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War Birds – One Movie I’ll Gladly Pay to See in the Theater!Most of my readers have been around for a while now and are probably familiar with my love of aviation and firearms Anywho, getting the train of thought back on track after a relatively minor derailment – right where were we? Oh yeah, there’s a movie I’ve got to go see when it comes out in 2011 About that test footage… So what do you get when you combine gun Pr0n, plane pr0n, great camera work, and some rockin’ music? Click on the vid (found at warbirdsmovie.com with the embed coming from firstshowing.net) below to find out My first reaction? Something like “OH HELL YEAH The movie is called “WAR BIRDS” and is set to begin filming this upcoming summer in Michigan. And they’re doing it right! They’ll be using real airplanes, not models for everything but the destruction. What’s even better is that the video above isn’t from the production at all, but rather a short test film to see how well their techniques and angles work So what’s the movie about? hollywoodreporter.com:
I’ll forgive you if you think the plot is a bit far-fetched without knowing more. But in return, you have to forgive me for loving the idea if for nothing more than the thought of seeing all those beautiful airplanes along with hearing the associated sounds like the gorgeous whine of the turbocharger in the Spitfire towards the end there I’ve been thinking it’s time for a flying movie… Hat tip to Theo Spark 4 comments to War Birds – One Movie I’ll Gladly Pay to See in the Theater! |
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I could do without the cheesy music, the sweet roar of Pratts and Merlins is enough for me. And yeah, I DO think the plot is a lil far-fetched. There ain’t enough money in the frickin’ world to entice guys that own warbirds to put them at risk, i.e., combat with real armament. Simulated dogfighting, yes. Live ammo? I don’t think so. ;)
Can’t agree more with ya there, Buck – I love the sounds
A T-6 painted Navy and no tailhook? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! There are some SNJs out there still. But as Buck says, ain’t using the rare hardware for other than simulated/show fights. And don’t forget them Wright Cyclones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep, they’re civilian owned warbirds alright. I’m not surprised by anything I see on ‘em anymore, but unfortunately I can’t buy ‘em all and fix the problems
I would, however love to have a fully armed Mustang or P-47 for air to ground fun