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The 15:17 to Paris

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Eastwood's movie on the takedown of the terrorist on the train in France with the actual guys playing themselves; I'll see it. This must be a first.

 

 

No spoilers :nono:

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YT comment: BORING. Take a five minute scene (couple of Americans tackle a gunner on a train before he could do anything. FIN) and turn it into a full movie. Based on a True Event....then add some made up stuff to give the movie some more fluff. The main reason this movie was made was to win awards.

 

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And I completely understand that sentiment BUT given Clint's age I doubt the last sentence is the reason. I think he was truly impressed by what happened and wants the same fire to be lit in others.

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This reminds me of a movie, I think it was called Uncommon Valor or something like that. They had actual Special Forces guys doing a fake Special Forces movie.

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YT comment: BORING. Take a five minute scene (couple of Americans tackle a gunner on a train before he could do anything. FIN) and turn it into a full movie. Based on a True Event....then add some made up stuff to give the movie some more fluff. The main reason this movie was made was to win awards.

 

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And I completely understand that sentiment BUT given Clint's age I doubt the last sentence is the reason. I think he was truly impressed by what happened and wants the same fire to be lit in others.

He made up a bunch of crap for the American Sniper movie, too. Id rather see a true story than a true story plus some bullsh!t that Eastwood made up. Even if its not as interesting

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