Best war film
Oldies generally the best but still reckon Saving Private Ryan the best.
Just watching Full Metal Jacket for the first time. About half way through. So so up to now... |
Bridge too far, Longest Day, Battle of Midway and Tora Tora Tora are some of my favs.
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Bridge too far
Battle of Britain Deer Hunter |
Apocalypse Now.
Hamburger Hill. The Odd Angry Shot. Das Boot - The Directors Cut. Fury is OK. The White Tiger. The Beast - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beast_(1988_film) |
Ice cold in Alex
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But most are "How the Americans won the war" parts 1 to 64b :rolleyes:
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Platoon is a good movie
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Avengers infinity war
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hot shots part deux
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Saving Private Ryan
Hamburger Hill Platoon Ice cold in Alex Jarhead Tora Tora Tora And my all time favourite... Das Boot. |
I totally forgot about Jarhead, thats a good movie.
Another excellent film is American Sniper, as is the Hurt Locker. |
The Pianist
Downfall A Bridge Too Far Appointment in London Kelly's Heroes Pan's Labyrinth Apocalypse Now and virtually any old WW II film featuring the delectable Sophia Loren! |
Black Hawk Down
Lone Survivor Hacksaw Ridge |
Originally Posted by banny sti
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Avengers infinity war
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tora tora tora
cross of iron schindler's list apocalypse now hamburger hill the bridge over the river kwai saving private ryan fury flags of our fathers the deer hunter and don't forget the 2 tv mini series that are well worth a watch...… band of brothers pacific |
Black hawk down
Saving private ryan Stalingrad |
300
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Come on fellas ,The Great Escape has got to be up there...........Triumph TR6 Trophy & McQueen :cool:
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The good the bad & the ugly - the civil war parts are very good indeed, esp blown up the bridge .
Das boot K19 widdowmaker Apocalypse now Band brothers Ice cold in Alex Full metal jacket Missing in action Delta force Good ol chuck lol |
Originally Posted by coupe_20vt
Saving Private Ryan
Hamburger Hill Platoon Ice cold in Alex Jarhead Tora Tora Tora And my all time favourite... Das Boot. For sheer tension, Das Boot. Fab. But for realism, the gamechanger has to be SPR. Plus its spin-off series, Band Of Brothers and The Pacific. Even grizzled, highly cynical veterans said it pretty much nailed what it was like (within the obvious limitations of not ACTUALLY killing people LOL). |
Thought about this some more.
Der Untergang is absolute gripping stuff. You need to watch it in German with English subtitles to get best affect. |
Originally Posted by mrtheedge2u2
Thought about this some more.
Der Untergang is absolute gripping stuff. You need to watch it in German with English subtitles to get best affect. Cheers. I'll seek this out. :thumb: |
Forgot to mention...
War of the Worlds (apart from the cop-out ending). |
Another one I've just remembered is Downfall. It's subtitled. Quite harrowing, especially if you have young children......
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Originally Posted by coupe_20vt
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Another one I've just remembered is Downfall. It's subtitled. Quite harrowing, especially if you have young children......
Ganz's portrayal of Hitler is some of the best method acting I've ever seen. |
U-571
Apart from the appalling theft of the story from the Allies - 'America takes all the credit and won the war' I love U-571 - its also a great home cinema workout - those depth charges..... woot! They certainly clear out the cobwebs from your subwoofer. I have never seen Das Boot but also hear it a great submariner yarn :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Dr Hu
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U-571
Apart from the appalling theft of the story from the Allies - 'America takes all the credit and won the war' I love U-571 - its also a great home cinema workout - those depth charges..... woot! They certainly clear out the cobwebs from your subwoofer. Agreed. |
Originally Posted by coupe_20vt
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Another one I've just remembered is Downfall. It's subtitled. Quite harrowing, especially if you have young children......
It's on my list above. Superb performance by Bruno Ganz, as @joz8968 mentions above. How Ganz didn't win a Oscar for that performance is beyond me. Just goes to show what a crap setup the Academy really were. |
Dunkirk. The original film from the 50's starring John Mills, Not the crap one from last year.
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