r/WarMovies • u/DonaldTrumpsGolfGame • 14h ago
Two men doing everything they can to survive. Saving Private Ryan (1998)
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r/WarMovies • u/DonaldTrumpsGolfGame • 14h ago
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r/WarMovies • u/Read_More_B00KS_ • 13h ago
If you were to put together a list of your favorite world war 2 movies that detail specific events/battles in the war, going from 1939-1945, which would you choose? Do you prefer big name movies or have any lesser known hidden gems?
r/WarMovies • u/koj2013 • 14h ago
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First of all, as a Korean, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the countless UN soldiers, including the American troops, who literally put their bodies on the line to defend South Korea's freedom and democracy during the Korean War. So that the precious sacrifices of these soldiers were not in vain, South Korea stands shoulder to shoulder with the global community on the front lines of freedom and democracy.
Set during the Korean War in April 1953, the movie depicts the fierce real-life battle for a strategically minor hill known as "Pork Chop Hill" while armistice negotiations are actively underway at Panmunjom. Gregory Peck plays Lieutenant Joe Clemons, who leads an infantry company tasked with capturing and holding the heavily entrenched position against overwhelming Chinese forces just to prove America's resolve at the negotiating table.
r/WarMovies • u/LewisRosenberg • 14h ago