ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
War movie? Would Kramer vs Kramer count?
Sure, no prisoners.
I was thinking Aliens, Starship Troopers (yes, the movie), Edge of Tomorrow and Tropic Thunder myself.
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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
War movie? Would Kramer vs Kramer count?
Ah, Kelly's Heroes, such a fine, fine film in so many subtle and not so subtle ways. Glad it got a shout!ORIGINAL: GibClaret80
My fav war films are Where Eagles Dare and Kelly's Heroes must of watched them 1000 times as a kid and always watch every time they on TV.
But other films i think The Longest Day, Cross of Iron Das Boot and Stanlingrad are really good films. Also liked The Cockleshell Heroes and Thin Red Line but too many to choose from but recent ones haven't been that good at all. Apart from Dunkirk for WW2 genre
ORIGINAL: Crossroads
Ah, Kelly's Heroes, such a fine, fine film in so many subtle and not so subtle ways. Glad it got a shout!ORIGINAL: GibClaret80
My fav war films are Where Eagles Dare and Kelly's Heroes must of watched them 1000 times as a kid and always watch every time they on TV.
But other films i think The Longest Day, Cross of Iron Das Boot and Stanlingrad are really good films. Also liked The Cockleshell Heroes and Thin Red Line but too many to choose from but recent ones haven't been that good at all. Apart from Dunkirk for WW2 genre
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warspite1ORIGINAL: goodwoodrw
There are a lot war movies that worth watching and for different reasons, technical aspect, historical, and just pure entertainment, plus other reasons...... I saw Dunkirk at an Imax theatre, the sound and large screen made the movie a special experience. All movies are about enjoyment and entertainment. Back to Dunkirk, one of my all time favourite movie scenes is when the brits are hiding in the beached small boat and the gunfire penetrates the steel hull, the sound frightened the crapper out of me.
I'd agree with that and certainly the point about the scene in Dunkirk.
I recall seeing as a kid a program - I don't think it was a film, it might have been a play. I recall there was a small group of British soldiers in a hut (must have been Malaya). It was night time, they were surrounded by the Japanese, and they were closing in. I remember this scene because it really affected me at the time. The actors brilliantly conveyed their fear of what was to come. If I remember rightly we don't see what happens - just a lot of shouting, screaming and gunfire. Horrific.
ORIGINAL: Hellen_slith
I hereby nominate, as Best Worst movie, ....
TARZAN versus THE NAZIS (1942?)
for the tantalizing scenes of Tarzan feeding a Nazi to a Lion, Tarzan feeding TWO Nazis to "Cannibal Fish" (piranhas), and, for best actor:
CHEETAH for confuddling the Nazis over the Radio! Best scene EVER! That is, if you have a sense of humor ......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiQ-RKVp4Lo
sorry if this is the movie referenced as unnameable.
Play Dirty? Michael Caine was in it ,I think! No, I don't think that was it?ORIGINAL: wodin
So no one knows the film set in Pacific following British troops, at the end two survivors have to run zig zag across a field to safety as the Japanese tried to shoot them down?
Can't remember it's name but it was a good one.
ORIGINAL: Toby42
Play Dirty? Michael Caine was in it ,I think! No, I don't think that was it?ORIGINAL: wodin
So no one knows the film set in Pacific following British troops, at the end two survivors have to run zig zag across a field to safety as the Japanese tried to shoot them down?
Can't remember it's name but it was a good one.
ORIGINAL: wodin
ORIGINAL: Toby42
Play Dirty? Michael Caine was in it ,I think! No, I don't think that was it?ORIGINAL: wodin
So no one knows the film set in Pacific following British troops, at the end two survivors have to run zig zag across a field to safety as the Japanese tried to shoot them down?
Can't remember it's name but it was a good one.
No that's not set against Japanese.