Whats the best WWII film ever?

[KaLeu]

@Young:

I’m going to edit the poll, what do you think should replace “Tora Tora Tora” on the list?

Editing the poll at this stage, would be a bad idea. People have already determined their choice based on the options that are offered now, and they can’t change it. So suppose you now replace Tora Tora Tora with a different movie, then there’s no way of telling how many votes that movie would have gotten if it had been in the poll from the beginning.

[Young Grasshopper]

@Herr:

@Young:

I’m going to edit the poll, what do you think should replace “Tora Tora Tora” on the list?

Editing the poll at this stage, would be a bad idea. People have already determined their choice based on the options that are offered now, and they can’t change it. So suppose you now replace Tora Tora Tora with a different movie, then there’s no way of telling how many votes that movie would have gotten if it had been in the poll from the beginning.

I guess your right, perhaps later I should start a new poll including the top 4 from this list and 4 new choices. Kind of like a bracket system.

[General 6 Stars]

Midway?

[Fishmoto37]

@Gargantua:

Fishmoto,

what you ordered was CRAP.

Sorry buddy.  Get “Cross of Iron” instead.  That’s a GOOD movie.  Rare aswell, a DVD copy can cost you up to 40 or 50 $

Well gar, you were right. the thin red line was worse than crap. I cannot believe that I paid good money for that. I cannot even sell it on ebay because I would not feel right charging someone money for that ugh film. I think that I will just pitch it.

[Imperious Leader]

This:

The Liberation: a series of 5 movies produced and funded by Soviet Government with practically unlimited budget. Around mid 1970’s I have them all on DVD

It is in color BTW and the best one of Kursk. Everything is totally accurate to a fault, but it is the Soviet side of things…

here are a few parts of them…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWk9tECHrcI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK2F5qtW9wo

[Fishmoto37]

@Imperious:

This:

The Liberation: a series of 5 movies produced and funded by Soviet Government with practically unlimited budget. Around mid 1970’s I have them all on DVD

It is in color BTW and the best one of Kursk. Everything is totally accurate to a fault, but it is the Soviet side of things…

here are a few parts of them…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWk9tECHrcI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK2F5qtW9wo

I saw some fake 109s in that tank battle.

[Young Grasshopper]

@Fishmoto37:

@Gargantua:

Fishmoto,

what you ordered was CRAP.

Sorry buddy.  Get “Cross of Iron” instead.  That’s a GOOD movie.  Rare aswell, a DVD copy can cost you up to 40 or 50 $

Well gar, you were right. the thin red line was worse than crap. I cannot believe that I paid good money for that. I cannot even sell it on ebay because I would not feel right charging someone money for that ugh film. I think that I will just pitch it.

For me, it was better the second time around, however, it took 12 years before i decided to watch it again.

[Gargantua]

BATTLE OF THE BULGE

ENEMY AT THE GATES

CROSS OF IRON

THE BUNKER

Should be on this poll…

[suprise attack]

I like Stalag 17 and think it should be in the top 10

[Young Grasshopper]

I have posted a new poll regarding this topic.

[frimmel]

@suprise:

I like Stalag 17 and think it should be in the top 10

Love “Stalag 17” top 10 probably for me. Not ‘the best’ though.