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In the dance sequence with Eugene and Daisy during "How High the Moon" as they slowly dance in circl [...]	D
When speaking to Toomey, Epstein mispronounces the word "neanderthal", as is commonly done.	D
This movie starts out in July 1945, as established by Sgt. Toomey during the first meal after they a [...]	D
Near the end of the film, Christopher Walken is standing in the rain. One moment his uniform has com [...]	D
When Sgt. Toomey is first reviewing his platoon, he says that they will either be sent to the Pacifi [...]	D
During the game in the barracks, Wykowski says that he wants to "make it" with the Queen of England. [...]	D
During the "last thing before you die" wager, Sgt Toomey yells at the troops that Retreat (the song [...]	D
The version of "How High The Moon" by Pat Suzuki used during the opening credits and during the danc [...]	D
The scene where the troops are talking about what they would do with their last week on Earth. Wykow [...]	D
The closing scene with the steam locomotive is flipped horizontally.	D
At the end of the film, as Eugene is narrating over the shot on the train, he says that the atomic b [...]	D
Soldier named: Peak, David P, was referred to as "Sweeney" (one of the soldiers ordered to give 100 [...]	D
When Toomey is drunk outside the barracks in the rain, his personal ribbons and his marksmanship bad [...]	D
While at the dance, You can see the wiring for the Christmas Lights. This type of wiring was not ava [...]	D
Sgt. Toomey tells Epstein he may be the "first man to reach Berlin, because I'm sending you in befor [...]	D
When the platoon first meets Sgt. Toomey they are standing in an empty field across the road from th [...]	D
In an early scene an apparent troop train is shown crossing a bridge. The markings on the sides of t [...]	D
Jerome (Broderick) is playing records on a Zenith Cobra-Matic H664 turntable at the dance, this mode [...]	D
The paperback that Epstein's reading on the train was printed in the 1980s.	D
Set in 1945, a c. 1970 Corningware cup is visible on a shelf.	D
Reversed negative: At the end of the film, Eugene is on the train looking out the window of the coac [...]	D
When Sgt. Toomey first greets the men, he quietly calls for "attention". When the troops don't react [...]	D
There were scenes with mountains in the background. There are no mountains on the Mississippi Gulf C [...]	D
The movie is set in the Spring/Summer of 1945. Sergeant Toomey, addressing the men when he first mee [...]	D
During the scene in which Wykowski discovers that his wallet has been emptied, Hennesey tells Wykows [...]	D
Even if the Erie Lackawanna railroad existed in 1945, it only operated in the north east. NJ,NY,Ohio [...]	D
Although the film is set in 1945, there are several references to "current" events that actually occ [...]	D
At the end of the movie, as the voice over nears its finish, we see a shot of the train traveling ac [...]	D

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Joseph Wykowski: [at chow] I suppose you think you [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Oh well, Biloxi was beautifu [...]	D
[Eugene is trying to make "small talk" with Rowena [...]	D
Toomey: [to Arnold B. Epstein] Men do not face ene [...]	D
Toomey: [to Arnold B. Epstein] I have a nutcracker [...]	D
[Rowena has divested herself of most of her clothi [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: [puts his finger in Carney's food [...]	D
Arnold Epstein: Why do you think I'm a homosexual? [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: [to Epstein] I'm out there trying [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Arnold Epstein always took h [...]	D
Rowena: What's your name, honey? Eugene Morris Je [...]	D
[the boys are waiting their turn to see a prostitu [...]	D
Toomey: [Wykowski and Epstein have a near-altercat [...]	D
Daisy: Will you write about dancing with me tonigh [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: I never had men do push ups in be [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: As I look back now, a lot of [...]	D
Arnold Epstein: Once you start compromising your t [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: What would you do if the entire J [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Man it's hot. It's like Afri [...]	D
Joseph Wykowski: I've got three enemies now, Jerom [...]	D
Toomey: Epstein, Arnold B. Arnold Epstein: Ho, ho [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Carney, you're first. You're [...]	D
Daisy: Eugene, you didn't say one wrong thing in t [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: [narrating] "Something magic [...]	D
Joseph Wykowski: [reading from Eugene's journal] O [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: Hey, Fred Astaire, you tryin' to [...]	D
Arnold Epstein: You're a witness. You're always st [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Something magical happens on [...]	D
Arnold Epstein: I would like to make Sergeant Merw [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: In the past twenty-one days, you [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: Epstein, Arnold B. Arnold Epstei [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: [narrating] We were headed f [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: [mocking Sgt. Toomey in the [...]	D
Toomey: Something wrong with your food, Carney? C [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Why is it that we come from [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: You would need three promotions t [...]	D
Eugene Morris Jerome: Our new sergeant was a sane, [...]	D
Sergeant Toomey: Tell me, Jerome, if a piss drunk [...]	D

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