Was watching band of brothers...

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I really felt emotion for the entire regiment , and episode 7 with the barrage especially with that soldiers that lost his leg made me sick to my stomach. Not sick because it was gory but sick that the pain they felt , the suffering. All i could think of was oh my god :(
 
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I finally bought this on DVD about 2 months ago.. I saw it when it was originally broadcast and thought it was great!...

I found myself getting more and more emotional watching it this time!!... when it got to the Concentration Camp episode I was in tears!!...

Very Powerful TV... Just like the other TV show made by HBO as a follow up from a Tom Hanks film 'From the Earth to the Moon' some of those stories had me in tears for hours!!...
 
Had it on DVD since it was released, one of the finest piece of film making in history.

Agreed. I've got the Tin version, after stumbling across the repeats on the Beeb the other week I've rewatched the entire series.

Simply stunning...

I believe there's a BluRay version on the way too :D
 
one of the finest piece of film making in history.

It's good and the story's excellent but I wouldn't say that. The acting is good but not the finest I've seen, the story has holes and wasn't completely accurate and well there's a few things that could've been a lot better. However, it is a simply brilliant, very touching and moving TV series. For this, I cannot fault it.
 
Definitely the best series I've seen on TV.

I finally gave in to temptation and bought the DVDs the other day for a bargain price of £15 :)
 
It's a eally good series. When I was ill I was looking for something to watch, hadn't seen it before, so I stuck it in.

Watched the whole thing in one sitting, I was literally glued to the screen.
 
I've watched the series so many times but love it so much.

What a true man Richard Winters was.

I've also read the book by Stephen E. Ambrose and thats very good also along with most of his other books..... Citizen Soldiers, D-Day, Pegasus Bridge There all great and recommend them to anyone.
 
The attention to detail in the weaponry is outstanding for a mini-series, especially some of the rarer German stuff you see. A few of those vehicles don't even exist in the real World anymore and had to be built by hand, from scratch.
 
Thoroughly enjoyed the series, i had already read the book by stephen ambrose. And i thought it was an amazing story, like all of ambroses books on ww2, it was based on first hand accounts of the people who took part in the operations and various battles. Although my favourite book of his is about pegasus bridge, and how it was captured by the ox and buck infantry on the early hours of d day. Its a fantastic insight to the actions of one company of the british army during the early stages of d day, and the skill of the glider pilots to put those guys onto the target so precisely. Even in modern warfare a special forces unit would find it hard to get to a guarded bridge, hats off to those guys who done it in 1944 with rudimentary equipment and sheer determination.
 
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I think I've watched the whole series through about 4 times now :)

Wasn't there rumours of another series set in Japan?
 
I watched it when it was first released on television very powerful and moving easily the best series ever!:cool:, and just like others here made me very tearful. I have it on blu ray now, I'm half way through it and my ps3 decided to die lol how **** is that for timing:p
 
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