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    Paths of Glory was made in the 50s I think, with Kirk Douglas. It si in black and white however, but should be on DVD. The Blue Max was made in the 1960s with George Peppard and it-s in colour. That is defintely on DVD.
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    thanx mate: I'll check the net for them

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    thanx again

    btw i saw one good WW1 movie i forgot its name but it was about the dardanelles.

    The King's Men or sumthin like it...really good

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Stranger
    thanx again

    btw i saw one good WW1 movie i forgot its name but it was about the dardanelles.

    The King's Men or sumthin like it...really good
    All the King's Men was a good film (well it was made by the BBC), and showed the stupidity of of pals battalions.
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    yheah that was the name...really awesome

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    Das Boot
    Stalingrad
    Band of Brothers
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    Bridge over the River Kwai
    Grave of the Fireflies

    I think that Das Boot, Stalingrad and Band of Brothers are best at describing the feelings of the soldiers (but what I think really means very little as I was not in fact there).
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    Tuntematon sotilas by Edwin Laine. Just because it's Finnish

    And it's something of a curiosity, a WWII film without Nazis, Americans, Japanese or Brits.

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    You won't go wrong buying a Bridge Too Far, an excellent movie, featuring some classic actors and some 'up and coming' new boys, now accomplished actors. IMHO the scene with Larry Olivier, playing the Doctor who was being driven to where the paratroopers were about to surrender, is one of the most moving I've ever seen, he never says a word, but by God the emotion is powerful, it's all in the face, especially his eyes. A true classic.

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