What is the most honest WWII movie?
What is the most honest WWII movie?
Chase Harris
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Landon Ortiz
Where eagles dare
Ryan Bailey
probably saving private sneed
Wyatt Edwards
Not movie but the Pacific
Brayden Moore
sneed's feed and seed
Noah Ramirez
Triumph des willens
Alexander Jones
Stalingrad (Formerly Volgograd)
Jack Garcia
Forrest Gump
Ethan Cruz
Landon Turner
>cable car fight
>honest
Evan White
Overrated by pseuds
Gavin Johnson
Dam Busters
Chase Butler
The Guns of Navarone
Caleb Thomas
The Pianist because it´s the only movie that shows the events from a single persons perspective
the trailer sucks but the movie is unironically 10/10
Camden Davis
T B H even stranger shit actually happened during WWII.
Tyler Cox
The pianist is dishonest Jew shit
Andrew Howard
Stalingrad
Ayden Miller
When Trumpets Fade. WW2 wasn't a glorious struggle full of frens, it was a shitty meat grinder full of pissed off conscripts and cowards and guys looking out only for themselves.
Samuel Myers
This one, by far
Evan Morales
The Longest Day is pretty good since it's the only D-Day movie filmed in Normandy and half the cast participated in it. And it treats all sides fairly.
Jordan Brooks
WHERE'S THE BLOODY AIR FORCE?
Jackson Bell
Leningrad (formerly Petrograd)
Wyatt Robinson
szpillman really went through all that u nazi
William Hernandez
Will nobody say it?
ok then.
Hacksaw ridge
Austin Morgan
Pacific wasn't as good as Band of Brothers
Jason Murphy
>Overrated by pseuds
Pleb filtered
Parker Ramirez
one of the least honest, about a part of the war that I can almost guarantee wasn't taught in school. Philippines came under US control along with Puerto Rico and Guam after the spanish american war. In WW2, Japan fought to take the philippines, and over a million people, (two US civil wars worth) died defending American territory.
but yeah they weren't white so nvm
Ryder Jenkins
I like it but its literally commie propaganda
Brody Stewart
she was asking for it
Camden Bell
One-sided misery porn.
Brody Perez
How can it be "propaganda" when Klimov the director literally had to fight for 8 years straight in order to release it because the soviet government didn't want it to be released under any circumstance?
This is mainly because the majority of the "germans" in the film are ukrainian collaborators (like it actually happened), as evident by that entire under the bridge scene. Literally soviets killing soviets.
It's an anti-war film, there is not even one hint of why would anyone join the soviet army/partisans also, nothing but bad things happen as soon as he joins them, even before he encounters any enemy at all.
Atleast watch the film before spewing absolute ignorant bullshit about it
Jace Gutierrez
Longest Day and Tora Tora
Charles Jackson
Nah, it's a good movie. Just not as good as you think.
Aaron Nguyen
Greatest war film of all time
Ethan Young
Come and Sneed
Caleb Martinez
Why didn't she just #MeToo the Germans?
Christopher Morris
WHO SAID THAT?
Christian Jackson
based
my favorite is still Paths of Glory though
Jaxson Nelson
the shorts of this studio are pretty good and showing ww2 from the good perspective youtube.com
Colton Parker
Based.
Also has both Sean Connery and John Wayne in it
Brody White
I don't blame you, the courtroom sequence is one of my favourite moments in film.
Christopher Harris
>tfw Sneed is at Captain Chuck's grave
It was on TNT last night so I watched it.
Blake Nelson
German one about u-boats
Jordan Ward
this is a sneed thread you city slickers
Jose Flores
Why is she wearing glasses in bed?
David Taylor
be 5 years late to the war
reject help from brittards
brittards and canadians safely make it through in 10 minutes
muricans die for infinite amount of hours and barely do it
make 1000 movies about how glorius this retarded moment was
Colton Davis
I saw this film when I was 14 and it amazed me. Still one of my favourites
Nicholas Phillips
hollywood garbage
Benjamin Rogers
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Daniel Price
Greatest Story Never Told
Benjamin Martin
based
Jackson Collins
based
Colton Sullivan
This
Xavier Adams
It has like every major actor from that period in it. It's really crazy. Paul Anka, Henry Fonda, Richard Burton, Robert Kitchum, Richard Todd, Roddy McDowell, etc. Hell Todd was actually at Pegasus Bridge and ended up playing his commander, and one of the actors playing the Rangers was one of the men who climbed Pointe du Hoc.
Plus it's the only movie that shows The Free French, French Resistance, Canadians, and Germans pretty equally.
The theme is based too.
Luis Foster
this
Connor Nguyen
Birth of a nation
Michael Gutierrez
...
Bentley Myers
he's right, you know
Samuel Butler
The Thin Red Line
Asher Wood
just looked this up, never seen it before and it's got the pilot from Black Hawk Down with the thick eyelashes. Added to the backlog.