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Vote on these three movies

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    i go for the longest day
     
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    1. Enemy at the Gates (The one sex scene included (lol)) 8/10

    2. Battle of Britain 8/10

    3. The Longest Day 5/10

    Stalingrad 9/10, sorry but I just had to do it. ;)
     
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    Well, of the three original choices, I'd have to rank Longest Day the best, followed by BoB.

    Stalingrad would have been a good choice to include in the list. That was a great movie.

    This past week, I also managed to correct a gross oversight, and finally saw Cross of Iron. The combat scenes in that film, IMO, were very well done.

    I'd also like to nominate Downfall for a special mention. Even having to read the subtitles, I thought that was a great film when I watched it the other night!!
     
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    Cross of Iron, a great flick!
     
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    Did you ever realize that some of us have to watch every movie with subtitles if we do not want to suffer through the agony of dubbing? I'm glad I can understand at least some English so that I don't depend on subtitles entirely anymore...

    Cross of Iron, Downfall, Die Brücke, When Trumpets Fade - these are good (anti-)war movies.
     
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    Longest day is vastly superior.
     
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    Superior to what? And why?

    I think "The Longest Day" is tediously long, with way too many characters, and dreadful sound recording. An aged film at best. They should probably have left it in book form.
     
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    You think that's bad. I bought a DVD that had the soundtrack in Korean and the subtitles in Farsi (I think). It took me about half an hour to find the settings I wanted - the default language was unreadable and I had to try every button... But it was very good film, although not a war movie.
     
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    Look at the bright side! Movies made in your native languages are not made in Hollywood!!! That has to be worth something! No Pearl Harbors for you lot!
     
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    my best war movies

    1) downfall
    2) where the eagles dare
    3) enemy at the gates (too bad that they had to put in a love story. those are minutes that we don't see war :lol: )
    4) the dirty dozen (hey, all allied soldiers carry a MP40 :D )
    5) the devils brigade (i love the scene in which they cature that small italian town)
     
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    Here's an exhaustive list of Dutch-made war movies:

    1. Soldier of Orange

    I haven't seen that one yet, I'm told it's pretty boring.
     
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    of course it is. the women in the occupied countries didn't see ther husbands for 4 years or more what would you do?
     
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    I would say enemy at the gates because I have never seen the other movies :oops:
     
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    Not to seem rude or anything, but there is one movie that, in my mind, has been left unnoticed; SAVING PRIVATE RYAN.
    Out of the three, though, I would have to say Enemy at the Gates was the best.[/quote]
     
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    ahh. my computer rebelled! sorry!
     

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