reading Donald Sutherland's name above made me recall another one that I saw at the drive-in.
He was a double agent. - Awesome suspense in the lighthouse scene.
It was the "B" movie, but it was better than the feature,
"The Eye of the Needle"
One of the most brutal yet uplifting stories of war has to be "Schindler's List".
"Such a small pile of hinges."
In Pursuit of Honour...not an all time classic war movie but it was shot in the Hunter Valley and starred Don Johnson.
Reason I nominate it...I was an extra in the movie, quite amazing to see how a movie is made.
Play Dirty
Bridge on the River Kwai
Murphy's War
King Rat
Zulu
Gallipoli
All worth a watch!
Would not put it up there with "the best" but an all time Aussie classic, or 2, Spyforce, and odd angry shot.
Not bad for low budget Aussie productions.....entertaining......I'm trying to talk it up after a few Friday night beers
I would vote for "INGLORIOUS BASTARDS" or perhaps the series of films titled "THE DIRTY DOZEN"
On one side Tropic Thunder and on a serious side a film that came out when I was living in the Balkans nicija zemlja it's a great film that highlighted the stupidity of war
i like a good war movie.....for me it's
platoon
apocalypse now
The Bridge on The River Kwai
Where Eagles Dare
red dawn
the great escape
tora tora tora
merry xmas mr lawrence
enemy at the gates
one that slipped under the radar which i really liked was windtalkers with nicholas cage.
Meet the Spartans.If all wars were fought like this then we just wouldn't bother.
