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Originally posted by Stickgrenade View PostHas anyone mentioned "We were Soldiers"? A stunning film!
Here's Rick Rescorla's gallant record http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Rescorla
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from the film ...
My favorite is the 1943 movie "The Fallen Sparrow", with John Garfield.
About a military unit flag, a film about the spirit behind such flags, and
about never surrendering ones unit flag no matter what the cost. I like
all movies with flags - the film record is 1200+ in "Kingdom of Heaven".
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Originally posted by PEVO View PostThrough 24 pages of comments & discussing additional "war movies" I have yet to see anybody mention THE BIG RED 1, with Lee Marvin, THE DIRTY DOZEN...once again with Lee Marvin, a Old, Old forgotten movie called FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO...(1943) & a very few mentions of THE BATTLING BASTARDS OF BATTAN, with Rod Taylor(i think anyway). Or THEY WERE EXPENDABLE starring JOHN WAYNE. & IN HARMS WAY starring Kirk Douglas & once again John Wayne. How bout PT109 starring JFK? To me the most distrubing Scene in a movie...The knife fight in SPR.
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Band of Brothers is my favorite, but another movie that hasn't gotten much love from this thread is "Rough Riders" with Tom Berenger, Sam Elliot, etc. That film is probably one of the most realistic war movies that I've ever seen. Unlike a lot of war movies, even the acting by the extras is very good, few of the lame, flailing deaths that you often see. The cinematography of the film is also great. Sure, there are some historical accuracies, but over all, it's still a very good movie and definitely in my Top 10.Last edited by MauserKar98k; 09-10-2010, 12:42 AM.
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Originally posted by zander View PostNot a film but the documentary
"the world at war " is the ultimate war film,
but for me Das Boot is NO1
with enemy at the gate and saving private ryan a close second,
Nick
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best scenes
Paths of Glory with Kirk Douglas was a great movie, even if it was a bit of a bummer at the end.
The reason I mention it though is for the AWESOME attack scene into no-man's-land.
Starting with Kirk's walk down the floor boards of his own trench to going over the top, this scene is very, very well done.
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