Everyone has missed the point – Ollie announced that he had been on the PlaneTalk forum. He may have seen the 5 page thread there, regarding his posts here . . .then the bun fight started.

Peace and love to all 🙂

Ooh which Spitfire is that? 😮 🙂

The first ‘ . . .blah blah blah Legends ‘ post ! :diablo:

You are having a laugh. 😮

Holy **** taki mushrooms fellas – you boring old bunch of fuddie duddies . . .

. . .YES! 😀 to a Dambusters remake – it doesn’t have to replace the original. The original is just that – in a class of it’s own. Movies are to entertain and highlight great events. Are you guys honestly saying don’t make it ??? 😮

I get bl**dy annoyed with people who slate Pearl Harbour, U571 etc etc – good on ya Hollywood for making these movies, I don’t see any Brit film makers doing films about great WW2 history ! 😡

Let’s not get hung up on historical accuracy either – what is history ? Napoleon said ” What is history but a fable agreed upon ” :rolleyes:

Make the movie Sir David – and let’s see some great CGI an’ all! I tell you what, that link above called ‘Merlins’ took my breath away :p

Rant over :diablo: 😀

Quick question:

While reading out a short piece I’d written at my writers’ group last night, someone picked up on the fact that one piece of dialogue (from one pilot to another) said something along the lines of “Bandits to port”, and a little later again said “Break left”.

Someone mentioned this was inconsistent, and that they should say one or the other. To me it looked fine and sounded fine, but it threw up thoughts on which one should be correct. Should the pilot have said “Break (to) port” instead? Or is the way I’ve written it correct?

:confused:

(BTW, apart from that, they loved it! :D)

Right – let’s hear it then ! 🙂

Super shots of the Hanna’s – thanks 🙂