Whats your favourite war film ever?

[Bjornebye]

I know it's a medieval film but it still deals with war, Kingdom of Heaven is fucking ace.

I was blown away watching that. Really didnt expect much at all but fuck me thats a good film. No Braveheart like but good all the same.

[Mendoza]

Born On The Fourth Of July

[halewood pete]

breaker morant is one of my favourites.true boer war story.edward woodward.

google "breaker morant rule 303"for apiece of great acting from edward.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

I was blown away watching that. Really didnt expect much at all but fuck me thats a good film. No Braveheart like but good all the same.

 

I loves my medieval/fantasy films set in the same style like GOT or LOTR for example.  

[Bjornebye]

"Loves" fucking die on a spike mate.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

"Loves" fucking die on a spike mate.

 

Just a typo, stop getting your crotchless navy knickers in a twist. 

[Lee909]

Braveheart is fucking shit

 

Never seen a film as historical inaccurate

[Bjornebye]

Just a typo, stop getting your crotchless navy knickers in a twist.

I don't actually want you to die on a spike mate. Christ.

[Bjornebye]

Braveheart is fucking shit

 

Never seen a film as historical inaccurate

Only Stringvest can vouch for it mate.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

I don't actually want you to die on a spike mate. Christ.

 

I was looking forward to it. 

[Mike D]

The Train.

[Stickman]

The Hill

The Beast

The bridge on the River Kwai

The Great Escape

The Dirty Dozen

Fury

Downfall

Laurel and Hardy Beau Hunks

[General Dryness]

The Wild Geese.

 

A cracker but not my favourite. I think they've all been covered in the thread so far.

[Mendoza]

Paths Of Glory

Cross Of Iron

Gallipoli

The Hurt Locker

Three Kings

Hotel Rwanda

Stalingrad

Flame And Citron

Black Book

The Pianist

[General Dryness]

Shaving Ryans Privates

[Trumo]

Not my favourites but two top class films nevertheless:

 

Waltz With Bashir

Lebanon

[Jenson]

What was the one with Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford in it?

[Trumo]

What was the one with Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford in it?

 

Force 10 From Navarone.

 

Anyway, how about The Killing Fields?

[Bjornebye]

What was the one with Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford in it?

Indiana Jaws

[aikido]

Raiders of the Lost Ark.

 

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[Fowlers God]

Inglorious Bastards

[Josef Svejk]

I'd go for Sophie's Choice, though I'm not sure if comedies are allowed...

[Josef Svejk]

Incidentally, the correct answer is The Battle of Algiers.

[General Dryness]

Indiana Jaws

Raiders of the Lost Shark

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Apocalypse Now.

 

Platoon and FMJ are brilliant though as is the Deer Hunter. Basically any Vietnam film.

Full Metal Jacket just left me cold.  I thought the drill sergeant scenes were stagey and contrived and Private Pile hammed it up soemthing shocking.

 

I'd really like to see a Vietnam film that doesn't portray the aggressors in a sympathetic light.  Most Vietnam films strike me as watching a bunch of Nazis moaning about how they might get attacked by the Resistance.