Please recommand me some WW2 movies to watch I've already seen
>Downfall
>Inglorious Bastards
>Saving Private Ryan
>Come and See
>Shindlers List
>Band of Brothers
>Truimph of the Will
Please recommand me some WW2 movies to watch I've already seen. >Downfall. >Inglorious Bastards
Cross of iron
Tora tora tora.
Catch 22
Enemy at the gates
Thin red line
Empire of the Sun
Dad Boot
*das
Das Boot
Patton
Overlord (2018)
Pacific
The world at war
Letters from Iwo Jima
Flags of our Fathers
Come and See
The Longest Day
A Bridge Too Far
Bridge over the river kwai
*The Bridge on the River Kwai
The Pacific is must see HBO kino similar to band of brothers, Im currently watching it for a second time.
Kelly's heroes
The Longest Day
A Bridge Too Far
Midway (1976--it's not good but the model ship sequences are kino)
Guadalcanal Diary
Gung Ho
Up Periscope
The Big Red One (I don't like it but other people do)
The Battle of Britain
Bridge at Remagen
Attack On An Iron Coast
In Which We Serve
30 Seconds Over Tokyo
12 Oclock High
And frick I forget a ton more. My uncle and I used to watch WW2 movies on the schedule of the actual war. Have a huge DVD pile somewhere.
Battle of Britain and A Bridge Too far come to mind. Both were made in the late 60's/early 70's with plenty of authentic military hardware and respect for the men who fought -- on both sides. They are cinematic gems.
I mean, look at this. LOOK AT IT. Those are all real fricking warbirds. the ones that crash are half-scale models set on fire, yeah, but not the rest.
Battle of Britain gets bogged down by side quests when they're not in the air.
>Those are all real fricking warbirds. the ones that crash are half-scale models set on fire, yeah, but not the rest.
Was it Tora Tora Tora that wrecked a ton of original WW2 planes? One of these movies blew up a whole lot of surplus aircraft during the filming.
>Was it Tora Tora Tora that wrecked a ton of original WW2 planes?
Possibly. They definately used footage from the real Pearl harbor attack tho.
Fictional WWII movies
The Guns of Navarone
Von Ryans Express
The Train (1964)
Where Eagles Dare
Bridge on the river kwai
Platoon
13 Hours
We Were Soldiers
Apocalypto
All Quiet on the Western Front
OP said WW2, dude. Not that those aren't all kino.
Grave of the Fireflies
Barefoot Gen
The wienerpit
In This Corner of The World anime. It's Japanese homefront during the war. I'd never seen that perspective before. No politics other than war is bad.
The Wind Rises
Allied
I actually haven't seen it. Supposedly it has a more gritty realistic vibe than any other tank movie, even if the actual battles are World of Tanks tier.
Oh yeah, try White Tiger. It's about an immortal Russian tank driver.
It's got some dumb parts like tactics but it's worth a watch
T-34
Fury is good but unrealistic
There's parts that will have you reeling from moronation but they did it to advanced the movie/make it cool
the tank battle scenes are decent, but most of the rest of the movie sucks
the captain
watch this free on youtube, it's loosely based on soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko:
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If you can get over the lead being a fricking pussy, and skip through the scene with the women in Berlin. It's pretty kino. But picrel is better.
This is the best WWII documentary ever made. Everyone in this thread should add it to their list. The episodes are free on YT, but you can also stream it or torrent it in higher quality. It's all real footage of important people in WWII on both sides and they're not old as frick. Also, Laurence Olivier narrates.
Achtung! The Desert Tigers
The Beast in Heat
Blitzkrieg: Escape from Stalag 69
Bordel SS
Captive Women 4
The Cut-Throats
Deported Women of the SS Special Section
The Gestapo's Last Orgy
Helga, She Wolf of Stilberg
Hitler's Harlot
Hitler's Last Train
Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS
Love Camp 7
Nathalie: Escape from Hell
Nazi Love Camp 27
Prisoner of Paradise
The Red Nights of the Gestapo
Salon Kitty
SS Camp 5: Women's Hell
SS Experiment Love Camp
SS Girls
Stalag 69
Torture Me, Kiss Me
Women's Camp 119
>Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS
Automatically based list
Can I get a QRD on these?
nazi emmanuelle
The great escape
>1944 (estonian)
Estonian troops fighting in the german and soviet armies.
>brest fortress
not much to say, don't really remember much about it tbh
>my way
loosely based on the story of the korean that fought for the japanese, soviets, and germans
>sisu (more set in ww2 than "about" ww2, but still worth a watch)
finnish gold miner goes john-wick on a german tank crew.
Haven't seen yet, but they look neat
>my honor was loyalty
waffen ss perspective .it's a student film if i remember correctly as well.
>Der Hauptmann
deserter poses as an officer and takes over a military prison camp, fun ensues.
>my way
based watch unbroken and hacksaw ridge too
Goose steppin'.
Alright, I have an IQ of 155 and you just outsmarted me. Underrated kek and impressed. picrel is you.
i have sub-room-temperature IQ, plz explain
Ryan Gosling (goose) is doing the Goose Step (military march associated with nazis)
for me? it's the 'Caust
The Battle Of The Bulge
The Devil's Brigade
Dunkirk
The Heroes Of Telemark
>The Battle Of The Bulge
Peak Shawkino
The Captain (Der Hauptmann)
Conspiracy
the man with the iron heart
memeing aside. Schindler's List
This is a great movie about the Rape of Nanjing.
>inb4 chink propaganda
This a movie about the Japanese Unit 731 experimentation on Chinese prisoners. Very haunting movie that's unfairly been painted as horror B-Movie schlock.
Another great movie is Der Wannseakonferenz. A West German 80's film about the raw bureaucracy involved in Nazi Germany about deciding to liquefy the israelites.
OP here I just finished watching T-34, HOLY KINO!!!! Someone who is a historian tell me though how did the T-34 and Panzer really stack up against each other
Wanton