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Sound Bites:

1)Sergeant Major Mulcahy: "The boy's your friend, is he?

Robert Gould Shaw: "We grew up together, yes."

Sergeant Major Mulcahy: "Let him grow up some more." Wav 83 KB

2)Trip: "I mean, what's the point? Ain't nobody going to win. It's just going to go on and on."

Robert Gould Shaw: "It can't go on forever."

Trip: "Yah, but ain't nobody going to win, sir."

Robert Gould Shaw: "Somebody's going to win." Wav 109 KB

3)John Rawlins: "The men need shoes, Colonel."

Robert Gould Shaw: "Yes, I know. I've been after the quartermaster for some time now."

John Rawlins: "No, sir. Now." Wav 85 KB

4)Sergeant Major Mulcahy: "The prisoner is to be flogged before the entire regiment." Wav 31 KB


Review: Glory is probably the best Civil War film ever made. It tells the story of the first black regiment in the U.S. Army's history. Underpaid, ill-equipped, and facing certain death the regiment first fights racism and then the Confederacy. Matthew Brodrick looks a little unsure of himself in this film, and this is exactly what his character needed to demonstrate. Morgan Freeman (Shawshank Redemption, Seven) is wonderful as usual. Denzel Washington's performance is blistering and he won a much deserved Oscar. There is one scene in particular that is unforgettable (the whipping scene). The film also contains Oscar-winning cinematography by Freddie Francis (The Elephant Man, The Straight Story) and a awesome musical score by James Horner (Braveheart, Field of Dreams). -Review by Aaron Caldwell

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