I watch and have watched countless old and new war movies. They are like almost like their own category of movie types like westerns - musicals - comedy - drama - horror - thrillers - sci-fi or love stories.

But war movies are a special mix of almost all the types I listed.


Who else likes a good war flick ? Post your fav

The Pacific series was pretty good. Those men went through (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) taking those islands.

I can’t deal with them. Last one I saw was Black Hawk Down and I had to shut it off

I like them. Too many to have a favorite.

Cool. Keep em coming Savell. Civil war stuff is awesome.

I can see this thread very quickly turning into an impromptu video library for me to find more stuff to watch.

I don't think there's a war movie I wouldn't watch, including foreign films. New, old, color or black and white. Even subtitles if my wife isn't watching.
Really like civil war, WW2 and Vietnam movies. Both for entertainment and history.

I do but I enjoy reading books about the various major conflicts throughout history even more, especially the World Wars.

I enjoy them very much.

My wife doesn’t like war movies.! I made her watch “The Pacific” her dad was involved in in some of those battles. Now she knows why he was the way he was.

Following. Love them. Civil war has been what I've watched the most of.

Lots of really good old war movies..
My 2 favorites are “ The longest day “ and “ sands of Iwo Jima “

Too many to list.
There’s gotta be a good Vietnam movie coming out soon, it’s been too long.

The Guns of Navarone
Ice Station Zebra
The Dirty Dozen

I like most, the two I watch the most seem to be the sands of Iwo Jima and Platoon.

I like them. The original Midway is one of my favorites. The mini series The Band of Brothers is another favorite .

Watch a lot of wwll stuff

Midway, American Sniper, 13 Hours, Band of Brothers, Hamburger Hill, Full Metal Jacket, We Were Soldiers, Saving Private Ryan, Unbroken, Hacksaw Ridge, The Longest Day, The Imitation Game, Gettysburg, I'll stop.

Sometimes you have to suspend beleif.
Peacemakers in cap and ball era , American tanks with nazi markings, etc..
Knowing things can ruin otherwise good movies for you.

Tora! Tora! Tora!

My father landed on Utah beach in France. 4th infantry division 6x6 Truck Driver. The WW2 Movies back Then was in the theater was the battle of the bulge and the longest day. He could reflect a whole lot of what he did during that time, to me during that time, My wife's grand father was a tanker. a kind of short man, was a gunner on a Sherman tank. .Anyway me and my dad used to watch the old movies on TV and I still remember His comments while watching these old movies. Some one that was there and can relate the real deal. Both men could tell ya a real story. However...Dirty Dozen and Kelly's Hero's..good one's fiction I believe but great movies for that time.

While fartin' around in the workshop I like to have something on the TV I can mostly listen to and take a look at occasionally. You Tube offers a variety of movies and old TV shows. Top of my list is Combat with Vic Morrow. The entire series is there. Another is 12 O'clock High. Rat Patrol is there but must've been more exciting to watch when I was a kid. Seems a wee bit hokey now.

Watched everything i could get my hands on as a kid as far as war, nature, westerns, and those horrible 80 and 90s action movies.

Masters of the Air on Apple TV was a great series on the 8th bomber group in WWII. Based on real people who flew those flack magnets.

Saving Private Ryan has to be one of the best ever made.
Sand Pebbles is another good one.
Too many to list.

The Bridge on the River Kwai

We Were Soldiers.

Fury is one of my favorites.

Seargent York with Gary Cooper