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I cannot choose my favorite WWII movie.

IMPOSSIBLE

Das Boot
Talvisota (Finnish movie about the Winter War)
Letters from Iwo Jima gets honorable mention.

;) well from that list, for me its gotta be "das boot" its just a sub thing
:know: my other choice not listed is "the battle of the bulge" dont ask why its just a tank thing :rotfl:

Other: The Cruel Sea Good Film Great Book. Perhaps not so good for action, but for human drama almost intolerably intense.

And another one gets resurrected from the past...but it's a good one, so I'm not complaining.

I also noticed that while I listed my criticism of Saving Private Ryan, I didn't actually vote or name a favorite. My favorite would be Tora! Tora! Tora!, followed by Das Boot.

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Originally Posted by Kaleun_Saxi

I love Das Boot and many other WWII movies.

Being a German it's difficult to find any movie that doesn't show the Germans as the bad guys and glorifies the Allies. Therefore I like movies that are more into comradeship, bravery and how bad the war itself is and so on. One of my fav is "Bridge of Remagen", another one "Duell in the Atlantic" (sorry, is that the official title?) with Curd Jurgens as a sub commander in a thrilling duell with a DD.

I also like the US vs. Jap ones, like Tora Tora Tora.

And, of course, "Operation Petticoat" ;)

The Longest Day and its sequel, A Bridge Too Far, both show the respective battles from both sides, with the triumphs and blunders equally shared; much like Tora! Tora! Tora! You might like them.
And the Curt Jurgens/Robert Mitchum movie was The Enemy Below.

Well i havent voted cause i have more then 1 fav movies of ww2. This would be : Das Boot, Stalingrad (both in original audio with subtitles). Then ofcourse Band of brothers and the last one is Schindlers list.

Das Boot has to be one of the most realistic WWII movies about German U-Boats I've ever seen. The others are The Enemy Below and U-571. But The Enemy Below used an American sub( look at the hatches inside the boat) and not a German one it was a good try though. And the U-571 was a bunch of crap concidering the British captured the Engmia machine first.

Other...

The Dam Busters.

I chose "other", it's too difficult to decide which one is my all time favourite, they are all equally good in their own way. I have always liked Where Eagles Dare, Midway and The Longest Day mainly from childhood, but of late I have really enjoyed Black Book and Downfall - slightly different take on the traditional war film dealing with battles or campaigns. And, of course you can't forget Band of Brothers even though it's not a film but a mini series.

Too many to choose from:-?

hahaha what was the point of reviving this thread after such a long dormancy?

Thread was started Feb 2006

The latest posting date other than the "revival posts" was February 26, 2006! :damn:

someone got bored and went digging really DEEP for this thread late one night!

Das boot is cool but come on the king of cool!http://www.stevemcqueen.org.uk/Steve.jpg

S.P. Ryan and the battle of midway.

Das Boot

Come and See (russian movie, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091251/)

There are so many....it would be kinda hard to choose :hmm:

Other-Band Of Brothers

Das Boot, no doubt! :yep:
have some others but i dont like them

I have to vote for Das Boot. First off, that movie really made my nose twitch. You could literally SEE the stink on the sub crew. Not only that.. just watching it made me clausterphobic and edgy through the whole thing. Not many movies can do that.

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Originally Posted by Kaleu. Jochen Mohr

Das Boot, no doubt! :yep:
have some others but i dont like them

Pirates of the Caribbean perhaps :hmm:

Soooo many not on there

Dambusters
633 squadron
Schindlers list
Tora x3

plus all Steve has mentioned
lol

Stalingrad is a cool film but went with Das Boot
Have watched over and over again

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Kaleu. Jochen Mohr - Das Boot, no doubt! :yep:
have some others but i dont like them

10,000 Deck gun shells under the sea ?
Or is that leagues

:rotfl: