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S'Jth 2 Prcr.'o. ar.d Lnd omprovmg .i ' ScvJth to Ur-rveT-are ri.s a few of ; - -. ec s wr which Erown has vears. he v Ro-oc-os Er oeer. mo'c'rved For a- emnlo- ed wnh . - r i- C-innell who -."roame a irincopal erzoneer s expertise de-d to c-tber areas on Eor tre has exten L'-ah. a- v. r-.u..T:. d cnstrjcting r dO'Lar projects ' Lic-T:ar-'m'ln! of or tn-e at ion. c connect inn to Spanish Fork's :em. and working as !!ac:eo-n ' sewer r.r 'The smell of napalm in the 5? here's no aih'jral medium more .American (and perhaps more aihjringi than movies. Since the motion picture came into being around the Turn of the Century, first with silent films, and then later with talkies. Americans have been mesmerized with the silver screen's seemingly magical ability to take the audience to another time, another place, even another dimension. N'ames like John Wayne. "i Humphrey Bogart. Lauren BacalL Charlie Chaplin. Gary Cooper. Audrey Hepburn, Hep-burn, and M anion Brando are the stuff of legend This cinema addiction has been exported the world over and b now a multi-billion dollar dol-lar industry in terms of box office sales and DVDs. I've nev er been able to understand un-derstand exactly why, but one of my favorite movie genres is war films. I always played with green army soldiers and G.I. Joe action figures as a kid and loved to play war games with my neighborhood pals in the expansive woods behind our house. Though I never served in the armed forces. I have a deep respect for those who have. One of my grandfathers served in the Swiss Army as a cook and machine gunner during dur-ing World War II as they anticipated an-ticipated Hitler's armies invading invad-ing at any moment. My other grandfather was a Merchant Marine captain of a Liberty shipiuring the war, evading wolf packs of German U- I t'.vi her Y:'j rrrrJc the r-i y w a 3res if vor re srV" 7-je cr.- 'a Crerr v loijir " 'are rr '.cce-i -.rr.iizrr. we were hr.-rjg a Vf, i ; . - hat harcftreo; cr. er the weekend rjt trie rrv 5 ed zex.e There were eozht n ore t Jatc ; htfjes arc 53 r. trie tther T:ia-.-. a c&: z. one and 2 wnrrcn '"rh tre crid stayed rt the other ask for Erl said. "The ctt--oar. t p;k and choose who we erfxe tre O'ririari'ce asanst Other-?- ie. r. has no effect r;; ce. fr.-.: 12 '.-:.t 1 the r.eirnr.-ors who aoerred the crv of tre -.'location. She said the ?y.oose5 or?e on part:-c -1. hareh boH en-o-oo-rh dor nr. engineer for the Bex Eder fomry V.'ilard Estn-ot for fjcod controi a posnion he has hekf smce 1?"5 "c.f"; r'J'--j T"d managed the cc-rructi-on of lamp Shahm and the IDS Cnorrch facrurry in Faorvie-w Cany'on that has served a '.f z" c-c jrj pr'.'c and Orem Tne girls' camp was boxoh bv vol'dnteer labor, ar.d -.vas a proeot srarheaded cv M rjvei- Hornt'. -V."e r:oneered roads, booolt the Laie tarced the storongs. pim-A atertaroks and doioh the firr cabins " Ercwr. said "Tbev should have named n Camp Hunt ' but Do- er doesn t rnind" Brown is sometimes teased bv friends about when he wiTd retire. 'He new- works for his son, !att. owner of MV Brow-n Engineering.) "I tell them I have been to Michael Rigert UE CJ'LL & T-E S.CD boats to get arms, munitions and supplies to the allies in Europe and around the world He's got more edge-of-your-seat stories to tell about his adventures than Aesop, the Brothers Grimm and Mother Goose all put together. Though I've seen many titles of war flicks, there's still many on my bst to see. I just checked out a copy of the World War I classic "Sergeant York" starring Gary Cooper for an upaxning film marathon. mara-thon. So I thought I share my Top 10 list of the Best War Monies (I've seen thus far) for your reading enjoyment. "Saints and Soldiers" AJ (2003) Local filmmaker film-maker Ryan little's gem about a smaB band of American Qs during World War II who survive sur-vive the Maimed- Massacre and are caught behind enemy lines. Though there's a faith element el-ement to the flick, its not really an LDS movie per se. The final i violations oorpanos She said Jaooos has a h-scry o djpong Kritors arr'it how he oses the property', prop-erty', and she's act sore that s aZ tr the past "I'm n-'i sore that thos s he kr.d rl takes a cr.-ant age of pe-oce. an-d I dor-'t see horn srocc'OT2 " -d ot mav rot oft 00 er .'aoofe said he s ?o.'r. rented an archcatkr. to the orr." to n-on the rrooises as itoersed s-oce-r ir.-ong farTotti-es Eaok rr?iA rrjse fr. e recoverong ad'irts b-t weld recrxre a roratoTi staff of eosht or 10. The ho'-ses have passed earry ons-re-rtiros. hoit it remaoons to he seen whether hos anphoa-totc anphoa-totc wZ "re approT-'ed Jaooi saod that of it ckes. he wou:d wcid r-'er fat the sanoe fate as those wrr. were foroed oon on Satoor oiay "O.'er mv dead boorv will thsv seo kicked cji in the street dke these fCfTks dod .oe saod "That wedd he the most e2ro-ois thons I codd ever I Ace Stryker car be reached q t 2-t4-2556 or as " h e r hertz!.u.ex.ricrjrr. B'irrvoe fin Sevier Countv'l -bere else is there to go-.. I en-'O-.' what I do I dor. t knew if you really cadi thos work. I don't have to worry about noaking payroll all the pressures pres-sures of nironing a b-isriress bel-c-r.g to Mart. I can corn and go as I want, and so-met mes. thev pay me." he smik-d Ross and his wife. Noinrna. have been married for 55 years. Thev raised f our criildren and have 13 HrarKfchildrerL !t s been a nrrviiege to show- up to work with hdm everv da v." Sherry said of her father. "He has had the op-pcpunity' op-pcpunity' to mentor dozens of vcjung teop-le in public service across the state, and riobody ever worked for him vou worked with him." "This is ready long overdose." over-dose." Washburn said "You are a part of the foundation of our ccmmunitv-." procbet is amazing considering the movie's relatively miniscule budget. 9 'Stalingrad" (1993) One of the best antiwar anti-war movies ever made. Joseph Vilsmaier's World War II tale (in German with subtitles) of a German Heer unit that gets sent to the Eastern Front and experiences pure hell on earth Not for the faint of heart. 8"Braveheart"(1995) Mel Gibson's epic about Scottish warrior William Wil-liam Wallace s struggle to unite 13th century clans to overthrow and cast out the English armies that oppress them. Brutal battle scenes, great sound track, and amazing amaz-ing cinematography. 7 "Empire of the Sun (197) Steve Spielberg's Spiel-berg's under-appreciated look at a young British boy's struggle strug-gle to survive when the Japanese Japa-nese armies invade Shanghai during World War II. A very poetic presentation. 6 "Plat oon" ( 1986) Oliver Oli-ver Stone's "piece de resistance" about a squad of American soldiers fighting the enemy and each ether in the jungles of Vietnam. In one of the most powerful moments I ve ev er seen on film, WiDem Dafoe's character goes down as the chopper lifts off as we hear the piercing strains of Samuel Barber's Adaggk for Strings. 5 "Black Hawk Down" (2001) A not-small group of elite UJS. Army Rangers and Delta Force commandos com-mandos get overwhelmed by AK47 armed drugged up mobs of Somali mteiamen in a story based on the true fiasco. A frightening real portrayal Festival Continued from Page I to do-e." he states otj his Veb she aVi-it trie ?tory. "In Jury 3'J. the Cr.'iJ War's Moodiest battle ieft 40 ."Tien dead or wo-JTided Trie preskkrrrt wojld rxx their saonf ice in the fyrrybJTZ Address even as he laW.hed our young r-sSkxi to-A-ard r.s f-jture." Janet jih. a drisyxi b-braroan b-braroan with the Orem Puhibc Library arid a festival axxciina-tor. axxciina-tor. said Lieberman's "Abraham and Isaac" was met-cukJsry researched thro'jgh primary sources inchjdmg Ltncoln's famed speech and the diaries and letters of yjidiers who fought at Gettysburg. When listeners bear Ljeber-man Ljeber-man s storv. it 's in the words of Lincoln and U.S. P.t Isaac Tavx. who didn't survive the war. she said "For people who did not experience these things, it is his' readiness, his humanness. he gr. es to the facts." Low said rYou can study Getr.-sburg and know how many were wounded wound-ed and killed the bloodshed Bon you don't really know what it feels like until you experience it through their stories." Tonight at 7 p.m. storyteller story-teller Noa Baum. an Israeli who began a dialogue with a Palestinian woman while living in the United States, weaves together their memories and their mothers' stories in a free cone en of "A Land Twice Promised" She's a new' comer tr- the Tirr.panogos Storvtefling Festival "That's the lovely thing about the conference we host." Low-said. Low-said. "We host and bring in people peo-ple who are not the top 20 or 30 ( national tellers) but are doing great things. Some are known more for their writing" In a recent segment on National Public Radio. Low recalls hearing that a study had recently been conducted that found striking similarities to people actually going through an experience and others reading read-ing about those experiences. She said reading or storytelling may be one of the best ways to learn about history. "It's clear for the brain scans that reading or going through the story of it. are almost as true vicarious experiences as going through the actions and living it yourself." Low said "We have to know more than the facts. It's the human effect ef-fect that can only be told with story." For a full Midwinter Conference Confer-ence schedule of events and locations, lo-cations, to purchase tickets, or register for workshops, go online on-line to www.timpfest.org. call 229-7436. or go to the library at 58 N. State St. in Orem. morning' of modern urban warfare and glimpse of what our troops have faced in Iraq. 4 "Letters from Iwo Jima"(2006) A film director dint Eastwood made at the same time he made "Flags of Our Fathers." this is an amazingly human portrayal por-trayal of the war in the Pacific from the Japanese perspective. perspec-tive. In Japanese with English subtitles. Nominated for Best Picture. 3 "Downfall" (2004) "Der Untergang" in the original German it was shot in. it realistically depicts the final days of Adotph Hitler and other oth-er German officials and their families in the bunker as the Red Army steadily advances on Berlin. Bruno Ganz is brilliant bril-liant as der Fuhrer. 2 "The Thin Red line" (1998) -Amazingly subtle considering its all-star cast. Terrence Malick's film tells the story of Qs battle to take Guadalcanal in the Pacific Pa-cific as they battle their inner demons. I love the ethereal dreamlike feel of this one. Nominated for seven Oscars. 1 "Saving Private Rvan" (1998) An instant classic, Spielberg's fictional story about an American unit that been ravaged by storming the beaches as Norrnandv on DDay is tasked to go behind enemy lines to find a paratrooper para-trooper whose three brothers have all been killed in action. From the opening carnage on the beaches to the final stand against the advancing German armor, this one is a thriller. Mkfcad Rigert is the editor of the Orem TCmes. He can be reached for comment at |
