They're all good, but within the last few years, I liked "The Long Walk". Based on the memoirs of a Polish prisoner in a Soviet Gulag who walked 4,000 miles. Short on the usual violence, sex and Hollywood trickery, some would call it boring. But I like survival stories, and I thought "The 12th Man" was very well done. Norwegian resistance WWll. But, it was very real to me, I had family in Norway who just barely missed being shot for listening to BBC with a contraband crystal radio.
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
