War movies.

another505 · Postby **another505** » Tue 27 Oct 2015 02:10

Sunshine wrote:
varis wrote:Saving private Ryan was surprisingly good for Spielberg.

Yes, because Spielberg is usually known for bad movies...

He might be mixing him with Michael Bay (Pearl Harbour)

Gabin23 · Postby **Gabin23** » Fri 8 Jan 2016 01:47

Romiros wrote:This will be thread about good war movies. Oldschool war movies.
Let's start from 1955 To Hell and Back

convention
Classic and realistic movie about Audie Murphy, simple boy from Texas. He was 17 when we goes to army, he had 50 kilo of weight, about 165 sm of tall and balls of steel. He get 33 US war awards, including Medal of Congress and 3 Purple hearts. 5 French and 1 Belgium medals. In this movie he playing himself and this is good movie about good man and his friends (mostly about his friends), you should watch it.

the best moovie ever and ever

orcbuster · Postby **orcbuster** » Mon 2 May 2016 22:52

Not sure if this falls under war movie but what the hell. Everyone should see this movie.

It is basically the trope maker for every villain ever.

SHAKESPEARE WITH TANKS!

Postby **[EUG]MadMat** » Mon 25 Jul 2016 16:05

Don't know if it was posted before:

Postby **Sunshine** » Thu 28 Jul 2016 03:08

[EUG]MadMat wrote:Don't know if it was posted before:

Looks cheap to be honest.

But...Liam Neeson. :shock:

Then again, he isn't killing anyone in that trailer.

Admiral Piett · Postby **Admiral Piett** » Fri 5 Aug 2016 02:49

Killertomato · Postby **Killertomato** » Sat 26 Nov 2016 07:14

Saw Hacksaw Ridge.

Holy fucking shit.

After the first battle sequence, I heard the entire theater exhale.

Admiral Piett · Postby **Admiral Piett** » Mon 12 Dec 2016 04:13

I finally got around to watching The Admiral: Roaring Currents on Netflix. It is the first Korean movie that I managed to watch all the way through without turning it off. For those that don't know, Korean (well, East Asian generally) cinema tends to be extremely melodramatic. So much so that it just comes off funny and/or silly most of the time. The Admiral managed to stay grounded well enough that I enjoyed it. The opening of the Battle of Myeongnyang was really well done, but it was like the Korean filmmakers couldn't help themselves, and it goes full melodrama after that. It is a shame, but the movie is worth watching for the opening of the battle alone.

Admiral Piett · Postby **Admiral Piett** » Wed 14 Dec 2016 21:20

I'm hoping they don't write the French out of the narrative on this one.

Vulcan 607 · Postby **Vulcan 607** » Wed 14 Dec 2016 21:59

Admiral Piett wrote:

I'm hoping they don't write the French out of the narrative on this one.

I've been interested in this for a while haven't seen any trailers though.
Wondering did you see the Dunkirk docudrama that was very good

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