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[Vigilant]

Nice one Lazarus, a different take for sure. Personally I was waiting for a Lerche to land in front of him

[Feuerfalke]

Originally Posted by Vigilant

Nice one Lazarus, a different take for sure. Personally I was waiting for a Lerche to land in front of him

LO - I was sure until the last moment somebody would drop a 5000kg bomb.

[Lazarus]

Crap! Do they drive on the right in Slovakia
haha....that sucks.....wait......it's not Slovakia.....yea, that's it....it's a...Polish village?

[x__CRASH__x]

Lazarus, please check your PM.

[Feuerfalke]

Originally Posted by [RS]Lazarus

Crap! Do they drive on the right in Slovakia
haha....that sucks.....wait......it's not Slovakia.....yea, that's it....it's a...Polish village?

LOL

Yeah, that's better. Poland was a British Colony anyway, right? Just kidding.

Don't worry, Lazarus, the movie is great.

[Avala]

What a strange town, only military vehicles.
Great movie, although in-car camera is a bit too high and time and weather settings could be different.
Reminds me of this excellent Mafia intro movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKsaJe2zKSo

[Lazarus]

I agree the view is a bit high. I should have pointed the POV down a bit more. It's a bit difficult when you're going for a Sunday drive in a Corsair with the wings folded.

This is all good for when I come up with a story to put that scene in...I'll re-shoot it with all of your corrections

[DoolittleRaider]

Very creative idea.....You could have entered something like this into the 2008 IL2 Movie Competition. It meets all the requirements (would have to be minimum 3:00 in duration, though)... You are correct, you don't necessarily have to have any aircraft in an "IL2 movie"!!!

As for a story, think along the lines of TWO pilots driving thru the town enroute to an airfield...at an early dawn time/setting. The same exciting music is playing on the radio. The two take off in their two aircraft, going to battle. You don't need to show any air combat at all... Then, cut to a Dusk or evening setting as you show just ONE vehicle returning from the field, driving thru the town... The music is different, very melancholic, solemn... The "message" is clear...
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