Zulu

[Section_31]

 

It was on yesterday, forgotten how good it was, the bit where the Zulus start doing their war dance and the Welsh choir start up in response, then the Zulus get really pissed off and crank it up a level, before charging them down and getting shot to pieces. Top class.

[Alan Sex]

Zulus? Faaaaaaaaaaaaaasands of 'em!

[Section_31]

Zulus? Faaaaaaaaaaaaaasands of 'em!

 

The musics class as well, they should re-release the Istanbul DVD with that music in the background, friggin ace.

[Paul]

*Adopts staccato Michael Caine voice*

 

"Don't you throw. Those bloody spears. At me."

[Stu Monty]

The fight scenes are lame. We're talking "falls off a chair and gets into a coma in a soap" lame.

[Stouffer]

On the port and cheese with Zulu on the box. Fuck you chrimbo; Easter kicks arse.

[aws]

Very good bass section but no top tenors that's for sure.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

My favourite film.

[Croque Monsieur]

[withnail71]

A lot of the guys who fought in that battle were from my home town , and they are buried in my local churchyard. They were from the south wales borderers. I know the great great grandson of Hook *the malingerer" in the hospital in the film, he is a groundsman at our football club.

[Lee909]

Great film.

 

[Section_31]

Britain really did churn out some great films back then.

[Anubis]

I noticed those South Wales wankers, Cardiff, were playing Men of Harlech before kick off yesterday. Harlech is nowhere fucking near Cardiff, you fucking rat-faced pixie led mother fuckers. 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

A lot of the guys who fought in that battle were from my home town , and they are buried in my local churchyard. They were from the south wales borderers. I know the great great grandson of Hook *the malingerer" in the hospital in the film, he is a groundsman at our football club.

The Regiment was actually the 24th Regiment of Foot Warwickshire Regiment and did not become the South Wales Borderers till 1881.

[withnail71]

The Regiment was actually the 24th Regiment of Foot Warwickshire Regiment and did not become the South Wales Borderers till 1881.

got to ruin a good story........

[razor]

But why us sarge?

 

Why?  Because there's no-one else, son.

[Stickman]

Great film and who'd have thought Kenny Ames from Auf widershein who would be such a hero...

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Dave from Minder was a bloody hero.

[George Costanza]

Great Film and an interesting period in British history. Also gave birth to the Spion Kop

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Great Film and an interesting period in British history. Also gave birth to the Spion Kop

Boer War that mate.

[VladimirIlyich]

A lot of the guys who fought in that battle were from my home town , and they are buried in my local churchyard. They were from the south wales borderers. I know the great great grandson of Hook *the malingerer" in the hospital in the film, he is a groundsman at our football club.

Stringy actually babysat a few of them as they were friends of his Grandchildren.

[stringvest]

You're only supposed to blow the bloody Boers off.

[VladimirIlyich]

You're only supposed to blow the bloody Boers off.

Sounds quite pleasant,if you are a Boer.

[stringvest]

A crashing one.

[stevebaby]

"Front rank...FIRE!"

"Second rank...FIRE!"

Replay...

Replay...

This film used to be obligatory for officer cadets at Duntroon, the Australian equivalent to Sandhurst, as an example of how to behave under the pressure of overwhelming odds.

Fucking great movie.