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Discussion in 'WWII Films & TV' started by Kai-Petri, Aug 11, 2003.

  1. Kai-Petri

    Kai-Petri Kenraali

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  2. TA152

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    This may be a dumb question, but do they make war movies in Finland ? Seems like they should since they had all the battles with Russia.

    What are the top movies of all time made in Finland ?
     
  3. Kai-Petri

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    Sure Ta 152,

    there are some war films around...

    This is always about one´s taste but heres some Finnish war films and I try to put them in the order what´s most liked and so on

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    1. The Unknown soldier ( Tuntematon sotilas in Finnish ) based on the novel by Väinö Linna of the same title.

    Film made in 1955 is the traditonal Finnish war movie that was/is shown on our independence day.

    The movie was done "again" in 1985 and is good but the tradition with the first film never fades...

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    2.Winter War

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    Excellent movie from 1989. You can feel the madness of war here...

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    The Road of Rukajärvi

    About the war in continuation war of a Finnish leutenant who finds the war as a personal revenge as her wife is in the hands of Russian partisans...a bit Hollywoodish but nice battle scenes...


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    I think these are the most famous at the moment...

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    I can't say much about the new h-wood flicks coming out. For me--the best prospects are few and far in-between.

    I will give The Alamo a chance.

    Definately Cold Mountain.

    The Great Raid sounds promising.

    Troy, might be of interest.

    Bourne Supremacy will be a definate see--for me as I loved The Bourne Identity.

    I might see Spidernam II, maybe The Fantastic Four--but--as for the rest--nope!

    Oh and as for Finlans: "The Winter War." I've heard nothing but great reviews on this film and I will be buying the DVD when I can afford to --- Sight Unseen. THAT"S how much faith I have in it being a good movie. [​IMG]
     

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