Watching WW2 classics….

[Darts]

The Dambusters

Don't, repeat, don't show the link below to any liberal lefties.
German survivors of the Dambusters Raid remember the human cost 70 years on | Abroad in the Yard

 

[Robert Mugabe]

The Dambusters

Don't, repeat, don't show the link below to any liberal lefties.
German survivors of the Dambusters Raid remember the human cost 70 years on | Abroad in the Yard

Boo hoo fuckin hoo. Somebody pointed out that WW2 was the first war where 80% of the casualties suffered were inflicted by the "losing sides" Germany and Japan. 80% of those casualties were civilian.

 

[Radar1956]

Fury
Enemy at the Gates

 

[Darts]

All Quiet on the Western Front.

The actor Lew Ayres was an interesting character. He proved that you can still serve honourably without carrying a rifle.
The “Good” Conscientious Objector Lew Ayres (historynet.com)

 

[catman42]

The Light Horse

 

[Robert Mugabe]

Watched this one when it came out. Russian movie. Bit of a downer. But what would you expect? Full movie available on Youtube.

 

[unassuming]

 

[Stelvio]

Need to add The Longest Day, Battle of Britain and two of my all time favourites Kelly’s Heroes and Inglorious Bastards.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Entertaining but not based on historic events, The dirty dozen, pure fiction. Very loosely base on an event of allied troops going after Nazi gold, Kelly's Heroes. Bases on a event of a bridge being built by the Japanese, Bridge On The River Kwai. In actual fact the camp commander was not brutal at all and did not commit war crimes. A British officer that was a prisoner at the camp traveled back to Asia after the war to testify on the behalf of the camp commander to spare his life.

Fiction :

von ryan's express - Zoeken Video's

www.bing.com

 

[unassuming]

Saving Private Ryan
Dunkirk

 

[AndrewX]

Of the newer ones I like Fury