[bdeaner]

I haven't seen most of those -- they're before my time.

I tried to think of more recent stuff, within the past ten years, and not many films come to mind. A few might be considered to have "conservative" perspective:

--The Crime of Father Amaro
--We Were Soldiers
--Black Hawk Down
--The Apostle
--Braveheart
--Unforgiven

[Burkeman1]

I agree with "The Apostle" and "Unforgiven". Both extremely touching and Christian movies at their core. I don't think of films that Glorify war as being conservative, thus I don't think "We were soldiers", "Black Hawk Down", or "Braveheart" are really conservative. They may serve nationalistic or militeristic ends but no real conservative end.

My two cents.