84 Charlie Mopic 1989 Download Zip

Movie: 84 Charlie Mopic 1989Release Date: April 7, 1989Genre: Box OfficeCast: Jonathan Emerson,Nicholas Cascone,Jason Tomlins,Christopher Burgard,Glenn Morshower,Richard Brooks,Byron ThamesQuality: DVDRipSubtitle: EnglishPosting: Dervira Beautiful GirlSinopsis:Comparing this with my other favorite war movie, MASH, I'd call them both 'naturalistic.' They show humor and horror side by side, long stretches of tedium and short bursts of terror, without relying on an artificial plot or stereotyped characters. But 84 Charlie MoPic is much more realistic.I was not in combat or in Vietnam, but I was in the Army at that time. Several of my Army friends had jobs making films exactly as shown in 84 Charlie MoPic.

1. 84 Charlie Mopic Download

This is as accurate a picture of an American combat soldier's experience in Vietnam as any I can imagine. The first time I saw it, I was totally taken in, thought it was an actual documentary until the very end.

84 Charlie Mopic offers the Vietnam experience as seen through the eyes of a combat photographer (Mopic is slang for the Army Motion Picture Unit). Byron Thames plays a combat cameraman who has already been on two tours of duty; he goes on a third because he is intrigued by a reel of film found on the body of a dead photographer. Thames must answer to green lieutenant Jonathan Emerson and experienced sergeant Richard Brooks.

84 Charlie Mopic Download

In straight-on, non-judgemental fashion, we are shown the day-to-day struggle to stay alive, meeting the main characters in the natural course of action. As the mission winds down, Thames is compelled to abandon his camera to rescue a fellow soldier; as a result, yet another roll of film returns to headquarters without the photographer. 84 Charlie Mopic isn't about politics or collective guilt; it's about survival. Nam Vet Who Was There in the 173rd ABN BDEPosted by Rock on Jan 22nd 2018I went looking for this movie. I saw it when it first came out - not in a theater but rented the VCR tape. I have always felt it was for me the most accurate Vietnam movie. I should explain - I was in the 173rd Airborne BDE (Sep) when it was on Okinawa and Gen.

Westmoreland wanted an airborne unit in his build up of US forces in Nam. We were the first Army combat force sent to Nam in May 1965. I was there until my ETS in Dec 1966 - 20 months. The movie is about a LRRP team - we created the concept in Nam, were the first guys crazy enough to do small unit long range recon patrols. It's not a Hollywood big star pretty boy war movie, no John Waynes, just a lot of true s.t. I bought the DVD because I thought I wanted another look.

Maybe I should have passed. For me it is a lot of memories, mostly bad, but it also has a lot of truth.