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In honor of the holiday VETERANS DAY this Monday in the USA. What would you say is your favorite war film of all time?
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Patton The Thin Red Line Paths of Glory Is Paris Burning? Apocalypse, Now Saving Private Ryan The Dirty Dozen Das Boot How I Won The War Hell In The Pacific
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Joyeux Noel. Saving Private Ryan.
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Nov 11, 2013 - 1:26 PM
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jackfu
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Most all of the films listed thus far, can’t single one out as my most favorite, plus: Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo - while short on war action an awesome film, factually accurate and quite touching. They Were Expendable. Also, but not much loved by most due to their being factually challenged or other issues: Battle Of The Bulge – it even drew the ire of Ike, but I enjoy it immensely, great score. Midway – I know, but that score is worth the watch. The Blue Max- best-ever WWI dogfights, great score. PT-109 - too heavy on the JFK worship, but great cinematography and a great score (for which I’m still waiting). Not a war movie per se, but The Best Years Of Our Lives is a fave as well.
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