me for Christmas.

[MDK]

The episode when they find the concentration camp is an amazing one. I had tears in my eyes at points, really fucking emotional/tragic/horrifying.

[Guest Ringmaster]

I liked it and bought it on DVD. Very solid stuff. Yet another brilliant work from HBO.

[FLiam]

My favourite episodes were the Battle of the Bulge ones in Bastogne. They were awesome, one of them was all about Doc Roe and what he had to do in those kinds of situations.

Doc Roe and Cpt. Winters are actually played by English people too, I didn't know it at the time, they sounded so convincing as Americans. There are a lots of other British people in it too.

Edited November 12, 2004 by Gooner4Life

[The Hardcore Canuck]

Simply put, they are amazing. I borrowed the box set from my friend and refused to return them for several months as I kept watching them.

[THIR13EN²]

I felt that it was a very well put together series, from start to finish. Good actors too, no movie is bad or can go wrong with Neal McDonough in it's cast. I only rented a couple episodes before I had to have the DVD set.

[Pepsi]

"Points" was my favorite. You always see movies about soldiers going to war or soldiers in war....i like seeing soldiers waiting to go home from war.

Edited November 12, 2004 by Pepsi

[apsham]

I reccomended it in my blog yesturday, best movies ever although I never got through them. I'm not that excited that they find a concentration camp... I never knew that. Came someone PM me the details of what they see there?

My favorite episode would have to be number two, where they see their first action. Although i'll miss David Schwimmer's character.