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  • Massive Lee
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    Deer hunter was pretty nasty


    But I prefer movies from the early 1960's such as The Longest Day on which Spielberg heavily copied to do Private Ryan, Bridge on the River Kwai, Taxi for Tobrouk or the more recent A Good German which was filmed according to cinematigraphic style of the sixties.

    But I also have a sweet spot for Clint Eastwood's Flag of our Fathers.

    I have also liked a few gruesome movies about the russian front.

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  • SamE30e
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    Black hawk down.
    Enemy at the gates

    Theres tons but those are off the top of my head.

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  • E30 Wagen
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    No Man's Land

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  • mrsleeve
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    enemy at the gates or Patton

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  • Jand3rson
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    Hey h0lmes. Full Metal Jacket is SO MUCH FUCKING better than Platoon.

    Best war movie ever, though? Hard to say, I don't think I have a favorite. I like them all.

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  • Pinepig
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    Originally posted by blunt
    hey it was a self inflicted joke. that would make me like 100
    I was about to call you Conner McCloud.

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  • Alecs MacDonald
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    Originally posted by atomic
    [B]TORA! TORA! TORA!
    ^^^He beat me to it. I liked "a bridge too far" even though nobody else seemed to care for it.

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  • andyman2487
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    The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

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  • atomic
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    TORA! TORA! TORA!

    Saving Private Ryan

    There are more but I can not think of them at the moment...

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  • Ryan Stewart
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    I like the more realistic ones. The Eastwood and Wayne movies were always too much propaganda.

    Speaking of propaganda, anyone seen Steiner?

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  • TrackAddict
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    I'm an aviation guy, so my favorite would have to be "Twelve O'Clock High.


    It's a classic that came out 4 years after the end of WWII but so much of it is relevant to military leadership, discipline, and bearing even today. It's used in many officer training programs today! Plus, it has some good actual aerial combat footage. It doesn't have the bling that a lot of newer war movies have but it does have a meaningful and thoughtful storyline that most newer war movies do not have.

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  • E30Kaiser
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    Kelly's Heroes is a classic war comedy, and Alls quiet on the Western Front, Saving Private Ryan and Platoon are probably three of my favorite war movies. Enemy at the Gates.....I hate just because of how bad the ending is, wish they would have made it historical and badass instead.
    Last edited by E30Kaiser; 03-18-2008, 08:43 AM.

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by blunt
    thats what a real man would do. how far of a drive is that for you?
    IIRC 18-20 hours. Unfortunately the 1600 will not make it.

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  • blunttech
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    Originally posted by Turf1600
    If I can make it. My wifes retarded fuckwad of a sister is having HS graduation that weekend. I may say fuck you to both of them and go alone.
    thats what a real man would do. how far of a drive is that for you?

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by blunt
    i will knee you square in the balls at V@V
    If I can make it. My wifes retarded fuckwad of a sister is having HS graduation that weekend. I may say fuck you to both of them and go alone.

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