These past few years I find myself completely fascinated with the dozens (no, hundreds!) of documentary footage found on YouTube, as told from all countries points of view of the 2ndWW ... Stalingrad was an especially epic turning point!
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These past few years I find myself completely fascinated with the dozens (no, hundreds!) of documentary footage found on YouTube, as told from all countries points of view of the 2ndWW ... Stalingrad was an especially epic turning point!
I don't get those rumblings watching any or every war movie, only (it seems) movies about the war in Vietnam Nam.I had to stop watching war movies. They brought out too many uncomfortable feelings for me.
-Mike
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You'd be hard pressed to find a better acting preformance than DeNiro and
Walken during the Russian Roulette scene.
...and This is the one that tore it for me.
Not strictly a film, but I just finished watching Band of Brothers (for the second time). I'm going to watch the Pacific again, too.
Restrepo and Korengal are two of my favourite non fiction films
Blackhawk Down
The Hurt Locker
American Sniper
13 Hours
+1000 for Sands of Iwo Jima. My old man was a huge fan of the Duke and that was the first war movie I ever remember watching as a kid.
I loved Band of Brothers but I could never actually finish The Pacific. On a side note, you enjoyed American Sniper? Most of the locals I have talked with hated the movie, it was a pretty big propaganda piece in most people's opinion. They also completely omitted the fact the guy was a huge P.O.S who actually enjoyed killing in the war. He also didn't enjoy referring to the people over there as people...
I like most of the movies mentioned. I need to see some of them, never heard of a couple of these. I am surprised nobody has mentioned Enemy at the Gates yet. I haven't seen it for years but it used to be on the movie station all the time so I have seen it countless times.
Akshilly...watching Enemy At The Gates is what got this thread started, and it's the very first movie mentioned.I loved Band of Brothers but I could never actually finish The Pacific. On a side note, you enjoyed American Sniper? Most of the locals I have talked with hated the movie, it was a pretty big propaganda piece in most people's opinion. They also completely omitted the fact the guy was a huge P.O.S who actually enjoyed killing in the war. He also didn't enjoy referring to the people over there as people...
I like most of the movies mentioned. I need to see some of them, never heard of a couple of these. I am surprised nobody has mentioned Enemy at the Gates yet. I haven't seen it for years but it used to be on the movie station all the time so I have seen it countless times.