If you liked Das Boot, you might also like...
Inglourious Basterds
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Please add other Adventure/Drama/War films to this list.
Inglourious Basterds
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Please add other Adventure/Drama/War films to this list.
Anyone comparing a Quentin Tarantino crap film with quality War Films like This film, or The Bridge on the River Kwai, or any number of other good war films....
Should be shot.
Oh I get that Tarantino has his fan base....
But his "style" if you call it that, has no business in serious war films of any quality.
I joined the Navy to see the world, only to discover the world is 2/3 water!
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His war movies are basicly the only ones he makes that I simply will not watch. I enjoy the director's style, but a war movie should be more serious and less about style. His remind me of some of the silly war movies from the 50s-80s period such as the Dirty Dozen etc.
* The Sinking of the Laconia
* The hunt for red October
* Sink the Bismark
* Stalingrad
* Save private Ryan
* Max Manus
A Bridge Too Far
Band of Brothers
Platoon
Full Metal Jacket
All Quiet on the Western Front
The Saboteurs (Kampen om Tungtvannet)
Letters from Iwo Jima
Patton
Where Eagles Dare
Apocalypse Now
Lone Survivor
Come and See (Idi i Smotri)
share- Stalingrad
- Enemy at the gates (even though the movie sucks, it has a nice atmosphere and I really like the cinematography. And it has the always awesome Bob Hoskins in it)
- The longest day
I'm just on my way up to Clavius.
My favourite War films are
-Downfall (Battle of Berlin and inside Hitler's Bunker).
-The Bunker (same story as Downfall, but made in English during the 70s and takes place entirely in the Bunker).
-We Were Soldiers (First Vietnam War film stated to be acurate by Veterans)
-Dunkirk (1958 film. black and white film largely focused squad lost from it's unit whilst retreating).
-The 9th Company (Soviet's in Afganistan in the 80s).
-1944 (The Finnish film not the other with the same name). Shows the Finns using any captured materials alongside some German ones to fend of the Soviet advances.
-Tora Tora Tora (Pearl Harbour attack)
-Letters from Iwo Jima (US invasion of the island from the Japanese perspective).
-Cross of Iron (Eastern Front WW2).
-Battle of Britain.
The Cruel Sea
shareOne movie I'd recommend is the Norwegian The 12th man. It's a true story happening in WWII Norway you won't forget.
And another true story is about Francisco Boix and his life in a concentration camp, The photographer of Mauthausen. Both movies are on Netflix.
Like Das Boot, none of these two movies are in English.