[The Deer Hunter]

I'm not looking for your favorite movie but i am looking for a compilation(list) of good war movies. I am tired of watching the same ones over again and am looking for some different flicks.

List so far:
Band of brothers
Saving Private Ryan
Platoon
The Deer Hunter
Jarhead

From watching so many good war movies, all other somewhat crappy ones are ruined for me.

War-related movies count too.

[dlcrouch]

The Longest Day
In Harm's Way (my favorite)
Sands of Iwo Jima
Flying Leathernecks

and so on ........

[The Deer Hunter]

Not my generation so its hard to get recommendations i guess

[rugbyer81]

We Were Soldiers and Black Hawk Down are a couple of personal favorites.

[SMLE]

I would add:

Zulu
Zulu Dawn. (This came out after Zulu, but portrays the events leading up to Islandlawana and Roark's Drift).
The Longest Day
A Bridge to Far
Breaker Morant
Sands of Iwo Jima
Battleground
Flags of Our Fathers, and its counterpoint, Letters From Iwo Jima.
Wind Talkers
Midway
Gettysburg
Gods and Generals
The Desert Rats

I would delete:

Jarhead sucked in both print and movie versions. :barf:
Platoon and the deer hunter were both hollywierd propaganda. :barf:

[The Deer Hunter]

I was going to say something about not trashing Jarhead, I liked it.

[308win]

John Wayne and the draft.

The fact remains that the man who came to symbolize American patriotism and pride had a chance to do more than just act the part, and he let it pass. Source The Straight Dope (http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a5_004.html)

All time favorite: We Were Soldiers Once and Young
Other good ones: Band of Brothers, Platoon, Saving Private Ryan, Go Tell the Spartans, Blackhawk Down, Dogs of War, Longest Day, Bridge Too Far, The Boat, The Enemy Below, Zulu, Glory, Sgt. York. Too many to remember.

[ATAShooter]

Full Metal Jacket

Patton

[RH822]

Glory
Pearl Harbor
Tora, Tora ,Tora
Big Red One
Memphis belle
Enemy at the Gates
Tuskegee Airmen
Patriot


RH

[SMLE]

I was going to say something about not trashing Jarhead, I liked it.I'm sure there are folks who would trash some of my recommendations. That's America, we don't HAVE to like the same movies.

Cheers.

RH822 also named a few I forgot.

[The Deer Hunter]

Glory

Part of that was accually filmed in my town(cool points!)

[SMLE]

I knew a few of the reenactors who were in that. I heard that the Black extras were offered their unifirms, rifles and kit as part of their compensation. Many of them took the offer and became active reenactors.

[AK Sapper]

Paths of Glory- early Kubrick, one of the few WWI movies around. Ethics and leadership.

Kelly's Heroes- yeah, yeah a comedy, but check out the details of weapons, vehicles, ambush setup, minefields, and the interactions of a platoon of infantry. Best cast movie ever.

The Rough Riders- John Milius directing.

More to come, I'm going to look through the collection.

[The Deer Hunter]

I thought the lost patrol was pretty good. It was really underrated, made for A&E movie but good nonetheless.

[RH822]

Kelly's Hero's is one of my favorites, I can't believe I forgot to put in my list.


RH

[Ala Dan]

Hamburger Hill
Gardens Of Stone
Seige At Firebase Gloria
Full Metal Jacket
Platoon
When Hell Was In Session
The Green Berets

[AK Sapper]

Yes, a very well done movie about a phenomenal battle. Little Ricky Schroeder has matured into a pretty good actor.

More filums:

The Lost Command - based on Larteguy's "The Centurions" Very hard to find, but opening Dien Ben Phu sequence worth the rest of the movie.

The Steel Helmet - directed by Sam Fuller Very few Korean conflict movies, this one from the early days. Refurbished several years ago for AMC's annual movie celebration, why is it not out on DVD or tape yet?

Hell is for Heroes - another well cast movie, Don Siegal directed. Bob Newhart in his first movie role, Steve McQueen, Fess Parker.

Attack - Gritty film that the Army refused to help with. Once seen, no wonder. Jack Palance, Lee Marvin, Eddie Albert

[lamazza]

I was just scanning netflix for good ideas for war movies and came across this. I was so shocked I thought I'd share..
The Seige at Ruby Ridge
In this dramatization of actual events, white supremacist Randy Weaver (Randy Quaid) and his wife, Vicki (Laura Dern), think they're above the law, amassing guns without permits. When the feds issue an arrest warrant, the couple, with their children, retreats to a cabin in the woods. Tailed by the authorities, the Weaver family holes up with their weapons, triggering an 11-day standoff watched closely by Americans across the country.


:eek:

[tbtrout]

Have to have Full Metal Jaket and Apocolypse Now. Also To Hell and Back

[oweno]

"Das Boot", director's cut, in German with English subtitles.

The English-dubbed version is nowhere near as good.

[JohnL2]

Last of the Mohicans?
A bit over-romanticized but solid movie. Movie a guy and girl can watch together and both be satisfied.
Loved the part where Hawkeye clobbers that one Indian with his tomahawk.:D

And one movie that is forgotten but has so many levels to it:
A Soldier's Story
Black soldiers, WWII, enmity, entropy, bigotry, and pride. Fine acting. No battle scenes.
But you come away from it with a wider view.

I have been meaning to watch Master and Commander. Must get around to doing that.

[SSN Vet]

Das Boot (see the origonal German with subtitles, not The Boat with the cheasy accent English dubs)

Run Silent Run Deep

The Guns of Navarone

and a must see.....Galipoli.....with a very young Mel Gibson (who's still one of my favorite actors, despite his recent drunken foo-pahs)

and yes Master and Commander is VERY good.....

[Gator]

The Steel Helmet - directed by Sam Fuller Very few Korean conflict movies, this one from the early days. Refurbished several years ago for AMC's annual movie celebration, why is it not out on DVD or tape yet?

It is on VHS!

and........

I was just scanning netflix for good ideas for war movies and came across this. I was so shocked I thought I'd share..
The Seige at Ruby Ridge....

Why the shock? Its cheesy, but not all that bad a movie.

[antsi]

These three are originally in German. Watch them in German with English subtitles (don't get dubbed English versions):
Das Boot
Stalingrad
Downfall
These are among the best war movies ever made, IMO

Honorable Mention:
We Were Soldiers
Enemy at the Gates
A Bridge too Far
Saints and Soldiers
Guns of Navarone
Master and Commander
Sahara

[-terry]

Letters from Iwo Jima

[Big J of Calif]

All good movies

I would add
Heart Break Ridge to the list

[deerslayer79]

I have seen almost all of the ones mentioned and love them all but don't forget enemy at the gates and apocalypse now redux,and tears of the sun.

[BenjaminR]

Gettysburg
Tears of the Sun
Patton

I also like a lot of the other movies mentioned.

[RNB65]

Here'a few to add to the list if they're not already there:

The Civil War: A film by Ken Burns
Patton
Blackhawk Down
Saving Private Ryan
Schlinder's List
Kelly's Heroes
Letters from Iwo Jima
The Killing Fields
Paths of Glory
The African Queen

Not all of them are war movies in the traditional sense but, instead, have war as a backdrop. But damn they're good.

[VirgilCaine]

All Quiet on the Western Front
We Were Soldiers

The Manchurian Candidate
Three Days of the Condor
Telefon

Red Dawn
Soldier

(Hey, you didn't say which war :D )

[Alexfubar]

here's Two I thought would be at the top of the list :

Where Eagles Dare. - Clint Eastwood plays a Ranger w/ a suitcase full of dynamite and Richard Burton the English Military intel man who invade a German held castle. Very twisty spy story amid all the ****e blowing up.

The Cross of Iron - James Coburn as a very professional non political german NCO vs. the Russians , and his own officers.

[hrgrisso]

I'll try not to include movies already suggested.

I was very suprised to NOT see

The Great Escape (cmon steve freaking mcqueen with a motorcycle?)
Seven Samurai (not quite a war but maybe close enough?) wait for the rain...
Lawrence of Arabia
Spartacus
Gladiator :what: (warlike?) "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!"

and last but not least, right next to Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers as my Favorite WW2 Movie and it's a lot older!

Night of the Fox:
a made for TV movie about a sort of spy in Jersey during WWII. Long but very good.

[Threeband]

Glory
Zulu (scrupulously accurate)
Master and Commander
The Crossing (Made for tv; one clunky line by Washington)
Lost Patrol (lots of '17 Enfields!)
All Quiet on the Western Front (the original 1930's version)
There's a good one about Attila the Hun that's run on the History Channel sometimes.

[treebeard]

STALINGRAD
(Dogs, do you want to liver forever?)

Now that's a good movie!!!

[brentwal]

Battleground

[mp510]

Bravo Two Zero

[F4GIB]

Meg Ryan in Courage Under Fire.
In essence she plays three roles as the story unfolds. She is marvelous in each.

Also an early Australian film: Attack Force Z

[7ranquilcitizen]

When you guys are referring to "The Lost Patrol" do you guys mean "The Lost Battalion"? That is the only one I think that A&E made; good movie. Also there is two versions of Sahara, the one with Belushi was the first one I watched but I must say I liked the 1943 Humphrey Bogart version more.

The Battle of Algiers - Good movie for a oldie.

The Best Years of our Lives - A view of WWII vets after the war. No action but good acting.

Empire of The Sun - a bit hard to sit through at times but the scene with "P-51 CADILLAC OF THE SKY!! HORSE POWER!!" and the look on Christian Bales face at the end when reunite were worth it.

Heartbreak Ridge - might not belong here for some but I loved seeing Clint as a marine.

A Midnight Clear - when the patrol comes across a German and allied soldier frozen in a standing fighting position was a good scene.

Taegukgi (The Brotherhood of War) was a recent Korean movie on the Korean war that I thought was pretty good. Fake at times and the ending was ehhh on realism but there is a lot less movies about the Korean war to pick from.

Also anybody seen the 2005 Yamato? Having a hard time finding this one in stores.

[MrDig]

Gardens of Stone, Hamburger Hill, The Big Red One, Kelley's Heros, Catch 22, M.A.S.H., Patton, Enemy At the Gates.........
Wind Talkers was O'k but really missed in a lot of respects IMHO.

[Daemon688]

Saving Private Ryan
Black Hawk Down
Der Untergang
Stalingrad
Patton
Full Metal Jacket
Kingdom of Heaven (the crusades count, right?)

[TimboKhan]

First off, if you haven't seen "The Great Raid", you should. It is very well done, and very interesting.

Secondly, I also vote for Sands of Iwo Jima.

Thirdly, I knew that jackass that was portrayed in Jarhead. I really, really can't express my true feelings about that book or that movie without using a lot of words that start with F, but suffice it to say that I am not a fan. That movie is packed with lies, from beginning to end. Rockstar.esq went to see it with me in the theatre, and he will tell you that I was purple with rage by the time we left. "Swoff" is nothing more than a low-life, barracks lawyer who was and is bitter because things got hard. If he put half the energy into being a Marine that he did into whining, he would have been a pretty good Marine. I really, really, really don't like that guy.

[Stretchman]

Go tell the Spartans - Made in 78, about early Nam, 64...

Uncommon Valor - Nam

When Trumpets Fade - WWII

Others...

B-17 - Old wwII aviation movie

12 O'Clock High - WWII

The Dam Busters - WWII

The Dirty Dozen - WWII

They were Expendable - WWII

Sniper - Panama

Stretch
Quit cigs 1M 2D 21h 29m ago. So far saved $203.37, 1,355 cigs not smoked and counting ...

[Cuda]

Gunga Din
Where Eagles Dare
Patton
To Hell and Back
Flying Leathernecks
Full Metal Jacket
The Longest Day
Battle of the Bulge
Tora Tora Tora
The Enemy Below
They Were Expendable
Midway

Just to name a few

C

[RickH]

A Walk in the sun
1941

[IronAge]

Really brings back memories...

how about...Ice Station Zebra

The Eiger Sanction

Boys from Brazil...war related?

I love the cold war stuff and the spy stories from that time.

the Bourne movies are great too.

Personal faves:The Big Red One,Midway,Tora x3,Band of Brothers.Patton(my hero),Pvt Ryan,any Kurosawa movie,A Bridge too Far,Kellys Heroes,Catch-22,The Longest Day,Platoon,FMJ,...Heck,I'll watch any war movie,unless it has Sean Penn in it.Master and Commander was awesome,but then again,I thought "starship troopers"was too;)

[Campusninja]

Ambush
Das Boot
DownFall
Enemy at the Gates
Tears of the Sun
Savior
Shot thru the Heart
The Pianist
Schindlers List
Saving Private Ryan
Master and Commander
The Geat Raid
Stalingrad
Saints and Soliders


Just to name a few..........

[daysleeprx]

the Battle of Britain!

[IronAge]

I bought "battle of Britain" on vhs at the thrift store for 25 cents!Its awesome!

[Oleg Volk]

Thunder Gates (http://russianremote.com/276.html) is available on-line. A little too much propaganda, but well-done anyway. More gritty than most war films, with very engrossing depictions of infantry combat.

[IronAge]

great site man!,I was turned on to your "a human right" web site some time back and always refer women,new shooters etc to it...great posters and love the photos....I think thats your site,anywho..thanks a bunch...Ironage

[mike101]

The two best damn movies ever made were Zulu and The Great Escape, no particular order. Saw them both in the theaters with Dad when I was a little kid, and 100 times since. Hell I can almost recite both of them.

There are two rather obscure Peter O' Toole movies which are superb (he's my favorite actor). Murphy's War, and Rogue Male. Must see.

There are also:
Lawrence of Arabia
Patton
Platoon
Hunt for Red October
Gettysburg
The Sand Pebbles
Bravehart
Last of the Mohicans (just 'cause Madeline Stowe is in it)
The Longest Day (I got your John Wayne)
Saving Private Ryan (most intense)
Band of Brothers
The Blue Max (WWI German fighter pilots)
Master an Commander
Battle of the Bulge
Enemy at the Gates
Breaker Morant (Boer War)
The Lighthorseman (WWI)
The Enemy Below
Cross of Iron
Das Boot
Where Eagles Dare
The Rough Riders
Glory
Sharp's Rifles (British mini series- excellant)
Horatio Hornblower (A&E mini series-excellant)
Firefox
Masada (mini series)
The Eagle Has Landed
Independance Day (maybe a guilty pleasure)

If your ever looking for a good read, that would have made a great movie- Red Storm Rising, by Tom Clancy. Best story he ever wrote.

There. That ought to keep you busy for a while. :D

[ArfinGreebly]

Scanning for titles not yet mentioned . . .

Operation Petticoat (1959)

I see Mike has already listed O'Toole's Murphy's War

I didn't see anyone listing Goodbye Mr. Chips (O'Toole, 1969) -- a little less war, a little more humanity.

And no movie titles containing the word "Alamo?"

M*A*S*H

Anzio

Here's an obscure one: Sergeant Murphy (Ronald Reagan, 1938)

[VirgilCaine]

How could I forget?

Sahara.
Entertains w/o being too preachy.

[selector67]

I like Sahara, but I like the remake that starred James Bilushi. Does anyone remember the 1956 British movie A Hill in Korea, otherwise known as Hell in Korea in the U.S. If you like the Bren gun, they show it alot in this movie. Has Michael Cane and Stanley Baker of Zulu fame in it, rarely seen movie.

[BamBam-31]

"The Princess Bride." (Florin vs. Guilder :D )

Okay, maybe that was a stretch....

[RH822]

When Trumpets Fade

That's another good one.

RH

[db_tanker]

Breaker Morant....

"We shot them under Rule 303" arguably one of the best lines of any war-movie...


I don't THINK I saw The Enemy Below listed previously...nor In Harms Way...didn't see The 300 Spartans either...might be wrong, however.

A few I wish to echo, however....

Ambush
Saving Pvt Ryan
Where Eagles Dare
The Eagle has Landed
Flying Leathernecks
Cast a Giant Shadow
Tae Guk Gi
Das Boot (DC German w/english subs...all 219 min) should also read Iron Coffins...written by Buchheim and provided some inspiration for the book Das Boot.

I will add one that I read about in a Clancey novel...most will know which I am talking about...Alexander Nevskiy. I must admit that some of the directing was kinda out of date (but then look at the time when the movie was made and who was responsible...) but overall the movie was quite good. The subtitles were a bit annoying, but really a good movie.

Also not listed and possibly not considered a war movie...Munich.
Still worth watching...and I personally considered it a war movie...

D

[308win]

And then there is:

12 O'Clock High
For Whom the Bell Tolls
El Cid
Braveheart
Big Red 1
Patton

[Wasz]

Lost Batallion was a really good one.

[olivedrab]

I liked:

-Band of Brothers (even though it is a miniseries)
-Dirty Dozen
-We Were Soldiers
-Tigerland (wasn't bad)
-Braveheart
-Gettysburg

[66912]

My all time favorite that I still watch at least once a week "The Wild Geese".
Next would be "A Bridge Too Far".

[DogBonz]

Bridge over the river Kwai. Maybe not a great movie, but I liked it, none the less.

Maybe not a "war movie" in its true sense, but one ov my favorite movies, Rules of Engagement.

How about The Dirty Dozen? Another good one

Maybe not a movie about modern war, but Brave Heart has some awesome scenes.

[DesertShooter]

Not all "great", but war movies:

Anzio
Apocolypse Now
American guerrilla in the Phillippines
Air Force
Attack
All the young men
A bridge too far
The bridges at Toko-Ri
Beach Red
The beast
Bataan
Back to Bataan
Big Red 1
Black Hawk down
Beachhead
The bridge at Remaggen
Battleground
Bridge on River Kwai
BAT-21
Command decision
Cross of iron
Dark of the sun
Dr Strangelove
The dirty dozen
D-Day
The enemy below
The eagle has landed
From here to eternity
Fail-safe
The frogmen
Full metal jacket
Force-10 from Navarone
Flying Leathernecks
Fixed bayonets
The gallant hours
Guns of Navarone
Guadalcanal diary
Gung ho
Go for broke
The great escape
Gray lady down
G.I. Joe
Green berets
Hart's war
Hamburger hill
The hunters
Heartbreak ridge
Halls of Montezuma
Hunt for Red October
Hell is for heroes
In harm's way
Ice station Zebra
In love and war
Kelly's heroes
The longest day
Lawrence of Arabia
The mountain road
Midway
The naked and the dead
Navy SEALs
Objective Burma
One minute to zero
Off limits
Play dirty
Pork chop hill
Patton
Platoon
Run silent, run deep
Saints and soldiers
Sniper
The Sand Pebbles
Sahara (original)
Sahara (re-make)
Saving Private Ryan
Sands of Iwo Jima
Twelve o'clock high
Thirty seconds over Tokyo
Tobruk
Tora Tora Tora
They were expendable
Torpedo run
Take the high ground
To hell and back
Tears of the sun
Up periscope
Uncommon valor
Von Ryan's express
The war lover
Where eagles dare
A walk in the sun
Windtalkers
We were soldiers
Wake island

WHEW!

[Baba Louie]

The Beast of War
One worthy of watching, if you like Russian tanks and such

[VirgilCaine]

Beast of War was great--you rarely see things from either of those perspectives, the Mujahideen or the Soviets (esp. tankers).

Also, how could I forget The Dogs of War?

Christopher Walken as a mercenary in the late 70's, helping rebels in an African country. I don't think it was too bad--very gritty, at least the politics part in London was.

[Outlaw Man]

Hot Shots!


:neener:


I honestly can't think of any good ones that haven't been mentioned.

[RandyC]

Ahh, someone finally added The Bridges at Toko-Ri. I haven't seen that in a looong time.

[vintage68]

Just watched The Thin Red Line and enjoyed that one. Also, just recently released is The Great Raid set in WWII and surprisingly good.

[mp510]

A Walk in the sun
1941

I have a Walk in the Sun. It wasn't made in 1941. It was filmed in 1945 IIRC.

[Twitch]

The Winter War (Finnish) - Finns defending against one of the Soviet invasions

Demony Wojny (Polish) - Polish peacekeepers in Yugoslavia

[offthepaper]

-Band of Brothers (My all time favorite)
-Battle Cry
-PorkChop Hill
-Patton
-Father Goose
-Flags of our Fathers

[DarthBubba]

I have seen all of my favorites listed here save for one "Flight of the Intruder",
Fairly low budget but Entertaining.

DarthBubba

[Leanwolf]

BAT-21. Vietnam era. Based on a true story, novel by William Anderson, plus screenplay co-credit. The officer depicted in BAT-21, was a personal friend of Anderson's.

12 OCLOCK HIGH had one of the very best openings I've ever seen in a movie, bar none.

Coincidentally, when 20th Century Fox made the movie, 12 OCLOK HIGH into a television series, the story editor was William Anderson, who later wrote BAT-21.

(Before becoming a screenwriter and novelist, Anderson was a career officer in the USA Air Corps in WW II, and later USAF in Korea. He flew combat missions as pilots on B17s and B29s.)

L.W.

[JD_LION]

Nobody mentioned The 13th Warrior - It's different but still a great movie!

Saving Private Ryan - Instant Classic
Full Metal Jacket - Instant Classic
Braveheart - Instant Classic
The Patriot - One of my favorites
Glory - I have a friend who is in it
Band of Brothers -I know it's not a "movie" but we all know how good it is!
Patton
The Deer Hunter
Platoon
Gettysburg

Must Have Classics
Sink the Bismarck - one for the Brits and the Naval warfare buffs
Sands of Iwo Jima - Hell, It's the Duke
The Dirty Dozen - WoW
To Hell and Back - Audie Murphy
The Bridge on the River Kwai - Every Amererican should see it
The Great Escape - Steve McQueen, Jimmy Rockford=Classic

[Cosmoline]

Ditto "Taegukgi." It's quite spectacular considering the budget, though it's a little melodramatic for modern American tastes.

Also add:

Talvisota "The Winter War," one of the seminal war films of all time. It's no-nonsense laconic view of the war influenced later films.

Rukajärven tie ("Ambush"). A more recent Finnish war film about a bicycle squad in the Continuation War. It's not as gritty as Talvisota, but it's still fun to watch those guys dart around on the proto-mountain bikes with Mosins slung over their shoulders.

"Come and See" should be added to the list, but you won't want to watch it more than once.

In addition to "The Rough Riders," I rather liked the TNT film "The Hunley." It's quite unusual in showing some of the Romantic (capital "R") spirit that motivated the Confederate movement.

"Breaker Morant" is a great war film even though it's about a trial. I would rank it far higher than "Paths of Glory," which hasn't aged well at all.

Don't forget the WWI films including "Gallipoli" and even better the "sequel" to it, "The Lighthorsemen," which doesn't get half as much press but which is a better war movie. The charge on the Turkish lines is fantastic, and drawn directly from the pages of history. I rather liked the recent effort "The Lost Battalion," which is unusual for modern films in looking at American troops during the first world war.

And of course ditto on ZULU! and Lawrence of Arabia. These are MUST own films for anyone. O'Toole is perfect as Lawrence. I love the charges, as well as the scene where he marches out of the desert, barges into the officer's club in Cairo with his "black" assistant in tow, orders a drink and announces that he has single handedly led the Arabs and taken a key Turkish port! Just as in real life, the Brits weren't quite sure whether to court martial him or promote him.

[Il Duca]

Mt essential collection includes:

Windtalkers
Full Metal Jacket
Black Hawk Down
Last of the Mohicans (glad someone else included it)
Hamburger Hill
Braveheart
the Alamo (John Wayne)
We Were Soldiers

These are just off the top of my head, I have lots more.

[geim druth]

Most of my favorites are already here. +1 on 'Twelve O'Clock High', 'Zulu', 'Breaker Morant. I could watch 'Kelly's Heros' every day.

Haven't seen 'The Wind and the Lion' on the list. One of John Milius' best.
There's a great German movie called 'Die Brucke', ('The Bridge').
'What did you do in teh War, Daddy' is a riot.

[RickH]

A walk in the sun was made in 1945.
1941 was made in 1979.

[samueld308]

Heartbreak Ridge

[g5reality]

Apocolypse Now
Full Metal jacket
Dirty Dozen
Kelly's Heros
Big Red One
Platoon
Saving Private Ryan (first 20 minutes)
The Great Escape
Guns of Navarone
Hamburger Hill
Uncommon Valor
Tora Tora Tora
BAT-21
Lawrence of Arabia

[mike101]

I'll echo some that I forgot about.

Bat 21 (excellant. Gene Hackman, Danny Glover)
Gallipoli (Mel Gibson, before he lost his mind)
The Lost Batallion
The Wind & The Lion (Sean Connery. Moorish Risuli with a Scottish accent)
Windtalkers
Von Ryan's Express
Father Goose

A couple of oldies that were really good-
Mr. Roberts (classic)
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison
The Charge of the Light Brigade (the one made in the '60s. Trevor Howard)

No one has mentioned Memphis Belle, yet. That was a good one, too.

[RH822]

No one has mentioned Memphis Belle, yet. That was a good one, too.

Did too, Page 1 post 9:neener:

RH

[Todesengel]

American Soldiers
Band of Brothers
Black Hawk Down
Flyboys
Full Metal Jacket
Jarhead
Saving Private Ryan
Platoon
Pearl Harbor
Tears of the Sun
Three Kings
Windtalkers

Some others I can't get my brain atm to remember the titles of. :D

[CNYCacher]

I can't believe "The Great Raid" wasn't mentioned yet.