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This is an excellent collection of John Wayne movies that are all set in World War II in the Pacific Theater of Operations. Each film individually stands on it's own as a very good depiction of the dedication, perseverance, sacrifice, and bravery of our United States armed forces fighting incredible odds in the Pacific area of World War II. "They Were Expendable" is set against a backdrop of the early use of the PT Boat, as President John F. Kennedy served on. (JFK himself is NOT depicted). "Flying Leathernecks" is a little more title obvious is about Marine Corps fliers in WW II. "Operation Pacific" is about the submarine warfare aspect of WW II. Back To Bataan" depicts the fight in the Philippines and the way the US Armed forces worked with the Filipino freedom fighters in their effort to resist the Japanese. They are all good films, each worth the cost of the set, and then some. So grab up the set and get a bargain. You may want to stock up on popcorn and have a weekend film festival. Not one stinker in the whole bunch.Read full review
This disc has four great John Wayne action movies set during the Second World War. All of them are well acted ad directed.
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Great cinimatic fun. These films take you back to a great time in movies! Also they are of historic value about what this country, and our armed forces had to endure to win this terrible war.
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All John Wayne movies ar good especially the military and western.
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I am a John Wayne fan. These are 4 of the best John Wayne movies. They were expendable Operation Pacific flying leathernecks back to Bataan. Movies are digitally remastered. Some are colorized. A must-have price was very reasonable. I will buy from again thank you Ewing
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