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The Dirty Dozen
Red Dawn
Zulu
Der Untergang
The Big Red One
The Wild Geese
The Boys In Company C

Catch 22 could be called a war movie too I guess.

@dodge: your point about budget is taken, but I still contend that Gettysburg is a far better movie. The book was written by Michael Shaara (much better writer IMO)...his son picked up the series to make a buck and wrote the prequel and sequel.

Between platton and apocalypse now the former IMO is both better and easier watch, but both are really good.

I also recommend jarhead for an up-to-date war movie.. deer hunter as mentioned is superb and also der untergang altho a bit different.

Inglorious basterds is also really good.

btw, "guns of naverone" and "where eagles dare" is two _really_ good classics.

The Dirty Dozen
Stalag 17
La 317ème section, 1965, from Pierre Schoendoerffer
Kingdom of Heaven

someone earlier said band of brothers - i can only pluss that one a million times. best ever tv series. best ever film. its the best ever anything. it is better than amiga. well maybe not :)

a bridge too far and that movie where nazis pretend to be british and take over a town/church, which name i can never remember. and thank you canada!

dodge:

:3

That would be 'The Eagle has landed', both that movie and A Bridge too Far had Michael Caine starring.

Ahh, both of those movies making heavy use of the unknown Wehrmacht regiment of expendable stunt-nazi's which went down in their hordes to the death-chattering machine guns of the heroes. One the plus side, the survivors were able to propagate their genes into the new generation of Star Wars Imperial Stormtroopers (non-clone edition) ;-)

Putting in another recommandation for Band of Brothers. I've watched the entire series 11 times, currently working on the 12th.

Kelly's Heroes

oh shit, I was just about to post this:

... there's no word how much donald sutherland rocks in it.

Krabob - massive agreement :)

Cross of Iron.. Probably the weirdest ending ever.

Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS: