Red Dawn redux

[walnutred]

Arkansas would be interesting, Go Razorbacks! It might work at that. ;D Somehow I think Wisconsin would be out of the question.

 

[Wheelgunner840]

Don't know if a copy/paste of this list breaks forum rules, so here is a link to the list of the top 20 least inspiring High School mascots.

my pointless: top 20 least-inspiring high school mascots

St Hubert HS in Philly. "The Bambies" I can see the enemy quaking in their boots in fear of being nuzzled and nibbled!

Honorable mentions that would probably not strike fear into the invaders:

The Nimrods
The Poca-dots
Bunnies
Alices
Lambkins



I would watch the new remake. The first Red Dawn was fun.


WG840

 

[Wyatt Burp]

Original Red Dawn trivia. The great villian William Smith who was the russian in this movie is really fluent in Russian and other languages and served in the Korean war in highly classified situations. He's sure been living a full life, ending up in movies. I'm just going by memory but his accomplishments would take up a few paragraphs here. A man of drive, depth, and many talents besides shooting and beating up people in movies.

 

[watchmanjimg]

Original Red Dawn trivia. The great villian William Smith who was the russian in this movie is really fluent in Russian and other languages and served in the Korean war in highly classified situations. He's sure been living a full life, ending up in movies. I'm just going by memory but his accomplishments would take up a few paragraphs here. A man of drive, depth, and many talents besides shooting and beating up people in movies.

I definitely agree that William Smith is an accomplished individual. I've long admired his work. I always got a kick (pun intended) out of his appearance in The Rockford Files.