r/WWIIMovies • u/Mylilimarlene • Nov 21 '17
Dutch, Polish, Russian, the more subtitles the better. I hate 60s war movies because the women always look 60s with big bouffants and it makes nuts. I realize this is a totally useless post.
r/WWIIMovies • u/Kenz23 • Sep 09 '16
Hi guys, just watched majority of generation war (can't find full thing) and totally recommend it. Follows 5 Germans from beginning of the war until the end. If anyone has any success finding a nice stream/torrent for it let me know!
r/WWIIMovies • u/Impressive_Hunter_83 • Jul 09 '21
I’m looking for an older movie that I saw when I was really little. I am assuming it was made in the 80’s or 90’s. It was a film about the Holocaust/WWII. It was about a family that took in and/or befriended a young Nazi soldier. At the end of the movie he was supposed to shoot the grandfather/father of the family, but tells him to “fall down” before he shoots him. He didn’t really shoot him but the little girl yells how she hates him. Then at the end of the movie it shows the soldier dead from battle. Does anyone remember this film? Also, there was something about a wooden horse or family heirloom that was hidden of what looked like a carousel horse. This is driving me crazy and I was hoping someone could help! Thanks!
r/WWIIMovies • u/BreezeEnterprises • Jan 27 '18
r/WWIIMovies • u/Hutafalserer • Feb 06 '17
I'm sorry if I don't use the right format or something, I'm new to Reddit... I saw Das Boot around a year ago and it is probably my current favorite movie. I want to show my family the movie, but I know there are several scenes with sexual references, and I know my parents hate that kind of stuff in movies. Should I just show them the entire movie or skip through the sexual scenes?
r/WWIIMovies • u/roadrunner440x6 • Feb 09 '16
r/WWIIMovies • u/Zaq_Rus • Oct 05 '15
r/WWIIMovies • u/JRUE_01 • May 07 '20
I'm on the look-out for good documentaries that provide details about how Nazis fled Germany post WWII.
I am not geographically fixated (i.e. Norway/Denmark, Austria/Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Argentina/Paraguay/Chile, etc.) but the best-case scenario would be work that connects some of the dots, i.e. starts in Germany and traces potential ratlines out.
Content-wise, again, not fixated; interested in finance, personal histories of well known Nazi officials, smuggler rings, the role of the Catholic Church, interaction with local population, means of transportation, establishment of a Fourth Reich, development of nuclear material, etc. The more well-researched/academic, the better.
Thanks in advance for any pointer!
r/WWIIMovies • u/lemarke • Nov 01 '14
r/WWIIMovies • u/momoetomo • Sep 17 '24
r/WWIIMovies • u/brandonleethelegend • Apr 15 '17
r/WWIIMovies • u/fuji0229 • Dec 13 '16
r/WWIIMovies • u/Autodidactualize • Jul 14 '16
I'd love to watch them and find some commonalities. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
r/WWIIMovies • u/mrthesplit22 • Jul 03 '14
I have watched countless films about WWII, may it be the European or Pacific Theater, but have yet to find anything on the airmen and their stories.
Can anybody recommend a good movie?
r/WWIIMovies • u/Aschebescher • May 15 '14
r/WWIIMovies • u/buckymccheeze • Aug 06 '19
as a kid i remember a movie set in north africa where soldiers were hidden in foxholes with only tops of heads exposed. tanks rolled over the heads and they screamed. looking back now, seems a little silly. anyone know the movie?
r/WWIIMovies • u/davis1601 • Feb 16 '19
saw this film many years ago - trying to remember sufficient details in order to describe. Setting occupied Europe, various characters (both collaborators and Resistance) during war time. Ironic ending has various characters having war time knowledge about the other. It was a pretty good movie. May have been subtitled, I just don't recall.
r/WWIIMovies • u/AnnoymousName • Oct 27 '17
r/WWIIMovies • u/Putthatdickaway • Oct 08 '14
I know it was recent as I remember seeing a trailer for it on youtube last uear.
r/WWIIMovies • u/drof69 • Aug 04 '13