For a young patriot like me, Red Dawn was 114 minutes of steaming red meat.
Throughout it all, Americans fought, sacrificed, and died defending Ronald Reagan's America from the rampaging godless communist hordes. The Bad Guys were really bad, the Good Guys were really good, and the film just dripped raw unfiltered patriotism. There's really never been another film like it before or since. Crafted by John Milius, a token red-blooded patriotic conservative amidst an industry awash with pinko Leftists, Red Dawn became a movie genre unto itself. Red Dawn was the world's first PG13 movie. I had no inkling the extraordinary experience that awaited me therein. I knew nothing more about the movie than what I could glean from the poster outside the theater. The movie was some new action flick called Red Dawn. I still remember that their french fries were simply divine. It had been a brutal first week as a freshman Mechanical Engineering student, and I thought taking my girlfriend out for dinner and a movie would be just the ticket to lift our spirits and recharge our batteries. Innocently strolled into the local shopping mall late on a Friday afternoon in August of 1984.
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