Fighting On Film - The War Movie Podcast. Join hosts Robbie McGuire (of RM Military History) and Matthew Moss (of Historical Firearms & The Armourer’s Bench) as they uncover forgotten gems and diamonds in the rough! Check out our website www.fightingonfilm.comFind us on twitter @FightingOnFilm Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/fighting-on-film. more
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We are thrilled to celebrate our 150th episode with a classic from the genre - 1961's 'The Guns of Navarone'. The epic adventure, based upon Alistair MacLean's best selling novel, was directed by J. Lee Thompson and boasts a fantastic ensemble cast i... more
Gary Cooper and David Niven face off against a Moro Rebellion in the Philippines in 1906 in this week's review. Cholera, orchids and Niven on a Gatling Gun - what more could we want? Matt and Robbie also talk about the upcoming 150th episode and anno... more
We recently gave a talk at the fantastic 'We Have Ways of Making You Talk' podcast Festival, after doing 2 quizzes at previous events. This year we gave a talk on depictions of the British Army on Film during the Second World War. From Dunkirk to the... more
I have only started listening to this podcast this year. This has opened up new films for me to watch and find that I enjoy (even the ones that get a slightly less that good review in podcast) the films a lot more due to the information that come via this podcast.
Really enjoy the podcast. more
I’ve been listening to this podcast for some time now and I find myself looking forward to it above anything else I regularly listen to. Robbie and Matthew are two enthusiastic guides to the world of war movies- they know their stuff, but they wear their knowledge lightly so the show never feels like a lecture, it’s like enjoying a chat with friends in your local pub. more
Listen regularly but alway annoyed by inaccurate reading of names e.g the Odin Line - it’s Onedin Line or George Jackson the actor. - Gordon Jackson one of our finest actors. more
As always the folks at Fighting on Film have some excellent and informative opinions. The reviews are first class and the background information expertly researched. The viewing suggestions are always top notch, and I'm thankful that you both have to sometimes watch films that mean I don't have to (coughs SAS: Red Notice). Keep up the great work people.
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