Your greatest war films
Christopher P. Cavas
The Cruel Sea, Sink the Bismarck, Pursuit of the Graf Spee, A Bridge Too Far, The Bedford Incident, to name a few
Terry Matthewson
Where Eagles Dare (not a true story but a brilliant action film)
Martin Henley
This Happy Breed, Sir John Mills when people thought about others and not themselves
Nikki Perkins
A Bridge Too Far
Simon Hutchings
The Longest Day
Dave Hansford
The Great Escape
Neil Foley
Full Metal Jacket
Patricia Robinson
I don't like war films but I did enjoy watching Goodnight Mr Tom
Karen Jeffery Sprake
The Great Escape. Watched it so many times with my Grandad
Robert Grey
Amazon Women on the Moon
Reu Ben
None because war is sad and tragic. However they are very informative but they do make me tear up like all tragedies. If I had to pick one at gun point I’d choose Apocalypse Now, directed by Coppola who has just released a new movie, Megalopolis.
Kerry Barnes
So many good ones, the Damn Busters, The Way to the Stars, The Great Escape, Reach For the Sky
Cliff Golledge
Too many good films, but Schindler's List has got to be the most moving
Lesley Foster
The Great Escape
Sean Matthews
The Train with Burt Lancaster. Great film! Last black and white action film. He did his own stunts. A man's man.
Elizabeth O'connell
The Cruel Sea. My Dad loved this because it reminded him of the convoys he was in as a
Dems gunner on merchant navy ships and the awful conditions they went through with the enemy and weather, and the little ships
that helped to protect them
Tony Hillary
The original Dunkirk
Trevor Lant
Not really into war films but I quite liked Battle of Britain after reading the book detailing how it was made
Oliver Murray
We Were Soldiers is a
pretty good one
Ali Collins
Empire of the Sun
John Rogers
The Jazz Singer, Cruel Sea, Green Mile
Pamela Rackliff
A Bridge Too Far, Reach For the Sky, Ice Cold in Alex. Now a really old one: One of Our Aircraft is Missing
Steve Barwis
The Deer Hunter and Apocalypse Now
Alfred Singleton
Battle of the Bulge
Nick Wastie
Band of Brothers
Jean Hale
Carve Her Name with Pride
Andy Popham
The Great Escape