[tank nut]

Well mine has got to be flyboys, like those world war one dog fights!!

[CKS1]

Star Wars would have to be my fav : )

Cheers.

[Captain Eddie]

I've gotta go with The Blue Max, with Midway as a strong second! I liked Flyboys also, but the dogfight scenes in The Blue Max just seem more realistic.

[swoop]

Tanknut If you like WWI movies. Take a look at 'Aces High'.

[tank nut]

Thanks swoop, I will check that out!!

[DCRanger]

I don't know The McConnel story. Anyone got details and is it available on DVD?

Amongst my favourites are Way To The Stars and David Niven in A Matter Of Life And Death.

[flyXwire]

Originally Posted by DCRanger

I don't know The McConnel story. Anyone got details and is it available on DVD?

This movie is not available on DVD...in fact I haven't seen it in the old VHS format either. If you go to Turner Classic Movies website link below, you

can vote to have this movie released on DVD.

http://www.tcmdb.com/title/title.jsp?stid=3896

[DCRanger]

Originally Posted by flyXwire

This movie is not available on DVD...in fact I haven't seen it in the old VHS format either. If you go to Turner Classic Movies website link below, you

can vote to have this movie released on DVD.

http://www.tcmdb.com/title/title.jsp?stid=3896

Thanks for the link. Alan Ladd and June Allyson must make it a worthwhile film to see.

[Cruver Collecter]

Just saw one the other day that I thought would go good on this list. Movie "Wake Island" filmed in 1942 was a pretty good old War Bond type flick.

[Rush104]

Another one I forgot to mention is "Hell Diver", with Clark Gable and Wallace Beery. The story was written by Frank "Spig" Wead, a former Naval aviator. John Wayne later played Mr. Wead in the 1957 flick "The Wings of Eagles" (which was another good one).