Aviation Movies?

"Hell's Angels" and "The Dawn Patrol" from the early '30s.
Wings - the silent classic that won the first best picture academy
award.

Yes, I'm seriously into WWI aviation!


On Mon, 30 May 2005 15:22:45 GMT, (Dave Burton)
wrote:

Here is you chance to suggest movies to show at a fly-in. I'd
appreciate any suggestions for newer movies, available on DVD or video
tape. We've seen all the oldies. I've got to stick to PG films for
the most part since this will be visible to the CAP cadets and anyone
else still up after dark. The films will be shown outdoors at the
edge of the taxiway. I'm not a movie goer and I'm not familar with
newer offerings that might be available.

We have " kids day" we also need a movie for. "Holes" last year was
a big hit...

Any movie suggestions that might entain the fly-in crowd would be
great. I know the choice of aviation movies is limited and I don't
think we want to show Top Gun or Independance Day, again...

Thanks,
Dave

Alan wrote:
"Hell's Angels" and "The Dawn Patrol" from the early '30s.
Wings - the silent classic that won the first best picture academy
award.

Yes, I'm seriously into WWI aviation!

Wasn't "Hell's Angels" the movie by Howard Hughes?

Antonio

"Antoñio" wrote in message
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Alan wrote:
"Hell's Angels" and "The Dawn Patrol" from the early '30s.
Wings - the silent classic that won the first best picture academy
award.

Yes, I'm seriously into WWI aviation!

Wasn't "Hell's Angels" the movie by Howard Hughes?

Antonio

Yes, and Pancho Barnes flew in it.