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Currently, numerous films about the Vietnam War explore various themes. Yet, not all these productions offer an authentic or factual portrayal of the war. Sometimes, filmmakers overlay excessive Hollywood style, making the movies enjoyable for viewers, but causing disapproval among veterans and active service members. Fortunately, there are always filmmakers who take the time to research thoroughly, thus providing us with superior films. Military.com gathered opinions from veterans and service members about their favorite Vietnam War movies using a Google Form anonymously. Below is a list of their top picks.
In June, the Junya Watanabe MAN collaboration unveiled the debut of a new silhouette for New Balance. This sneaker was first displayed in a navy blue color scheme on the runway, but a monochromatic grey version will also be released globally. The subdued colors make these shoes versatile for any occasion, as they can easily blend with various outfits. The upper is made from textile, premium leather, and suede accents, resting on a rubber outsole and midsole. Each pair comes in a special co-branded box, and the insoles, suede heels, and tongue tag all carry the collaboration’s branding. The only exception being the “NB” logo on the tongue tag.
At BLJ Bombones, you’ll bound through enticingly sugary levels while avoiding spiders and creepy crawlies that have invaded the candy shop. You’ll find yourself navigating through five unique areas, each with its own distinctive aesthetic and obstacles to conquer.
So far, with a total of 11 episodes (and many more expected in the future), I’d confidently argue that “Severance” has established itself as not only Apple TV+’s finest original series but also one of the top-tier shows across all media. The second episode of Season 2, titled “Goodbye, Ms. Selvig,” certainly didn’t disappoint in maintaining this high standard. It became clear that most of what Mark learned in “Hello, Ms. Cobel” was fabricated or misleading: it appears that we don’t even know if Helly is actually Helly.