Sergeants 3

I saw this film the first time when I was about 20 years old. Friends asked me to join them going to this movie. When I asked what kind of movie we were going , they answered that it was with frank sinatra, dean martin and sammy davis. Oh my god I thought, it wil be a singing or some kind of musicalfilm. Not my kind of film. But they convinced me to go.
What a movie !!!! Since that time I saw it about 5 times in the movietheaters.When the internet came into our lives I started a search and finally at least, after more than many, many years a hit at amazon.
It made me very happy now that it is on dvd. I wil show this film to every one and hope that everybody wil feel the same kind of exitement I felt in those days.
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I've waited a long,long time for this movie to be released. I saw it when it was first released (1962) and unable to find it until now.I came accross this movie on a cable station and watched it. I logged onto to Amazon.com and found it for sale. I purchased it and watched it again. I have to admit, it was a little campy, but it was the Rat Pack in the making.
If you are a fan of western movies, Martin,Davis,Sinatra,Lawford and Bishop, you have to have this in your collection...

Sergeants 3 This movie really had a toll on my memory. Seeing this when I was under 10yrs old was probably a good thing. It's a western and typical for the time period. However, being a fan of the Rat Pack, this was one movie I had to have. It's ashame it took all of them to die before being released to the public.

The one and only scene I remember was Sammy Davis, Jr. blowing the buggle and having the arrow stike him. Funny, I thought they were in a fort at the time. So, I guess parts of the movie stuck with me.

It's a typical western Indians vs. Cavalry but with the Gunga Din message, although I didn't get that part. Acting was good considering the era and plot was o.k. Still, it had it's funny moments and little sneekery, i.e. cutting cards with the blacksmith, "dismissed".

I thought it strange the Indians were more compasionate when it came to tossing anyone off the cliff. Did they just want Peter and Frank to witness the oncoming slaughter? Oh well.

I was still satisfied with a delightful matinee on my big screen, bringing back memories when my younger brother and I saw this way back when.

a rat pack version of gunga din, but very enjoyable for anyone who enjoys sinatra and dean martin.

Sergeants Three was the latest so called holy grail for fans on imdb. It's not a bad film, a remake of Gunga Din. Supposedly that's what kept it out of video for years, a copyright fight. I'm a big fan of the rat pack, especially Dean Martin. My big problem with the film is that Sammy Davis Jr.'s Gunga Din is portrayed as a bufoon. The better way would've to portray him as a person who's street smart but isn't given a chance to show it. even the cover art portrays him as a bufoon. Despite that it's a solid movie with good support by Ruta Lee, Joey Bishop, Michael Pate, and Henry Silva