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Enemy at the Gates
and,
Saving Private Ryan.
Easy...Band of Brothers.
Although your question was about WWII movies, I would add that "Sgt. York" was the best war movie of all time. "All Quiet on the Western Front" was also good.
Now look what you've done. I wanted to get ready for church, but noooo... I have to start thinking about MOVIES LOL
YES!: Twelve O'Clock High....Bridge over the River Kwai....Best Years....
Didn't know about Walk in the sun, so thank you!!
Gone With the Wind, The Best Years of Our Lives, From Here to Eternity, The Bridge on the River Kwai, The Young Lions, Stalag 17, Sayonara, The Deer Hunter
"Wings over Burma"
For the women: White Cliffs of Dover. Irene Dunne has a beautiful monologue about how the Yanks and the Brits come together for the good of mankind. Wonderful.
The Grey Zone-- Viewing not for the faint-hearted.
Douglas Sirk's WWII opus, "A Time To Love And a Time To Die" based on a novel by Erich Maria Remarque. Most poignant.
While I'm definitely not prepared to add this to a "best of" list yet, I watched "Ike" on A&E last night, and it did a pretty good job of portraying the tense political and command decisions that Eisenhower was faced with. I didn't see too much in the way of PC non-sense either, even to the point of depicting Ike's chain smoking. All in all, a good job, IMO.
While I'm definitely not prepared to add this to a "best of" list yet, I watched "Ike" on A&E last night, and it did a pretty good job of portraying the tense political and command decisions that Eisenhower was faced with. I didn't see too much in the way of PC non-sense either, even to the point of depicting Ike's chain smoking. All in all, a good job, IMO.