One of the rare times the entire theater sat thru all the credits at the end cos we all loved the song Burning Bridges....and they played it loud for us too.😊
Honest to god, Every time I hear this song or see the ending orstart I start balling my eyes out. I just remember my childhood and everyone that is no longer with me, sitting down and watching it with me. RIP Dad, Mum, Sister, Aunt, Granda,Grandma and my 2 Brothers! Such an amazing film and in my opinion a cinematic master piece, There isn't a week that goes by when I don't watch this film. I never cry at anything, this just makes me so emotional and understand more about life.
I feel much the same way. I remember when my mother took my older brother and me to go see KH at the base theater on Fort Belvoir. I was 9 or 10 years old at the time. I came from a pretty strict military family (dad was a career naval aviator who had fought in WWII and Korea, but who had retired by the time the movie came out). I remember my mother's mouth hanging open in shock over Oddball's antics specifically and the whole of the movie's plot in general: the good guys going rouge and looking out for themselves for a change. Suffice to say, Mom did NOT like the movie. My brother and I, on the other hand, thought it was a hoot.
Wow, it sounds as though you have experienced a lot of loss in your life. I am glad that you can enjoy the good times that you had with those people. I work in behavioral health and I hope you have sought help dealing with all that loss. To be honest, my eyes water too.
I always loved the credit sequence, and loved how they seemed to get picture credits for LITERALLY EVERYONE, even the nobody German officer from the minefield.
Because nobody is a nobody on this earth. War, and movies, can make people seem 'unimportant' but the end credits want to make you realize that they are all people too, who surely had their own dreams and ambitions cut short by the horror of war.
Just watched Kelly's Heroes on Channel 5. I'd forgotten what an awesome piece of soundtrack music this is. Great to see some of the best of America's actors again. Wonderful film.
my mother liked MASH better than this. in this case i beg to differ cause i liked this alot. fun to watch, especially with a stellar cast such as clint, don, and telly
This was by far the funniest part,my Dad & I always used to fall about laughing at this. He was a WW2 & D-Day veteran & he loved the humour in this film,he often used to tell me "That's just what we were like as well son,part of the time"
This is perhaps one of the most satisfying ending of a movie I have ever seen. Poor guys, thrown into the frontline, trying to make a fortune with a luckily found information and actually get away with it. And even willing to share it evenly, even with someone their country deems the enemy. Just phenomenal.
@@lot2196 It's not capitalism when it's simply about individuals and especially about those that are just trying to survive their own country's bullshits.
The definition of an all-star cast. My grandfather was in both theaters of WW2, and this has always been his favorite war film. Even better that it's somehow based on a true story!
@@just_one_opinion Might be hard to belive but there were a few people that managed to serve in both the Pacific, Italian, and Western (ie France) fronts. Not many, but they existed.
Excellent Movie A Classic Perfect All Star Cast I You will never see A Movie Like This Again. I grew up watching it on TV I now have it on DVD One of my top 3 War Movies Of All Time
@@rickpeck9892 It's a drawing on the wall inside the bank left by Kelly's commando 0:30 Up yours is a slightly polite version of "up your ass"; US troops learnt it from British troops
Your're not going to believe this, but I just saw Kellys Heroes about three days ago and its a great movie. I had no Idea how great of a movie it is. Donald Sutherland is awsome as Odball. He was so convincing.
a military drum march forms the bottom and rhythm, while a sad look back at the mistakes we made during life overlays it. This is superb. Fantastic song. Truly one of my favorites of all time.
Arguably the greatest closing credits and song in history of movie industry. They just don't make things like that anymore. Today they would hire some huge star to sing the song and make video with whole bunch of CGI crap.
Yes I agree what made these movies great was the fact that they where restricted by the technology of that time, but just because we have CGI and all this so called advanced tech it doesn't mean we have to use it
Love this movie! My favorite scene is when Oddball and his tank crews destroy the railway station while playing Hank Williams' "Sunshine." Then, as they leave, they play "I've been working on the RailRoad". Love the irony, and the positive waves.
A friend of mine went back into the Army after Sept 11,2001 & went back into Armor. He said they did hit an Iraqi truck depot with Hank Jr's Sunshine blowing out of their speakers. Okay,it wasn't a railyard but they did the best they could with what they could find.
OMG that so sounds like my experience. I was that age too - born in 1972 and watched it with my parents...stayed up late too. Loved every second of it, still do. Something about that film that just ticks every box and leaves you feeling happy. And just like you I see it and think of my parents too.....
"Man...you smell like you fell into a dungheap..." Cowboy "Kinda makes you homesick..doesn't it" Crapgame... This Movie was really awesome...great stars, supporting actors...and this great theme...
+openmind1966 One other point about this movie, was Lalo Schfrin, who is prominent in a large number of Clint Eastwood movies. He did the music for the Dirty Harry movies, and his sound really gave this arrangement, if not the soundtracks to the Dirty Harry movies credibility you don't often find today...
I remember my best friend and I used to play Army in the 60's, we used to believe it would be awesome to become a hero fighting a war, then Viet Nam, governments treat us all like pawns, like lives to be thrown away, I think Kelly's Heros said, enough and the theme song is simply beautiful. I will cherish the memories of my best friend John C. Always! We loved this movie! Thanks for posting the video!
The exact lyrics of this song are: Friends all try to warn me But I held my head up high All the time the warned me but I only passed them by They all tried to tell me but I guess I didn't care I turned my back Left them standing there. All the burning bridges that have fallen after me All the lonely feelings and burning memories Everyone I left behind each time I closed the door burning bridges lost forever more. Joey tried to help me find a job a while go When I finally got it I didn't wanna go The party Mary gave me when I just walked away Now there's nothing left me for me to say All the burning bridges... Years have passed and I keep thinking What fool I have been I look back into the past and think of way back then I know that I lost everything I thought I could win I guess I should have listened to my friends. Burning bridges lost forever more. Burning bridges lost forever more.
Downloaded this song and listen to it in my car, my dads old military vehicles or on my MP3 player. Love it and NEVER get bored with it. Best song ever :D
The best part is Captain Maitland had no idea about the gold when he walked into the bank….the puzzling look on his face with the “ Kilroy “ ………and “ …….” up yours baby “ was a masterpiece of F you……but the gold was gone…..possibly the best war movie idea ever made…..
Seriously brilliant direction and editing in this scene - what a great score. One of those movies that really has a wow factor. Reminiscent of the better spaghetti westerns, like the scene in Good the Bad and the Ugly where the message reads "Goodbye Idiots" and Eastwood passes it to Tuco and says "it's for you".
Len Lesser... The only actor in history who was always capable to turn such small, almost insignificant characters like Bellamy in this movie or Gavin in Everybody Loves Raymond into beloved and memorable characters. Bellamy literally appears in just four short scenes in this movie (on phone with Oddball, verbal fight with Crapgame, on phone with Kelly and talking to the General), but that was more then enough for everybody to notice him. Of course, many years later, Lesser was immortalized for his legendary role of Uncle Leo on Seinfeld.
You forgot Abe in the Outlaw Josey wales who wanted to take Josey wales in for the bounty on his head. How'd that work out for Abe & his sidekick? Not too goooood!
The scene and soundtrack for anyone leaving a bad job for a better one. I printed out the Kilroy “up yours baby” in 11x17 for my worst boss on my last day.
I agree completely. I purchased the DVD two weeks ago and enjoyed it all the way through. It's a timeless classic and is yet to be bettered in the comedy war movies genre. I had hoped Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds would be a modern "Kelly's Heroes", but it sadly wasn't. A great movie, with a great cast and superb music. I even listen to "Burning Bridges" on my Ipod when I am on the beach on vacation.
This movie was mostly shot in today Croatia, then-Yugoslavia, with portions of the movie shot in Italy. Scenes at General's headquarters were shot at Castle Fantast, now a hotel, in a town called Becej in today-Serbia.
RIP Oddball, sadly not many of this incredible cast left now. It’s such a beautiful end in that they literally head off into the sunset. You do wonder what they would have done next, obviously they’d have needed to fence the gold into hard cash and split it. Considering that they’d have been facing numerous charges for desertion and other breaches of discipline they couldn’t have gone back, so maybe they each found a French girl and lived quietly for years, or maybe they’d caused so much confusion they were written off as MIA and they managed to quietly get back home.
I watched this film back when i was about 14 or something in around between 2013-2016 i do say, because my step dad gave it to me and wow, i wish i could re-experience the first time again. It was possibly the best WW2 movie i ever have watched even if it was old it was so fun to watch. I'm glad that Battlefield bad company 1 based on this movie and even the protagonist looks so much like Client Eastwood in this movie, and just like the film that game was also the best campaign mission in Battlefield serie.
So many of those old TV show opening themes are stuck in my head forever. (I'm playing "Mannix" in my head now; it was kind of jazzy, wasn't it?) Another great film composer was Nino Rota. He did the scores for "Romeo and Juliet" (the 1968 version) and "The Godfather".
An hippy in WWII... must be arrived from the 60's through a time tunnel XD ...and the song? So in the mood of the 60's, too (in a film setting in the WWII) XD All an all, this is one of my favourite films. Good actors in a good story in a good film. A classic!
Sadly, as of April 2020, out of 25 credited actors in this movie (counting only the ones with their pictures in this credits), only six are still alive, Dick Balduzzi being the last to die on January 27, 2020: Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, Gavin McLeod, Stuart Margolin, Tom Troupe and Gene Collins. Only two people who I don't know if they are still alive or not since there is no information online, are Fred Pearlman and Michael Clark. This was Pearlman's only known movie role and no other info about him is available, while Clark's last known role was in 1998, so he is possibly dead by now.
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This movie i can watch over and over again and the theme song is a classic
One of the rare times the entire theater sat thru all the credits at the end cos we all loved the song Burning Bridges....and they played it loud for us too.😊
Honest to god, Every time I hear this song or see the ending orstart I start balling my eyes out. I just remember my childhood and everyone that is no longer with me, sitting down and watching it with me. RIP Dad, Mum, Sister, Aunt, Granda,Grandma and my 2 Brothers! Such an amazing film and in my opinion a cinematic master piece, There isn't a week that goes by when I don't watch this film. I never cry at anything, this just makes me so emotional and understand more about life.
Cast immortalized forever!
I feel much the same way. I remember when my mother took my older brother and me to go see KH at the base theater on Fort Belvoir. I was 9 or 10 years old at the time. I came from a pretty strict military family (dad was a career naval aviator who had fought in WWII and Korea, but who had retired by the time the movie came out). I remember my mother's mouth hanging open in shock over Oddball's antics specifically and the whole of the movie's plot in general: the good guys going rouge and looking out for themselves for a change. Suffice to say, Mom did NOT like the movie. My brother and I, on the other hand, thought it was a hoot.
Sinto a mesma sensação, filme maravilhoso! Acabei de assistir novamente lembro da primeira vez que assisti, ainda era criança.. 😢
Wow, it sounds as though you have experienced a lot of loss in your life. I am glad that you can enjoy the good times that you had with those people. I work in behavioral health and I hope you have sought help dealing with all that loss. To be honest, my eyes water too.
This movie doesn't need a remake its already too gorgeous and awesome.
+Joshua Peterson Wasnt three Kings some sort of remake?
+Joshua Peterson there's no way you could remake this movie?!?!?!?!?! who could you possibly cast???? NO ONE!!!!!
Yea ikr?
+ABW941 Three Kings was called "A Kelly's Heroes for the Gulf War."by one critic.I still haven't seen it.
Agreed
It's always so sad when you see the faces of the characters who died, especially to this song. Still wonderful to see.
I thought I was the only one that had that feeling
+jeser villarroya: Yeah, especially when they are smiling. It's a very touching bit of the movie.
agreed
@@arknell positive waves 👍
The days of good actors,unlike the s**t we have today!
I always loved the credit sequence, and loved how they seemed to get picture credits for LITERALLY EVERYONE, even the nobody German officer from the minefield.
Bill Hiers yah,never seen any other movie do that.
Because nobody is a nobody on this earth. War, and movies, can make people seem 'unimportant' but the end credits want to make you realize that they are all people too, who surely had their own dreams and ambitions cut short by the horror of war.
Just watched Kelly's Heroes on Channel 5. I'd forgotten what an awesome piece of soundtrack music this is. Great to see some of the best of America's actors again. Wonderful film.
The greatest bank heist movie ever filmed - the good guys get away with the loot
Yeah taking gold of nazis is perfect
On YT, Mark Felton has a true story ,called True Kelly's Heroes gold heist. Creepy true.
@@tallthinwavy3 I may have watched that one, I'll have to check it out
To people who disliked the video, don't hit me with them negative waves
Always with them negative waves people, tsk tsk...
@@coolbear6441 what with their negative waves
my mother liked MASH better than this. in this case i beg to differ cause i liked this alot. fun to watch, especially with a stellar cast such as clint, don, and telly
EnvyThaGamez woof woof
Woof woof!
This was by far the funniest part,my Dad & I always used to fall about laughing at this.
He was a WW2 & D-Day veteran & he loved the humour in this film,he often used to tell me "That's just what we were like as well son,part of the time"
This is perhaps one of the most satisfying ending of a movie I have ever seen. Poor guys, thrown into the frontline, trying to make a fortune with a luckily found information and actually get away with it. And even willing to share it evenly, even with someone their country deems the enemy. Just phenomenal.
Peace through capitalism. I'm serious.
@@lot2196 It's not capitalism when it's simply about individuals and especially about those that are just trying to survive their own country's bullshits.
_"Woof-Woof"_
Drinking wine eating some cheese lol
AMEN
One of the best films ever made without a doubt...great acting,script,pacing...and since we are all watching this a damn fine soundtrack!!
The definition of an all-star cast. My grandfather was in both theaters of WW2, and this has always been his favorite war film. Even better that it's somehow based on a true story!
Western front, eastern front , Italy, North africa and the Pacific? Ok cool.
@@just_one_opinion Might be hard to belive but there were a few people that managed to serve in both the Pacific, Italian, and Western (ie France) fronts. Not many, but they existed.
Quite simply a bloody wonderful movie. Legendary cast,...what's more to say..!!
I was lucky enough to see this at the
drive-in movies in 1970 ..
What a great time it was back then ..
All gone now ..
Excellent Movie A Classic Perfect All Star Cast I You will never see A Movie Like This Again. I grew up watching it on TV I now have it on DVD One of my top 3 War Movies Of All Time
But in my opinion, it is one of those excellent movies that you can just watch over and over again, and never get bored with it
To anyone who dislikes this video or disliked Kelly's Heroes, only one thing I shall say to you:
UP YOURS, BABY!
Don’t hit me with those negative waves man
My arm tattoo…
👍🍺
Always wit da negative waves man! “Kilroy”
“You win a cookie”
Got married in 1970, loved this song! Husband left for the Army, this was the beginning of my married life back then! Loved this movie and song!
What a cast. Dirty Harry, CPO Sharkey, Archie Bunker, Captain Stubbing, Angel Martin, Kojak, and Uncle Leo.
don't forget Hawkeye Pierce
@badiron2245 the ORIGINAL Hawkeye Pierce.
RIP Donald "Oddball' Sutherland, thanks for the memories!
The sun has set on most of them. They left a great legacy with this film
One of the best films ever made. It always put me in a good mood. I've always wanted to do a "kilroy up yours" to someone.
What means that expression?? When is used?? Please tell me... Thanks...
@@rickpeck9892Kilroy was a drawing of us troops during wo2
@@rickpeck9892 It's a drawing on the wall inside the bank left by Kelly's commando 0:30
Up yours is a slightly polite version of "up your ass"; US troops learnt it from British troops
@@Neurodisco77 Very funny... I like to learn about american popular expressions... From Argentina, thanks for your help... You re very nice...
R.I.P. Don Rickles. I was never his fan, but he won me as Crapgame. He played the role of oportunistic hustler to perfection.
Always loved this film. So sad that some of those young faces are no longer with us.
Your're not going to believe this, but I just saw Kellys Heroes about three days ago and its a great movie. I had no Idea how great of a movie it is. Donald Sutherland is awsome as Odball. He was so convincing.
a military drum march forms the bottom and rhythm, while a sad look back at the mistakes we made during life overlays it. This is superb. Fantastic song. Truly one of my favorites of all time.
Arguably the greatest closing credits and song in history of movie industry. They just don't make things like that anymore. Today they would hire some huge star to sing the song and make video with whole bunch of CGI crap.
Yes I agree what made these movies great was the fact that they where restricted by the technology of that time, but just because we have CGI and all this so called advanced tech it doesn't mean we have to use it
GREAT MOVIE, GREAT SONG, TREMENDOUS MEANING FOR ME.
Love this movie! My favorite scene is when Oddball and his tank crews destroy the railway station while playing Hank Williams' "Sunshine." Then, as they leave, they play "I've been working on the RailRoad". Love the irony, and the positive waves.
Jeff Keller haha Every time I see the railroad station scene, I think of the helicopter assault in Apocalypse Now.
A friend of mine went back into the Army after Sept 11,2001 & went back into Armor.
He said they did hit an Iraqi truck depot with Hank Jr's Sunshine blowing out of their speakers.
Okay,it wasn't a railyard but they did the best they could with what they could find.
OMG that so sounds like my experience. I was that age too - born in 1972 and watched it with my parents...stayed up late too. Loved every second of it, still do. Something about that film that just ticks every box and leaves you feeling happy. And just like you I see it and think of my parents too.....
I still love to put this song on my car stereo and max out the volume.
Have you try driving with full speed among the crowd and in the middle of the rain yet? /jk
"Up yours baby!" Lol!
👌👌🤗🤗
@@ahha6304 jk?? awww yes like in my JKU Jeep? LOL
Should we make a long drive togheter tc (burning bridges)
"Man...you smell like you fell into a dungheap..." Cowboy
"Kinda makes you homesick..doesn't it" Crapgame...
This Movie was really awesome...great stars, supporting actors...and this great theme...
+openmind1966 One other point about this movie, was Lalo Schfrin, who is prominent in a large number of Clint Eastwood movies. He did the music for the Dirty Harry movies, and his sound really gave this arrangement, if not the soundtracks to the Dirty Harry movies credibility you don't often find today...
I remember watching this movie in a theater with my dad. When Cowboy spoke that line everyone in the theater began laughing, lol!😂😂😂😂
Great movie, fantastic song, the words mean more as we get older……
I never get tired of watching this movie it is awesome
I remember my best friend and I used to play Army in the 60's, we used to believe it would be awesome to become a hero fighting a war, then Viet Nam, governments treat us all like pawns, like lives to be thrown away, I think Kelly's Heros said, enough and the theme song is simply beautiful. I will cherish the memories of my best friend John C. Always! We loved this movie! Thanks for posting the video!
Great song and sad too, film is a great watch
I love this song! born in 50's, married at 16! War has defined my life!
Exceptional final scene with the Kelly's Heroes song, can't expect better than this!
Oddball: don't hit me with them negative waves so early in the morning
Crap!
Fantastic film and this song just fits brilliantly.
The exact lyrics of this song are:
Friends all try to warn me
But I held my head up high
All the time the warned me
but I only passed them by
They all tried to tell me
but I guess I didn't care
I turned my back
Left them standing there.
All the burning bridges that have fallen after me
All the lonely feelings and burning memories
Everyone I left behind each time I closed the door
burning bridges lost forever more.
Joey tried to help me find a job a while go
When I finally got it I didn't wanna go
The party Mary gave me when I just walked away
Now there's nothing left me for me to say
All the burning bridges...
Years have passed and I keep thinking
What fool I have been
I look back into the past and
think of way back then
I know that I lost everything I thought I could win
I guess I should have listened to my friends.
Burning bridges lost forever more.
Burning bridges lost forever more.
Downloaded this song and listen to it in my car, my dads old military vehicles or on my MP3 player. Love it and NEVER get bored with it. Best song ever :D
I cant wait to pick this movie up on DVD soon.
I remember watching this with my dad growing up
Terrific film with a great cast
RIP Brian G. Hutton :( Thank you for bringing this great movie
+RobertoLee09 If I'm not mistaken, he also did "Where Eagles Dare" which was THE best along with this movie that Clint Eastwood did.
love this movie especially the theme song right up. there with Hollywood nights
The best part is Captain Maitland had no idea about the gold when he walked into the bank….the puzzling look on his face with the “ Kilroy “ ………and “ …….” up yours baby “ was a masterpiece of F you……but the gold was gone…..possibly the best war movie idea ever made…..
You and your boys ridin off in the sunset. damn this ending still gets me every time.
absolutely timeless. Still watch the dvd and still enjoy what the movie is about.
All those negative waves! This movie ruled. Loved the theme song.....Don't burn your bridges.
Seriously brilliant direction and editing in this scene - what a great score. One of those movies that really has a wow factor. Reminiscent of the better spaghetti westerns, like the scene in Good the Bad and the Ugly where the message reads "Goodbye Idiots" and Eastwood passes it to Tuco and says "it's for you".
Great movie. Who would have thought this song would have been such a hit too!
Len Lesser... The only actor in history who was always capable to turn such small, almost insignificant characters like Bellamy in this movie or Gavin in Everybody Loves Raymond into beloved and memorable characters. Bellamy literally appears in just four short scenes in this movie (on phone with Oddball, verbal fight with Crapgame, on phone with Kelly and talking to the General), but that was more then enough for everybody to notice him. Of course, many years later, Lesser was immortalized for his legendary role of Uncle Leo on Seinfeld.
You forgot Abe in the Outlaw Josey wales who wanted to take Josey wales in for the bounty on his head.
How'd that work out for Abe & his sidekick?
Not too goooood!
My favorite war movie, story is good combined with a great cast!!!! A true classic!!!!
Love this song 💝💝💝
The scene and soundtrack for anyone leaving a bad job for a better one. I printed out the Kilroy “up yours baby” in 11x17 for my worst boss on my last day.
I really like the ending song during the credits ... I like her voice ...
A big respect and thank you to you and your brothers, for what you did fighting in the WW2. I love this film too.
Einer der schönsten Filme von früher.....
Die Musik ist auch Super !!!!!!
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That look on Maitland’s face at the end, you just know he realizes who’s behind this.
I dont think Maitland was that smart. He was just crinkling his prissy nose up at the rough humor. There was nothing to indicate they made a heist
@@jamesbutler8821 Other than the building being a bank.
I agree completely. I purchased the DVD two weeks ago and enjoyed it all the way through.
It's a timeless classic and is yet to be bettered in the comedy war movies genre.
I had hoped Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds would be a modern "Kelly's Heroes", but it sadly wasn't.
A great movie, with a great cast and superb music.
I even listen to "Burning Bridges" on my Ipod when I am on the beach on vacation.
This movie was mostly shot in today Croatia, then-Yugoslavia, with portions of the movie shot in Italy. Scenes at General's headquarters were shot at Castle Fantast, now a hotel, in a town called Becej in today-Serbia.
Thank you for the info. I always wondered.
I remember Don Rickles mailed a letter to Johnny Carson, telling him how the movie was going. Johnny read it on the air.
thats why i love youtube, they have everything
here, so many lost memories...
I remember me and my dad used to sing this song when I was younger....it reminds me of him so much :(
There are some movies that should just be left alone. This is one them, a classic:)
One of the best movies ever made!
it's my anthem and will always be my favorite the greatest truth about war
Mike Curb deserved an Academy Award for Best Song at least for his lyrics of Burning Bridges.
great film, first watched it with my dad when i was a kid. love u dad r.i.p no more pain xxx
RIP Oddball, sadly not many of this incredible cast left now.
It’s such a beautiful end in that they literally head off into the sunset. You do wonder what they would have done next, obviously they’d have needed to fence the gold into hard cash and split it. Considering that they’d have been facing numerous charges for desertion and other breaches of discipline they couldn’t have gone back, so maybe they each found a French girl and lived quietly for years, or maybe they’d caused so much confusion they were written off as MIA and they managed to quietly get back home.
I watched this film back when i was about 14 or something in around between 2013-2016 i do say, because my step dad gave it to me and wow, i wish i could re-experience the first time again.
It was possibly the best WW2 movie i ever have watched even if it was old it was so fun to watch.
I'm glad that Battlefield bad company 1 based on this movie and even the protagonist looks so much like Client Eastwood in this movie, and just like the film that game was also the best campaign mission in Battlefield serie.
Great Movie, Great Song, Great Cast, Great You Tube Video.
Loved this movie!!! One of the best!
LOVE....THIS....MOVIE!
i have not seen this film for a long time great ending song as well enjoy
One of the Greatest Movies Ever!!!!!🤘
Glad this movie was in my life 🇺🇸
Just watched it on TV, best WW2 Western ever! :D
love the positive waves
one of my favorite war movies please don't remake it and ruin it
I agree in top 10 of war movies sound track awsesum k
Roger Cottongim no remakes of this movie.
It already has two "remakes". Three kings and Renegades
I wouldn't watch a remake (never)
So cool. Riding off in the sunset...Kilroy was here
Great Movie , Great Cast. !! 👍
So many of those old TV show opening themes are stuck in my head forever. (I'm playing "Mannix" in my head now; it was kind of jazzy, wasn't it?) Another great film composer was Nino Rota. He did the scores for "Romeo and Juliet" (the 1968 version) and "The Godfather".
One of the BEST war movies !.... Thanks !
An hippy in WWII... must be arrived from the 60's through a time tunnel XD
...and the song? So in the mood of the 60's, too (in a film setting in the WWII) XD
All an all, this is one of my favourite films. Good actors in a good story in a good film. A classic!
RIP Oddball ✊
This is my favorite Kelly's Heroes clip on RUclips and I was coming here to say the same thing. RIP Oddball
something about this film . born 1968 , makes me feel good
a song written about all of our lives !!
A collections of alot of great actors
*RIP Donald Sutherland* 🌹😢
as far as movie theme songs go,they don`t get much better than this :)
The cast of this movie is the best one ever!
Woof Woof .That's my other dog impression .
Sadly, as of April 2020, out of 25 credited actors in this movie (counting only the ones with their pictures in this credits), only six are still alive, Dick Balduzzi being the last to die on January 27, 2020: Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, Gavin McLeod, Stuart Margolin, Tom Troupe and Gene Collins. Only two people who I don't know if they are still alive or not since there is no information online, are Fred Pearlman and Michael Clark. This was Pearlman's only known movie role and no other info about him is available, while Clark's last known role was in 1998, so he is possibly dead by now.
@pyrotechnic5254 You are right.
RIP Oddball. Woof woof.
Without a doubt one of the best movies ever made. It just captures something so perfectly.
These were the good old days, never to be seen again😢
awesome movie man
feel the positive rays man
goodwork👍
great movie/song