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** Also done with the beginning scene (see HowWeGotHere above), where we see Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering a deal to Yossarian. Near the end, the scene is expanded, so that we've seen what led them to offer that deal to Yossarian (and we can hear the dialogue over the noise of the planes). We also can tell who exactly stabs Yossarian InTheBack at the end of the scene - [[spoiler: Nately's whore]].
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** Also done with the beginning scene (see HowWeGotHere above), where we see Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering a deal to Yossarian. Near the end, the scene is expanded, so that we've seen what led them to offer that deal to Yossarian (and we can hear the dialogue over the noise of the planes). We also can tell who exactly stabs Yossarian InTheBack at the end of the scene - -- [[spoiler: Nately's whore]].
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* VindicatedByHistory: The film was a box office failure, but has since become a cult film.
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The 1970 film adaptation of Creator/JosephHeller's classic 1961 [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian. Creator/BuckHenry (who appears as Lt. Colonel Korn) wrote the screenplay adaptation.
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The 1970 film adaptation of Creator/JosephHeller's classic 1961 [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed led by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian. Creator/BuckHenry (who appears as Lt. Colonel Korn) wrote the screenplay adaptation.
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* AnswerCut: Milo is outlining a complicated deal to Col. Cathcart that involves him buying Egyptian cotton in Alexandria, for which he plans to trade "four thousand yards of silk."
-->'''Col. Cathcart''': How in the world did you get hold of so much silk?
-->[cut to Yossarian, in his plane, in the middle of a bombing raid]
-->'''Yossarian''': Where the hell's my parachute?
-->'''Col. Cathcart''': How in the world did you get hold of so much silk?
-->[cut to Yossarian, in his plane, in the middle of a bombing raid]
-->'''Yossarian''': Where the hell's my parachute?
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* IronicEchoCut: A scene features Colonel Cathcart and Colonel Korn, having had enough of Yossarian's troublemaking, ending a meeting with a vow to (metaphorically) "kick him in the balls!" Cut to Yossarian getting literally [[GroinAttack kneed in the groin]] by a nurse he'd gotten a little too overly friendly with.
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* IronicEchoCut: A scene features Colonel Cathcart and Colonel Korn, having had enough of Yossarian's troublemaking, ending a meeting with a vow to (metaphorically) "kick him in the balls!" Cut to Yossarian getting literally [[GroinAttack kneed in the groin]] by a nurse he'd gotten a little too overly friendly with.
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* VindicatedByHistory: The film was a box office failure, but has since become a cult film.
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* JustPlaneWrong: Averted. The aircraft used were genuine WWII era B-25 Mitchells, and the filming saved them from scrapping. Most of them are still either flying as warbirds, or are in various aviation museums.
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The 1970 film adaptation of Creator/JosephHeller's classic 1961 [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian. Creator/BuckHenry wrote the screenplay adaptation in addition to appearing as Lt. Colonel Korn.
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The 1970 film adaptation of Creator/JosephHeller's classic 1961 [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian. Creator/BuckHenry (who appears as Lt. Colonel Korn) wrote the screenplay adaptation in addition to appearing as Lt. Colonel Korn.
adaptation.
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The 1970 film adaptation of Creator/JosephHeller's classic 1961 [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian. Creator/BuckHenry wrote the screenplay adaptation in addition to appearing as Lt. Colonel Korn.
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The 1970 film adaptation of the [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian, was a commercial and critical flop when it was released, but has since come to garner a cult following.
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The 1970 film adaptation of the Creator/JosephHeller's classic 1961 [[Literature/CatchTwentyTwo novel of the same name]], directed by Creator/MikeNichols and featuring an AllStarCast headed by Creator/AlanArkin as Yossarian, Yossarian. Creator/BuckHenry wrote the screenplay adaptation in addition to appearing as Colonel Korn.
Despite its impressive credentials, the film was a commercial and critical flopwhen it was released, upon its release, but has since come to garner a cult following.
Despite its impressive credentials, the film was a commercial and critical flop
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* BlondGuysAreEvil: Milo Minderbinder.
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* HowWeGotHere: The movie opens with Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering their deal to Yossarian, and Yossarian getting stabbed. Near the end, we return to that scene.
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* HowWeGotHere: The movie opens with Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering their deal to Yossarian, Yossarian ([[PlotBasedVoiceCancellation though we don't hear it due to the noise of the planes]]), and Yossarian getting stabbed. Near the end, we return to that scene.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Many of Yossarian's more unsavoury actions from the novel are excised.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Many of Yossarian's more unsavoury unsavory actions from the novel are excised.
* HowWeGotHere: The movie opens with Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering their deal to Yossarian, and Yossarian getting stabbed. Near the end, we return to that scene.
* IronicEchoCut: A scene features Colonel Cathcart and Colonel Korn, having had enough of Yossarian's troublemaking, ending a meeting with a vow to (metaphorically) "kick him in the balls!" Cut to Yossarian getting literally [[GroinAttack kneed in the groin]] by a nurse he'd gotten a little too overly friendly with.
* IronicEchoCut: A scene features Colonel Cathcart and Colonel Korn, having had enough of Yossarian's troublemaking, ending a meeting with a vow to (metaphorically) "kick him in the balls!" Cut to Yossarian getting literally [[GroinAttack kneed in the groin]] by a nurse he'd gotten a little too overly friendly with.
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* IronicEchoCut: A scene features Colonel Cathcart and Colonel Korn, having had enough of Yossarian's troublemaking, ending a meeting with a vow to (metaphorically) "kick him in the balls!" Cut to Yossarian getting literally [[GroinAttack kneed in the groin]] by a nurse he'd gotten a little too overly friendly with.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: The scene of Yossarian trying to treat Snowden in the plane after he's been wounded is repeated a few times until the last time shows the full extent of his injuries.
** Also done with the beginning scene (see HowWeGotHere above), where we see Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering a deal to Yossarian. Near the end, the scene is expanded, so that we've seen what led them to offer that deal to Yossarian (and we can hear the dialogue over the noise of the planes). We also can tell who exactly stabs Yossarian InTheBack at the end of the scene - [[spoiler: Nately's whore]].
** Also done with the beginning scene (see HowWeGotHere above), where we see Col. Cathcart and Col. Korn offering a deal to Yossarian. Near the end, the scene is expanded, so that we've seen what led them to offer that deal to Yossarian (and we can hear the dialogue over the noise of the planes). We also can tell who exactly stabs Yossarian InTheBack at the end of the scene - [[spoiler: Nately's whore]].
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* FlippingTheBird: When Colonel Cathcart attempts to give the pilots a RousingSpeech, at the end, he gives them all a thumbs up signal. All of them reciprocate except for Yossarian, who flips him the bird.
