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Thursday, November 27, 2025
I think Saving Private Ryan is the best. Recent one with great visuals is 1918.
Frequently cited "best" war movies
Saving Private Ryan
: Often praised for its visceral and realistic depiction of combat, particularly its D-Day landing scene.
Apocalypse Now
: A hallucinatory and surreal journey into the heart of darkness during the Vietnam War.
Schindler's List
: A powerful and harrowing account of the Holocaust, focusing on the human cost of war and genocide.
Platoon
: A gritty and personal look at the moral and psychological toll of the Vietnam War.
Full Metal Jacket
: A two-part film that explores the dehumanizing effects of military boot camp and the horrors of war.
All Quiet on the Western Front
: This classic depicts the brutal reality of trench warfare during World War I.
Lawrence of Arabia
: A sweeping epic set during the Arab Revolt, known for its stunning cinematography and grand scale.
Film maker John Woo--who made Red Cliff
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Woo
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Directed by Miloš Forman Screenplay by Peter Shaffer Based on Amadeus by Peter Shaffer Mozart and Salieri by Alexander Pus...
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