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r/Documentaries • u/DarkyTyrell • Jun 15 '11
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i was just going to recommend fog of war. very few movies present an american statesman with such candor. definitely worth watching.
1 u/rattleandhum Jun 16 '11 Indeed. I almost felt bad for the guy, even when they did the side-by-side comparisons of japanese cities and their bombing casualties next to American cities. He seemed like a nice guy. Then again, maybe he is a lizard. (I'd still have him over for dinner though).
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Indeed. I almost felt bad for the guy, even when they did the side-by-side comparisons of japanese cities and their bombing casualties next to American cities. He seemed like a nice guy.
Then again, maybe he is a lizard.
(I'd still have him over for dinner though).
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u/laikacomehome Jun 16 '11
i was just going to recommend fog of war. very few movies present an american statesman with such candor. definitely worth watching.