I used to watch it almost every time it showed up on the TV when I was younger.

Great all-star casting.

I was able to share it with my kids not long ago when I found an old DVD of it at the local public library.

I like the song at the end (Burning Bridges by the Mike Curb Congregation), and remember when the radio stations used to include it in their line-up.

GREAT movie. Didn't Carrol O'Conner(Archie Bunker) play a general in it and was funny as hell? Haven't seen it in a while.

I only recently discovered this movie, and it is an instant classic for me. Donald Sutherland has to be one of the best actors of all time. I watched him in this, then in The Dirty Dozen. These movies should be re-released, not redone. A whole two maybe three generations could really get a kick out of these classic masterpieces.

I love this movie and have sen it many, many times.

Outside of the great cast... the thing that jumps out at me as a WWII amateur historian is the weaponry.

They did a great job with the Tiger tanks, the Shermans, the German armored vehicles as kelly and crew ride through the German occupied village... oh, and the US halftrack with the 105 howitzer.... wow... but the Tigers...awesome.

All of these guys bounced back and forth between some really great WWII movies of the late 1960s and early 1970s... Where Eagles Dare... Dirty Dozen... Battle of the Bulge

My favorite character is Harry Dean Stanton... remember the seen where he and "Cowboy" get caught in the outhouse... "kinda' smells like home, don't it ol' buddy."

The movie MASH was nothing like the book.

But I have Kelly's Heroes on DVD.