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Gone With The Wind !
(Or was that just a romance with war as a backdrop?) |
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The Longest Day
Tora Tora Tora Midway Battle of Britain A Bridge too Far Glory |
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Stalag 17. The bit where William Holden in on his bunk and figures out what's going on is utter genius.
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I'm not a big fan of war movies but I do like
Saving Private Ryan The Great Escape The Deer Hunter The Dirty Dozen |
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Platoon and Saving Private ryan obviously and Jarhead, enemy at the gate and the pianist. The boy in the striped PJs was quite moving too. Also though it completely changed history Inglorious Basterds was awesome.
Also I have to mention a really poor war film which was that one with Nicholas cage where he just runs through bullets and back without a scratch pretty much through the whole film, dammit oh yeah windwalkers. |
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To watch Ice Cold in Alex get it on DVD and get yourself some Carlsberg and a couple of those tall glasses.
Watch the film on a really hot day and right at the end pour yourself a cold one from the fridge and drink it down as John Mills downs his, much better movie interaction than this 3D crap
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Kelly's Heroes
Black Hawk Down Three Kings Force 10 from Navarone Top Secret |
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I am not a fan of war movies but I think Platoon and Full Metal Jacket are good. i would like to see The Hurt Locker.
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Hannibal Brooks(1969) Written and directed by Michael Winner
Inglorious Bastards - original 1978 version Downfall - much parodied Nazi film Dambusters 633 Squadron Where Eagles Dare Enemy at the Gates |
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Full Metal Jacket, for me.
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Saving Private Ryan
Platoon Casualties of War
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Where Eagles Dare
Patton Hell in the Pacific Paths of Glory Hell is for Heroes The Big Red One Black Hawk Down The Hill A Bridge Too Far Tora, Tora, Tora |
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As already said by a few - All Quite on the Western Front. Even the later version starring "John Boy Walton" is quite good.
I quite like The Eagle has Landed as well as The Wild Geese - a bit silly but good fun. |
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My favouritle war films, if not necessarily "the best" are
Where Eagles Dare Battle of Britain The Longest Day The Dirty Dozen A Bridge too Far the Bridge at Remagen (fantastic theme tune!) The Great Escape They don't make them like they used to. |
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Fateless. - I really can not recommend this film enough and rarely see it mentioned. Like Schindler's List it is a Holocaust movie but tells the story of one boys journey thought the concentration camps, and it is harrowing.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/FATELESS-REG...9550352&sr=1-2 Come And See - The bleakest war movie. Very powerful stuff. The whole movie has a very uncomfortable almost voyeuristic tone as if the viewer really shouldn't be there watching, hence the title. Schindler's List - The only time whilst watching any movie that I have had to look away from the screen for a second or two was during the Krakow liquidation scenes, just as a young boy is shot and Ben Kingsley's character stumbles backwards in shock. Ive read many book on the Holocaust since my early teens and this moment was a bit too much. Whilst not a movie, I have to say Band Of Brothers. |
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The Longest Day
A Bridge Too Far The Story of G. I. Joe Went the Day Well? Attack! The Victors Full Metal Jacket Apocalypse Now Anzio Play Dirty The Man Who Never Was (although now revealed to be almost total fiction, still a great film) Dunkirk The Heroes of Telemark |
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The Big Parade
Went the Day Well? Paths of Glory Full Metal Jacket Downfall |
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Cross of Iron
Zulu |
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black hawk down
savingf private ryan full metal jacket |
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Not Saving Private Ryan.
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