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Heartbreak Ridge (Dir. Clint Eastwood) (1986): Clint Eastwood takes a revisionist approach to his tough-guy persona once again in Heartbreak Ridge. As he had done in Tightrope and Pale Rider, and as he would do even more memorably in Unforigven, Eastwood probes beneath the surface of his prototypical character, a man who feels most at ease amid violence. Heartbreak Ridge is a deft blend of service comedy, action film, and, most surprisingly, a genuine adult love story, as Sergeant Highway tries, with touching earnestness, to win back the affections of his ex-wife (Marsha Mason), after his devotion to the corps has kept them apart for too many lonely years.

Kelly's Hereos (Dir. Brian G. Hutton) (1970): In this less-than-serious look at World War II, Lieutenant Kelly (Clint Eastwood) learns about a German gold shipment destined for France. With his ragtag fellow soldiers, he is determined to slip behind enemy lines and retrieve it.