[C19fan]

I would have put the opening battle of "Gladiator" on the list.

[SanchoP]

Season 6 Episode 9 of Game of Thrones should be on there for the giant alone.

[Boogieman]

The Battle of Rorke’s Drift from “Zulu”

[Polynikes]

Rally Cry The battle of Suzdal, the final engagement and charge across the city square by the Union troops along with the Russian militia.

[ZOOKER]

Gotta go with US Marines vs. Aliens in Battle: Las Angeles.

One squad of Marines, plus civilian refugees, turns the tide of the whole battle with an attack on the Aliens' communications.

Don't know about historical accuracy and tactics, but the movie's a rarity in today's times - actually pro-US military. Worth seeing for that reason alone.

[doorgunner69]

The hill assault in “Hamburger Hill”

[Zionist Conspirator]

The greatest fictional battle ever depicted on television:

[TBP]

And what strategic lessons can be taken from them?

[TBP]

And what strategic lessons can be taken from them?

[Billthedrill]

The Coat-hanger Scene from Birdemic. It has it all: small-unit tactics, movement, fearsome weaponry, and a wily and agile opponent.

Yes, this was a real movie.

[Bratch]

[Enlightened1]

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Personally I like the battle for Valencia in EL CID,
The battle against the Persians in THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, Spartacus.
The Battle of the Bulge (1965), almost total fiction.
Battles against pirates old movies from 1935-1965.
Captain Blood
The Sea Hawk
Caribbean (1953)
The Black Swan
And who could forget the fictionalizing of 55 days at Peking.
Then there is the battle for Montezuma’s Castle in FLAMING FEATHER.

[Chgogal]

The opening battle scene in Gladiator is awesome. I also like the battle scene of Agincourt including the collection of soldiers after the battle in Henry V, Zulu and the final battle scene in We Were Soldiers.

[aomagrat]

The Battle of Clermont from “Kelly’s Heroes”

[Hugin]

I would have put the opening battle of "Gladiator" on the list.

The first half hour of The Eagle was a good battle between Romans and British Celts. Unfortunately the rest of the movie is a predictable snoozer buddy movie.

[JimRed]

Oh, Hollywood. I was thinking of a war novel, Red Storm Rising.

[archy]

The American Buckley-class destroyer escort DE-181 USS Haynes, versus a German Kriegsmarine Type IXC U-boat, in the 1957 film The Enemy Below.

[archy]

The Marine march from the Tangier Harbor port evolving to a foot charge on the Basha's palace in The Wind and the Lion may heve been fictional, but somewhere, I think President Roosevelt was smiling. Bully! That's the way to handle it!

Fire! Re.....load, CHARGE!

[Jonah Hex]

Bun-bun at the Battle of Rabun Gap, from John Ringo's Earth-Posleen War book series:

"This is what you get for letting rednecks play with antimatter, boss."

[dfwgator]

I also highly recommend the Belorussian movie “Brest Fortress.”