Favorite World War II Movies

MY Favorite World War II Movies:

BEST FILMS
Das Boot (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082096/)
Tali-Ihantala 1944 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0378848/)
Stalingrad (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108211/)
Der Untergang (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363163/)
Баллада о солдате - (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052600/)
Летят журавли - (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050634/)
Letters from Iwo Jima (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0498380/)
Otoko-tachi no Yamato (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0451845/)
and a very funny Hungarian
A tizedes meg a többiek (The Corporal and Others) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059812/)

FUNNIEST (and most quoted by me):
Kelly’s Heroes (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065938/)

MOST HATED:
Pearl Harbor (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0213149/)

Regards:
TGR

ps: DO YOU AGREE WITH ME?

This is tough,but my favourite WW2 movies have got to be The Great Escape,Ice Cold in Alex,The Eagle has Landed,Where Eagles Dare.Classic action,great stories.

try the movie fraulein with james edwards playing the black actor. this was before sidney poitier even became popular.

I think this list pretty much sums it up:
Amazon WW2 Movies

The just apply the filters to narrow down your search.

I love anything with John Wayne in it , or Anthony Quinn!

Some of my favorite WWII movies are:
The Desert Fox, The Longest Day, A Bridge to Far, Patton, PT109, Midway… the list could go on. Oh, anyone remember the TV series’ “combat” and “the desert rats”? Classic TV!

My favorite World War II movies are:
The Desert Fox
The Longest Day

I think you meant “Ambush” (Rukajärven tie (1999))

Yup, that’s the one.

Is that the one where the Finnish officer’s missus is a nurse and she gets killed?

My favourites in no particular order;
Bridge too far
Der Untergang
The way ahead (ok it’s a propaganda film but it’s still good)
Battle for the river plate (mostly because my great uncle was on HMS Exeter during the battle)
Longest day
Saving Private Ryan
Das Boot
39th Battalion (If you haven’t see it, do it’s brilliant)
Letters from Iwo Jima

My favourite is the Night of the Generals (beautiful colors and excellent uniforms) and Der Untergang

my favorite is probably the sands of iwo jima, even hough he wasn’t a real Marine, he should have been because he did a darn good job portrying one, sucks he dies though.

comabat was an amazing show, i used to get it from the library all the time but ive seen its on netflix now so no more hassel, i miss hogans heroes too, darn good show, however unrealistic it may be.

I finally found, and ordered the gallant hours on DVD today from Turner classic movies

//youtu.be/z2wye37sZiQ

Well, I think I’m the only one who don’t like Saving Private Ryan… No offense, but too much “Americanism”, some good movies are Letters from Iwo Jima, Enemy at the Gates, The Thin Red Line, Das Boot, A Bridge Too Far, Der Untergag (one of my top rated), and someone remember of Tora!Tora!Tora!? If Series are in too: Desert Rats, Band of Brothers & The Pacific!

My favorite WWII movie has to be the “Longest Day”. This movie was loaded with well known actors. The “Duke”, John Wayne is my all-time favorite actor. One of the best B&W war movies ever made. I make a point to watch this movie at least 2-3 times on or before June 6. There are many great WWII movies out there, The Longest Day is at the top of my list, and will be so for a long while.

Doc!

Personally - I love “the Train” with Burt Lancaster, its a real gem from the 60s (but shot in BW for a vintage look). Also Das Boot and Downfall. I’m more picky than most about my war films lol

Seen a lot of The Train lately, as it has been on tv multiple times, its interesting.
I really enjoyed Defiance and Enemy at the gates (though not always accurate).:rolleyes:
Charlotte Gray is also a good one and can’t forget the old favorites like Enemy below and The longest day.
But my all time favorite would have to be Band of brothers especially Part 6 (Bastogne).
Not a fan of Saving Private Ryan and Pearl Harbor.
Looking forward to the ww2 thriller Starring Cillian murphy, hopefully to be released 2012…:smiley:

I saw this movie at its premier in the Graumans Chinese Theater in Hollywood as part of a middle school outing.

I don’t know if I’ve already posted this before but ‘The Way Ahead’ has to be a firm favourite with me. It has David Niven starring and it’s about a TA platoon going through training to going to fight in the Desert. Good stirring patriotic stuff, an unashamed propaganda film (released in 1944) but still worth a watch.