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The Cold Blue is a movie starring V.G. Alexander, Paul Haedike, and Mort Kimmel. A tribute to one of the world's great filmmakers and the men of the 8th Air Force who flew mission after suicidal mission in the Second World War.

Starring: V.G. Alexander, Paul Haedike, Mort Kimmel, William Toombs

Genres: Documentary, War

Director: Erik Nelson

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, War
Director	Erik Nelson
Writer	Erik Nelson
Stars	V.G. Alexander, Paul Haedike, Mort Kimmel, William Toombs
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 41M
Description	A tribute to one of the world's great filmmakers and the men of the 8th Air Force who flew mission after suicidal mission in the Second World War.

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Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 19:12

I just finished watching the documentary "The Cold Blue" and it was a very good documentary. I also think the movie, which is based on a real story, could have been better. Also, the images of the Russian soldiers shooting down the Russian plane are very realistic. The Russians and the Russians who were in that war deserve the glory for the victory that they got. But, you can say that they did not want to show the truth, they wanted to show their side of the story. So, I think the film could have been better. Also, the documentary is not very political. But, the film is well-made and the actors are very good. I highly recommend this film.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 10:15

I'm not sure how to begin this review, but I am compelled to write. I recently saw "The Cold Blue", a documentary about the history of the Cold War, from the original fears of communism to today's world threats. If you are interested in the history of the Cold War, then this movie is absolutely essential. The cinematography and editing is superb, the casting is excellent, and it gives the viewer a great sense of history. I believe that this is what makes the Cold War such a fascinating subject, as it allows us to look back and see the circumstances behind the politics and the fight for a democratic government. There is a sense of time and place, and the feeling of history. What was left behind in the end is the hatred and communism that most people think the world had to go through. I also believe this movie helps people understand the world in which we live. It gives a strong sense of what that world is like, and the struggles and war that both sides have to endure. It reminds us that people can still think about the past and the war, and that it doesn't have to be that way. This movie should be shown in school and with students. It can help them understand the world, and if we continue in the same way we are doing now, this movie will not end.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 04:27

It was not the worst war film I've seen, but the story was ridiculous. No one would even get a medal for bombing. If you have a vote, vote no. I like documentaries, but this is not a documentary. But I like it anyway. I found it inspiring and so did the families. The only good thing about the movie is that it is so honest. Everyone knows the truth.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 09:40

Based on a true story, "The Cold Blue" is an eye-opening look at life during the time of the Korean War and the future of the world. With very few words, director Nolte paints a picture of the atrocities committed by the U.S. Army in Korea. Through interviews with families, survivors and eyewitnesses, he brings a light to the war that was silent and covered up. The film captures the brutality of the war, from the moment the first of its soldiers enters the country to the time the dead are buried. Nolte gives the viewer a clear understanding of what the world was like during the war and how those involved were affected. In his words, "Never in history have so many people been victimized by the United States of America."

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 01:22

Towards the end of World War 2, the Luftwaffe used a German plane to drop one of the most destructive bomb on any single target in history. It's estimated that it killed somewhere between a million and five million people. Unfortunately, for many the effects were not felt immediately, but did become too real as they happened. Shot in 1971, this documentary follows one man's journey to Germany. We follow Paul Beck, an American who is able to use a Radio Astronaut to communicate with Berlin, the city where the bomber was dropped. The series of events that have unfolded since the bombing are captured on film. The first time we hear of the tragedy is when a young girl watches the carnage in horror, she then runs to see a doctor. After being treated, the doctor gives a speech in front of the thousands who were watching. However, this is only the beginning of a harrowing journey into the past. The most significant events that took place are the publication of the "Luftwaffe: The Final Day", a German document that describes the event and that leads Paul to know what he's talking about. Eventually the diary is destroyed by the Nazis, but a copy of it was bought by a Czech boy, who in turn was able to write a book about the events. The film does a good job of going into the technical aspects of the event, the only thing lacking is the documentary of the explosion itself. The direction and editing of the film is flawless, the music has never been better and is chilling at times, although it's mainly a pain to listen to. In summary, this is a brilliant film, it is well worth watching.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 19:25

The short version is: A group of Canadian military veterans who served in Korea in the early 50s as instructors for the Canadian Army are convinced that the military has moved on from the war and that the soldiers still deserve a chance at a more just and reasonable world. They are looking for help from the Canadian government. They tell their stories in a series of video interviews. The one that gets the most play is a man who was a pilot in the Korean war. The film is to be shown in several Canadian cities. It's only been shown in Toronto, Calgary, Ottawa, Vancouver and Victoria. A critic in the Toronto Star called it "the best documentary about the war that we've ever had". I saw it on television and immediately decided to buy it. I've now got a copy, but would love to see it in Canada again. I'm glad that a Canadian film does the film for us. Also, I have some Canadian troops who served in Korea. They also want to know how they can help.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 19:42

I'm not going to say much more than to say this. I don't know how many people will watch this, but if you are a veteran of the Korean War, or if you were a vet, you will learn a lot about the Americans in the 1950s. I hope this will change the way people look at this war. If you have read any of the books by Jeff Herold, you will find this film a great read. Jeff is a great writer, and this movie is just as good. The pace is great, and the characters are well-drawn. They all get great lines and portray the war in a realistic manner. The tone is serious, but there are many comedy moments that would probably not be in this movie if it weren't for Jeff's script. I think it is great that he was able to make this movie. As he was a soldier himself, he had to do a lot of research. I hope this helps you see this film. If you like this movie, please help support it so other people who haven't seen it can. If you liked this, you can check out Jeff's other works, "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Widowmaker."

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 00:47

Since the first war in Bosnia, when Serbs in the country beat the Serbs in the early 1990s, Serbia has been battling to regain it. Most of the footage comes from military vehicles which have been repaired, but not as seen by the general public. At the same time, we are told what it is like for people who have survived the war. The footage is mostly from Bosnian city of Sarajevo, where the majority of the dead were Serbs. Serbs are shown fighting with other ethnicities (not just the Bosnians). In addition, we are told the story of a woman who was raped by Serb soldiers and had a baby with a Serb who fled. Also, we are told of people who are fighting with Serbs. Some of the people were "murdered" by the Serbs, while others were executed. I found this footage very moving. Overall, it's very disturbing to hear stories like this, especially when you are a person who's been through the war.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 15:50

I watched this movie, and as I watched it, it just seemed like I was looking at a little piece of history. The first thing that struck me is that I never felt like this was in a film, but in a real time, where people actually died, when it happened. I mean it was like I was in the middle of a war, and this guy was killed. It was just really crazy to watch, because I felt like I was there. This movie was really good, the movie just keeps getting better as it goes. I really enjoyed this movie, the way it just kept getting better and better, it was very well done, I recommend it.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 09:53

I have always believed that we should all be able to see how one views war. This documentary "Blood and Honor" will continue to move me in a positive direction as I continue to see more and more about the subject. It's a long, difficult, emotional, exhausting journey that keeps me hoping and praying that peace will never come in the Middle East.

Sunday, 31 May 2020 19:08

It's sad to see what humanity has become. It's a shame to see such suffering on the face of the earth. It's time for the world to accept that the world is not so far away anymore. We must make the best of it. I'm not saying the 'fire and brimstone' message is the right one to convey, but to look at the subject from another angle, and look at it from a more human angle, and just look at it with a different perspective, and you will find something different. This film showed me the reality of the situation and it showed me the tragedy of the situation. It was a wonderful film. I believe it's a movie that everyone should see.

Thursday, 28 May 2020 08:32

I love documentaries, and this film is definitely one of my favorite. I really feel like this is what the war was about, not what the war was about. It's so sad that in the end, the Americans went home, and the Germans came home. The film is great, and the documentary aspect of the movie is worth a watch. It makes you feel like a part of it, and that makes you feel a little better about what happened in the war.

Monday, 25 May 2020 17:46

Watched this in my Grade School class (Wakes Academy). Many of the stories depicted in this movie were not fiction. It is the reality. It is a disaster that is happening all over the world. I wanted to learn more about it but I was not allowed. The movie has some serious points to make. It has a good message for everyone. It can be dangerous to live in an industrialized society. People should know their news and be aware of the news. It is one of the few movies that can do that. If you want to understand the world and what is happening to it, you must watch this movie. I think this movie shows it, but some will not like it. Some people will be offended. I thought the acting was great. I think it was very realistic. The only thing that bothered me was the CGI. I don't know how this can be done but I know it is possible. I think this was done for the main characters to make them more real. People who don't like to see real things and who do not like to see the truth need not see this movie. I think it is a good movie to start your summer and show you the reality.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 11:23

It's hard to believe this was produced by the BBC. In fact, it's a good film, certainly better than anything they've put out in recent years. But it has one of the most serious problems that I've seen in a film this year. The movie is set in a place that has a great deal of environmental pollution. I'm not talking about the heavy metals, I'm talking about the radioactive waste. All of that is handled in a way that no sane person would even consider. I mean, look at the film. Some of the most destructive pollution is dealt with in a kind of amusing fashion. But then again, there's some pretty violent stuff in here as well. And the film doesn't offer any real solutions, except for one. At one point, they even have a huge piece of land that was used as a training ground for chemical weapons, and they decide to drill for them. It's something like "Saving Private Ryan" meets "Troy". But then they're only going to drill a few places in the whole war zone. They had to go a whole new direction here, and a very good one. Now, this movie is about two guys who, for a number of years, were a part of a prison camp. They're out and about for a while, talking to various guards about life and death, and then, they're captured. The guys have to turn into soldiers. To do this, they have to carry out various tasks. One of these tasks is to cut down trees in a forest. One of the guys is a prisoner of war, and the other is a prisoner of war who's come back to do some of these tasks. It's not a very exciting film, and, there are a number of scenes where you'll be thinking, "What the hell are they doing?" But the movie is a lot more fun than it has any right to be. And the one positive thing about it is that it has some pretty good photography. But, it's not a movie you'll want to see over and over again. It's more a series of scenes that you'll want to watch once in a while. It's not a great movie, and it doesn't go anywhere very well. But it is a movie that I can say is interesting. It has a great deal of environmental pollution in it. There are some pretty graphic scenes, but it's not the kind of thing that would be found on the T.V. There are also some truly horrific scenes that will definitely put you in the horror movies. Overall, I think this is a pretty good movie. But, it's not the kind of thing you'll want to see over and over again. I think that it's worth seeing once, but I doubt that you'll be anything but bored by it.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 16:29

There's not much going on in this movie, but it's probably better than you would think. There's a lot of voices coming out of the speakers, and that's what makes this film so compelling. I found myself wanting to watch this again and again. I'd recommend it to anyone, as long as they don't give it too much thought and don't take it too seriously. It's quite interesting, and it makes a lot of sense. There's a lot of things that I could say about the film that would be better than what I just said, so I will just leave it at that. It is definitely worth watching, and it's definitely worth seeing at least once.

Friday, 01 May 2020 10:49

I recently read the book and was reminded of it all over again. The same sentiments and story lines were present, the same feelings, the same feelings. It was like the story was directed by Tony Leung. The material and emotions was handled very well. Everything is clear. The different character's were portrayed and there were so many emotions that were not necessarily present in the book. The scene in which the Chinese Americans are given Japanese or Chinese food (meat) was more touching than it was in the book. I would have liked to have seen more of this (possibly an extended scene). The scenes between the three sisters were beautifully filmed. The three sisters interacted beautifully and gave you a feeling of what the war would have been like if the war was won. I do not understand why some of the scenes were cut out or edited out. I am very disappointed. It was a great film. It would have been great if they had made a longer version of this film to finish it off.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 12:02

After the horrors of the Second World War, it's easy to forget how people died during the conflict. Many of the people who fought in the Great War were so determined to kill as many people as possible that they didn't care if they died. This documentary, showing the last years of the Stalingrad front, tells the story of the Soviet soldiers who came to fight for Nazi Germany. It's impossible to see the level of brutality displayed by these men during the war. The women and children of the town were evacuated by train to the Russian border, but many didn't survive the journey. They were sent to the front, where they would either be executed or murdered. The majority of the Russian soldiers were uneducated. The documentary shows how they ended up fighting against Germany, and shows how it's impossible to understand them and their beliefs. It's sad to see how these men died, and it's easy to see how their life was destroyed, but it's worth it to see their deaths. The film is very well done, and shows how brutal this war was. The Germans did not want to fight, and this helped the German soldiers to think of it as "a fight, not a war." The documentary is very moving, and is worth seeing.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 10:57

Killing All The Kings' is an excellent and moving documentary that chronicles the tragic and tragic events that occurred in Sri Lanka between the end of the war and the beginning of the civil war that erupted in 2004. It is a film that begins with the creation of the warring factions, the time when the two parties began fighting, and the events that occurred. It shows the battles between the army and the paramilitaries, the small-arms firefights, and the fighting that occurred between the opposing armies. It is also a film about the people who fought in the war, and the families that lost loved ones. The film is an excellent look at the horrors of war, and at the men and women who were killed in the war. This is a great film that needs to be seen.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 05:26

This is a powerful documentary about the Russians in Afghanistan and Iraq, showing both sides of the story of American soldiers and a Russian Colonel, as well as the Taliban. The interviewees themselves are giving their own side of the story, although they are part of the Taliban, and the stories are both tragic and complicated. However, there is also the view of the Russians, who try to stop the American soldiers from helping the Afghan people. They also try to undermine the American presence, the better to deny any American involvement in the war. This is a true story, based on real events, and people who know more about the conflict than the Americans do. In short, this is an incredible film, based on real events, which is honest, and explains many of the things we were told by the Americans. If you are interested in the war in Iraq, this film is a must-see.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 03:01

If you can get over the fact that the film has a few poor quality in terms of sound, the best thing you can do is sit back, relax, and have a good laugh. The production values are top notch, and the humour is always just right, even when it's in places really quite grotesque. You get the sense of a documentary and of the people who are making the film. The interviews are good, and the cameraman is excellent. Some of the stuff they do with the children (the boys) is a bit too far fetched, but this really isn't the point of the film, the point is that it's just funny, and some of the things they do are just so hilarious that it's really quite enjoyable. You could call it an Aussie style doc, and it's not perfect, but it's quite good and worth a watch. The world needs more of these kinds of films, and the first of its kind. Even if you don't think it's the best film I've ever seen, it's worth a watch, and I certainly will be watching it again.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 02:13

I don't usually write reviews on IMDb, but felt this was really important and just had to say that I wanted to see this film. This movie was exactly what I needed. It was a very good and well-done documentary. I love how the director used some of the tactics that the enemy used and how they were part of the war in the first place. I also loved how the war is shown without the propaganda and just the truth. I thought it was important to see the brutality that we would see during the war, the atrocities that were done and the actions of those who were in charge. I was so impressed with the camerawork and editing. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone.

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