Just finished this, and really enjoyed it what are some other kino war documentaries?
Just finished this, and really enjoyed it what are some other kino war documentaries?
David Allen
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Jackson Campbell
Watch the WW2 one, it's also made by Ken Burns.
Logan Carter
This, plus The World at War (1973) and the Great War (1962).
John Price
yup
Austin Moore
Ken Burns' Baseball
Blake Jenkins
And the Ken Burns US Civil War one is good too.
Gabriel Lewis
based
Samuel Johnson
>literally fought all the foreign invasors and traitors
>still laughs about it when remebering the wars
This guy is the biggest CHAD of this documentary, meanwhile all the american veterans were just crying and sobbing like bitches.
Brayden Lopez
any documentaries about the napoleonic wars aka true war kino?
James Taylor
The episodes were almost a bit too long. It was hard to bench. Each episode were basically a movie of it's own. Not that that's a bad thing, but my netflixbrain can't handle anything longer than 1 hour anymore.
Nicholas Fisher
>Vietcongs are inhuman beasts
This impresses the incel.
Dominic Lewis
>its Dookie episode
Adrian Kelly
>Great guy....
Joshua Martin
>implying both sides werent
Away you go zogbot.
Juan Anderson
>Mogie is going out on patrol
Leo Morgan
>fight a pointless war just to get your country completely destroyed and have entire generations of your young men ruthlessly slaughtered just so your government can force you at gunpoint into sweatshops to make shoes and t-shirts for americans
truly they are the winners in this situation
Brody Russell
Bitter Lake
Ryan Rogers
yeah the Americans who traveled ten thousand miles to fight for no reason in the jungle and then cry about it on television later are not the inhuman beasts here.
Jose Smith
Cope
Alexander Reed
The last episode was really great, the part about the memorial in particular was really moving.
Ian Wilson
abosulute kino.
youtube.com
Its not as one sided as it was made in the 70s where the general believe was still that WW2 was an escalation of events of the now dominant idea that its was good vs bad. It even features Albert Speer as a high ranking SS officer (before he revealed to know everything about the final solution. Beautifull narration by Laurence Oliver who at times speaks in a cynical tone about a world completely out of control. It shows day to day life in alot of countries both before, during and after the war. And has a great sequence of german everyday people dancing crosscut with the bombing of London.
Andrew Perry
Great follow up is the Cold War documentary series made by the same team.
David Lewis
is this on Netflix?
Brandon Miller
Yes.
Jaxson Ortiz
Altho less focused on war you could try Adam Curtis documentaries like The Power of Nightmares, it follows post WW2 rise of the fundamentalist muslim groups and how we reach 9/11. Technically about war but more about society in the latter half of the 1900s
Austin Mitchell
>Marine Roger Harris (Vietnam 1967) recalls calling his mother to tell her not to believe what she reads in the newspaper or sees on TV. “We’re losing the war… everybody in my unit’s dying. I probably won’t be coming back.”
>“You’re coming back,” Harris says his mother responded. “I talk to God every day and you’re special.”
>“And I said, ‘Ma, everybody’s mother thinks their son is special. I’m putting pieces of special people in bags.”
kino
Lincoln Sanchez
World war 2 in color. Really fun to watch.
Asher White
I liked the crazy helicopter pilot who got angry at the thot reporter
based
Colton Morgan
Enjoyable but not as kino. It’s a lot of battle diagrams.
Caleb Reed
>Harris survived the war
The virgin marine vs the chad ma
Carter Rodriguez
You're one of those morons who, if North Koreans and Chinese conquered South Korea, would hail them as heroes against foreign invasion just like you completely ignore South Vietnam.
Unless you're an unironical tankie then it's pointless anyway.
Ethan Davis
It has goot footage but the commentary repeats so many mistakes in the very first episode it's unbreable to me. It's better to avoid all-encompasing WWII docs and watch those that focus on one particular aspect instead.
Sebastian Stewart
>just like you completely ignore South Vietnam.
Why wouldn't you ignore South Vietnam, it was run by people just as bad as Ho Chi Minh who got into power by rigged elections and who were incompetent enough to lose while being openly backed by USA.
Gabriel Fisher
you do not a huge portion of americans were drafted right?
Cameron Stewart
Every time he was on screen it felt like all the shit he saw decades back was still vividly reflected in his eyes.
Liam Gonzalez
It's boring, focusing on one american city and nothing else makes it the most uninteresting WW2 documentary ever.
Austin Ross
>why yes it's me, the extreme centrist, everyone is stupid and inhuman but me
fuck off nigger
Jonathan Jackson
>leaders bad, fuck the population then
good commie
Anthony Roberts
South Korea in the 50s was also run by the dictator supported by the USA. And? Based on its example vs what happened with North Korea it was an objectively better situation. Independent South Vietnam today would've probably went in the same direction.