- No Time for Sergeants -

[Foolardi]

The absolute 1958 Comedy.A Military comedy.Starring the great
Andy Griffith and a great cast of actors.Griffith playing a rather
dopey yet stridefull country bumpkin who gets his military letter
to serve.He lives way outside any normal place.
Fast forward to NOW where Army recruitment is 4 months ahead
of this years goal.So no matter how much pap the left spews regarding
the newly elected Potus,things Military-wise are in great shape.
But those who voted last november for TRUMP are not surprised.
I wonder how MSNBC assklown Lawrence { Hatefull } O'Donnell will
spin this new wrinkle.That Trump is Good for the Military along with
Pete Hegseth and thusly a more prepared and strong Military.
The only thing assklown like Lawrence O'Donnell are prepared for is more
non-stop Trump hatred via Lies and Smears.Same Crap Hitler used under
his Little head propagandist Paul Joseph Goebbels.Famously mouthing off
all kinds of snarky crap.
Like " Christ cannot possibly have been a jew.I don't have to prove
that scientifically.It is a fact. " -- Quoted in the Nation Feb.1935

 

[Dr.Destructo]

Just like most of the war themed movies from that era, it's always a good watch.

Andy Griffith became a staple of country comedy back then.

 

[alang1216]

Just like most of the war themed movies from that era, it's always a good watch.

Andy Griffith became a staple of country comedy back then.

We have that movie to thank for Gomer Pyle as I recall.

 

[Foolardi]

Just like most of the war themed movies from that era, it's always a good watch.

Andy Griffith became a staple of country comedy back then.

Not so fast The Bellwether Best and most important film Griffith ever
did was - A Face in the Crowd - { 1957 }Direced by the great
Elia Kazan and written by talented Budd Schulberg.An absolute must
for any fan of big movies.As incisive a Film satire with Griffith in
as uncharacteristic a sinister role ever played in the 50's.
" eerily prescient diagnosis of the toxic intimacy between media
and politics in american life. "