M37's in a recent movie

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M37's in a recent movie

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I just watched a pretty bad rented move called MEGAFAULT. The redeeming part was at the climax when SEVERAL M37's run through a quarry. There's actually a good 5+ minutes of nice shots of the trucks saving the planet.
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You can see some of the M37 footage in the trailer. Start viewing at...1:00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KVVKLc5jFQ

Looks like the movie might be worth a fast forward viewing?
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Looks like a sci-fi chanal original :roll: . It's no "Mansqido," but at least it has M37s in it.
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looks like another craptastic made-for-tv movie
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I just watched "Above and Beyond" on DVD about WW II ferry pilot service. Nice slow paced movie, lots of good aircraft shots and numerous M37 and M43s Bwhahahahaha my wife laughed when I jumped out of the chair. Hollywood does it again.
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i got all excited when i was in the theatre watching the new Indiana Jones movie. In the first scene a M37 was in the pack heading to the military base. i started tapping my wife...look look its a m37. She even smiled and said yep, but that ones running and driving... :( im getting there...lol
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DAP wrote:I just watched "Above and Beyond" on DVD about WW II ferry pilot service. Nice slow paced movie, lots of good aircraft shots and numerous M37 and M43s Bwhahahahaha my wife laughed when I jumped out of the chair. Hollywood does it again.

Sounds like it along with "Battle of the Bulge" staring Henery Fonda would make a good double feature :wink: .
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Captnsim wrote:You can see some of the M37 footage in the trailer. Start viewing at...1:00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KVVKLc5jFQ

Looks like the movie might be worth a fast forward viewing?
Hah. Imagine outrunning a fault in a stock M37. :lol: I'd be lucky to outrun a glacier ... or perhaps a turtle ... a dead one ... :roll:
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Hi all just joined, but have been visiting this site for along time. I was wondering how long it would take some one to see that movie. I am the oner of the two m37's in the film. It was filmed in Iowa and they asked for "army trucks", so are local MVPA group showed up on set one day. They wanted humvees but all we have is old stuff. :lol:
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Re: Smile.

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N1VSM wrote:
Captnsim wrote:You can see some of the M37 footage in the trailer. Start viewing at...1:00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KVVKLc5jFQ

Looks like the movie might be worth a fast forward viewing?
Hah. Imagine outrunning a fault in a stock M37. :lol: I'd be lucky to outrun a glacier ... or perhaps a turtle ... a dead one ... :roll:
hey dont sell the m37's short it may not be fast but i was out running everything in the woods and swamp. they are the best at what they where designed to do.
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Re: Megafult

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scott k wrote:Hi all just joined, but have been visiting this site for along time. I was wondering how long it would take some one to see that movie. I am the oner of the two m37's in the film. It was filmed in Iowa and they asked for "army trucks", so are local MVPA group showed up on set one day. They wanted humvees but all we have is old stuff. :lol:
That was a cool opportunity for you guys! :wink:
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Welcome aboard scott k! :D

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I rented 2 of my yard beaters to a movie company for a movie called "The Celestine Prophesy" shot here in Ocala, Florida. It was an OK movie but never made it to the big screen. They paid me well and extra for any damage. Hard to damage my yard beater any more than it is.
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Welcome aboard Scott-glad to have you with us!
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