davidrshannon

Far too Americanised for my taste...just bloody awful. Along with the viewer from Sascathewan I was wondering where the Maratime accents where? Very terrible film, a shame really being that it reflects poorly on the wonderful story of Anne of Green Gables.

I just watched this film tonight for the very first time and I have to say it was extremely well done. Just thinking of the countless young men in WWI, dying for causes that they truly do not understand, really should sadden anyone.

I have to admit I don't know much about Australia's involvement in the war however this film certainly made me better appreciate it still.

I can certainly what this war meant to Australia in terms of defining a nation. For Canada...Vimmy Ridge was such a battle. At times I'm bothered at whole little a role many of the Commonwealth nations are attributed during both WWI and WW2.

I remember seeing this film on the CBC when I was a kid...scared me to death. I recently rented it not long ago. Yes the film is dated but it is still far pretty than most of the horror films that have been made since.

BTW for Sundance from Kansas, this was not a Hollywood film...it's Canadian my friend.