we had the worst so what are the best war movies???

[paddywhack]

well we had a worst of thread so what about a best of! il start with kellys heroes! why cos its just FUN!! and at the end the germans are portraited just like the americans soldiers despite being the standard blond blued eyed ss wearing nazi soldier etc etc!
so what are your favourite war films so!

[Greg]

well we had a worst of thread so what about a best of! il start with kellys heroes! why cos its just FUN!! and at the end the germans are portraited just like the americans soldiers despite being the standard blond blued eyed ss wearing nazi soldier etc etc!
so what are your favourite war films so!

Zulu not 100% historically accurate (none are, of course), but I think it does a great job of portraying the tenacity of those soldiers of the 24th Foot in fighting off the Zulus at Rorke's Drift.

Greg

[paddywhack]

yeah i realy liked zulu! dont know why but i can keep on whatching it no bother at all!!

[Bill Grist]

recent

Movie that I have just recently seen was.. TO END ALL WARS.. I give it a A++++..But I have many favorite war movies..What about the British movie GUNS AT BATASI..........BILL

[J.von Canon]

Gods And Generals...

Gods And Generals was well done(but dragged in parts.)
It gave the first accurrate portrayal of Southern attitudes(a first!) ever put on film....

[ROBB]

Patton is one I enjoy ,George C scotts portrayal was top notch ,and The Battle of Britain( I am looking forward to Spielbergs new version in which a squadron of Mustangs wipes out the whole German airforce and saves the day ) Rob.

[kennethc]

I vote for G.I.Jane. The best war movie!

[Marc Garlasco]

Das Boot is classic. Stalingrad is amazing. But you have to love RED DAWN!

[Greg]

Das Boot is classic. Stalingrad is amazing. But you have to love RED DAWN!

Yeah, I hear ya on Red Dawn.

"Shoot straight, you Army pukes!"

Greg

[paddywhack]

actuly another film that i didnt think was going to be any good but actuly was is black hawk down! once they get into the fighting it just doesnt stop at all and your realy mentaly tired after watching the running battles for so long!

[Scott H]

I really enjoy a movie called "The Train" from 1964. Burt Lancaster. Didn't care for the American halftracks though.