1. "Thin Red Line"
This film is very real and cruel war scenes, especially the description of the quiet waiting scene before the start of the battle, unprecedented reality, for the killing after the battle, the heart of each character gathered by the big names The portrayal is very good.
2. "Strategic Combat"
"Strategic Combat", the vast scenes of the year, the excellent script and the wonderful performances, dedicated to this ridiculous satire of the war while not losing the exciting journey of treasure. Finally Except for the memory of the brothers who sacrificed halfway, it was a happy ending.
3. "Blood-stained Snow Mountain Fort"
is a classic war film starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood, which can be called the war version of "Infernal Affairs." The first half is dominated by wits, with suspense. The screenwriter's ability to solve the game is really superb. The explosion scenes and close-to-hand combat in the second half of the film changed the style of the film, from a spy film to an action film, which is still hot and enjoyable. 150 minutes is not too long at all.
4. "The Battle of Midway Island"
The Battle of Midway Island was a decisive naval and air war for both the United States and Japan in World War II. When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and the United States was retreating in the Pacific Ocean, Japan made a plan to defeat the vital forces of the United States and force the United States to make peace before the powerful industry of the United States would produce aircraft carriers and aircraft that Japan could not compare. A careful plan to attack Midway Island, an important US stronghold in the Pacific.
5. "Blood in Iwo Jima"
1950's film has two major highlights, one is a large amount of real historical data, and the other is starring John Wayne, who created a traditional American hero in military uniform in the film. He quickly became one of the cultural icons of the postwar era.
6. "Letters from Iwo Jima"
This is an out-and-out war film. The scenes of the war in the film are also fiercely shot on the sulphur site, and ordinary war films will always give the next verdict on justice or not, and can be directed. But this is not what he meant. He believes that war is like life, and there is no absolute justice or evil. For both parties involved in the war, the dead souls are worthy of admiration.
7. "The Soul of the Battlefield Army"
This film tells that during World War II, a group of American prisoners of war were imprisoned in a German prison. The story took place in Prison 17. Two prisoners wanted to escape but were killed by the German army. The prisoners in the prison began to suspect that one of them had betrayed them. Everyone focused the suspicion on one person-the crafty Sefton. Although Sefton was also a prisoner, he made a lot of money by organizing "horse racing", selling alcohol, and renting out binoculars...
8. "Navalon Cannon"
1961 blockbuster, starring Gregorian Parker, "World War II A classic color blockbuster with adventure themes, an adventure that challenges the limit and a painful eradication of traitors." Loyalty and betrayal, the moral dilemma in order to complete the task, a good film. The film tells the story of the adventure that a six-man commando of the British army was ordered to destroy the two cannons of Navalon, a small German-occupied Greek island in 1943, in order to cooperate with the destroyer fleet to rescue 2,000 trapped British officers and soldiers. The selection of the film is very careful. The blue sea and blue sky of the Aegean Sea constitute a magnificent historical picture. The supporting roles of Anthony Quinn and David Niven are relatively more impressive, and they are a highlight of the lineup.
