Your 6 favourite war movies.

[Bovril]

All Quiet etc.,
Das Boot
Saving Private Ryan
Apocalypse Now
Ice Cold in Alex
The Hill ( not strictl a war filym)

Is that the one with a young Sean Connery ? If so a brilliant film.

 

[bigstanhibbert]

Went The Day Well
Pimpernel Smith
The Dam Busters
The Day Will Dawn
Sea Of Sand
Battle Of Britain
Tomorrow We Live
M*A*S*H
They Shall Not Grow Old
Schindler’s List
The Bridge On The River Kwai
Kajaki
Ice Cold In Alex
Zulu



sorry can't count

 

[Aba452]

Some great choices on here.

I love Where Eagles Dare, the Eagle Has Landed and A Bridge Too Far.

The one that makes me stop what I'm doing whenever it's on Channel 5 is Operation Daybreak. Always have to watch it all the way through. Based on the true assassination of Reinhardt Heidrich and the bloody reprisals that followed. It benefits a lot from the Prague location at a time when the Iron Curtain was still up. Never a dry eye in the house when it's on, truly immense.

 

[HermanPant]

1917
Come & See
Paths Of Glory
Dunkirk
All quiet on the Western Front
Apocalypse Now - 4k version.

Come And See...Jeezus that's a grim watch

 

[Northernstorirs]

Saving Private Ryan
Kelly's Heroes
1917
Platoon
Enemy at the Gates (not seen this since I was a teenager. Thinking about it, it might be awful watching it again.)
Fury

 

[Dirty Harry]

No particular order :-

Platoon
Unbroken
Ice Station Zebra
U-571
The Dam busters
The Great Escape

Honourable mention for 'Ice Cold In Alex'.

 

[JRockBlues]

Apocalypse Now
Platoon
Zulu
The Great Escape
Bridge on the River Kwai
Black Hawk Down

 

[Blue and still suffering]

The Longest Day
A Bridge to Far
Saving Private Ryan
Where Eagles Dare
Dunkirk (John Mills version)
1917
Gallipoli

Never like an Eagle has landed as I read the book first so no way was Donald Sutherland the right person to play Liam Devlin

 

[City Hobgoblin]

Paths of Glory
Thin Red Line
Apocalypse Now
Cross of Iron
Bridge on the River Kwai
Casualties of War

 

[City Hobgoblin]

14 times wasn’t it ?