A classic war film
The Guns of Navarone was one of many war films that used to play on weekend TV all the time when I was a kid. I loved it from the start because of its sense of adventure and action scenes. I even had a Guns of Navarone play set back in the day.<br /><br />The story revolves around a group of British commandos led by Gregory Peck attempting to destroy a Nazi gun emplacement in Greece that threatened the evacuation of British troops from an island.<br /><br />What first stands out is that Peck is supposed to be a British soldier but doesn’t even try to do a British accent. He just talks in his regular voice. Second the story throws all kinds of obstacles in the way of his team from spies to wounded members to conflicts within the team. Last there’s the big action scenes at the end. It still stands out to this day.
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