Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Of course, it's the duty of a captured soldier to attempt escape.
...serial number 01234567.
Now that your work here is finished...
And-- He took terrible sick, sir.
Colonel Saito, I've seen and heard everything.
Thanks to the Japanese, we now command a rabble.
Let us ask the question...
Because of your colonel's stubbornness...
Tell me what you want and we'll organise it. Can we make a go of it?
I had no idea it would turn out so well.
Yes, there's always the unexpected, isn't there?
...when suddenly you realise you are nearer the end than the beginning.
Perhaps.
-Yes, sir. -You're a fine doctor...
Madness!
And so say all of us
That is, l didn't have my charter.
Other causes of death:
...about three feet under the water, I should think...
...when officers fought with only a swagger stick.
We're trying to discourage the use of that word. Such a melodramatic air.
What would you do if you were me?
Are they both mad?
This is our show. We must make the most of our resources.
Heave! Heave!
Have a heart, captain. Put us in hospital.
-Yes, sir, l see them. -That's our key position.
That won't solve your problem.
The Japanese army cannot have idle mouths to feed.
-lnteresting? -Yes, sir, interesting point.
For he's a jolly good fellow
Well?
...how would you get it under way?
Red Cross! He's given us our--
If you were me, l wouldn't hesitate to leave you and you know that.
I have a copy of the Convention...
Stand easy.
-Yes, sir. -Good show. Come on, follow me.
Present arms!
-A drink? -No, thank you.
My officers will not do manual labour.
It's insane to plan escapes.
...who died of beriberi in the year of our Lord, 1 943...
But, well, one of the men took sick very suddenly this morning, sir.
No stockade.
-You lost your ship? -The Houston.
The consensus is, the most sensible thing for Major Shears to do...
I had to do it. They might have been captured alive.
This is Major Shears. He volunteered to go and help me blow up the bridge.
FSP Review Process madness
Fine job our chaps are doing. First-rate.
He hates the Japanese. They took all his men.
EWR Madness
Four, good hunting. Have fun." That's all, sir.
-How will you get there? -Parachute drop, then march.
-l don't want to discourage-- -lt should be interesting.
Kiss!
But tonight....
-No? -lf you make one jump...
Oh, l taught Oriental languages at Cambridge before the war.
...and if he makes the sick men work....
Arm's almost healed, sir, really it is.
He's going to do it.
Kill him! Kill him!
Jolly good show, major!
If the new prisoners see us digging graves, they may run.
-Are you serious? -Yes, sir.
All work and no play make Jack a dull boy.
...better to live like a coolie then die like a hero.
You're in command again now, you know.
Well, they're going to die. That's all there is to it.
I can't understand it. It's such a solid, well-designed job.
All that's left of the prisoners who built the camp.
...and then other people checked them after I had checked them.
I hate the British!
Thanks.
It's a question of principle.
...from time to time.
It's on the wrong side of the river...
Thank you.
-Sir? -l was referring to the nurse.
I belong to a rather rum group called Force 31 6.
If you work hard, you will be treated well.
"Belligerents may employ prisoners of war...
In honour of this occasion...
Battalion, dismissed.
You see?
Do you read this?
No, I suppose not.
...400 yards downstream.
Clipton, don't let me interrupt.
He doesn't know it, but I do.
-What did he die for? -Come off it.
This is not just.
Stand fast in the ranks.