Immortal war Movies

[Aka123]

there is no release date yet



from which site

ok Thanks!!

 

[Jango]

from which site

Actually, I got no idea.

I searched for the torrent on the net, I clicked on torrent and it did some mumbo jumbo with my lappie, installed some toolbars and other stuff, then I got my brother to do it.

 

[third eye]

youre entitled to your opinion



the deer hunter - vietnam
the blue max - ww1

Thanks for reminding me of some great times. This movie takes me to Odeon Cinema , Connaught Place. Among the 1st movies one saw of the germans.

German Corporal Bruno Stachel (George Peppard) leaves the fighting in the trenches to become an officer and fighter pilot in the German Army Air Service. Joining a squadron in spring 1918, he sets his sights on winning Imperial Germany's highest military decoration for valor, the Pour le Mérite, nicknamed the "Blue Max", for which he must shoot down 20 aircraft.

Of humble origins, Lieutenant Stachel is driven to prove himself better than the aristocratic pilots in his new fighter squadron, especially Willi von Klugermann (Jeremy Kemp). Their commanding officer, Hauptmann Otto Heidemann (Karl Michael Vogler) is an upper-class officer whose notions of chivalry conflict with Stachel's ruthless determination.

On his first mission, Stachel, in a Pfalz D.III, shoots down a British S.E.5, but does not receive credit for his "kill" because there were no witnesses. Stachel searches the French countryside for hours in a pouring rain for the wreckage, giving the impression that he cares more about scoring kills than the death of the man with whom he flew.

Soon afterward, he attacks an Allied two-man observation aircraft, incapacitating the rear gunner. Instead of downing the defenseless aircraft, he signals the pilot to fly to the German base. As they near the airfield, the wounded rear gunner revives and reaches for his machine gun, unseen by the admiring observers on the ground. Stachel is forced to shoot the aircraft down, but Heidemann believes Stachel simply murdered a helpless enemy crew to gain a confirmed kill.

The incident brings Stachel to the attention of General Count von Klugermann (James Mason), Willi's uncle. When the general comes to the base to award his nephew the Blue Max, he meets Stachel. The general sees great propaganda potential in Stachel, one of the masses. Kaeti (Ursula Andress), the general's wife, is carrying on a discreet affair with her nephew by marriage.

Soon afterward, Stachel is shot down after rescuing a red Fokker Dr.I attacked by two British fighters. When he returns to the airfield, he is stunned when he is introduced to the man he saved: Manfred von Richthofen (Carl Schell), the Red Baron. Von Richthofen offers Stachel a place in his squadron, which Stachel declines, explaining his desire to "prove himself" with his current squadron.

With Stachel temporarily grounded owing to a minor injury, General von Klugermann orders him to Berlin to help shore up crumbling public morale. Kaeti takes the opportunity to sleep with her latest hero.

When Stachel returns to duty, he and Willi von Klugermann volunteer to escort a reconnaissance aircraft. British fighters attack their Fokker Dr. 1 triplanes. Stachel's guns jam, but Willi downs two of the enemy on his first pass, then a third on Stachel's tail, and the rest disengage. As the two are returning to their base, Willi challenges Stachel. Spotting a bridge, Willi dives under the wide middle span, but Stachel tops him by flying under a much narrower side one. Seething, Willi does the same, but clips the top of a tower afterward and crashes. When Stachel reports his death, Heidemann assumes that the two verified victories were Willi's. Insulted, Stachel impulsively claims them, even though it is discovered that he only fired 40 bullets before his guns jammed. Outraged, Heidemann reports Stachel to his superiors, but is told that Stachel's victories will be confirmed. Later, alone with Kaeti, Stachel admits he lied.

During a strafing mission covering the retreat of the German army, Stachel disobeys Heidemann's order not to engage enemy fighters; one by one, the rest of the squadron follow him. Afterward, Heidemann has Stachel arrested, furious that nearly half the pilots were killed in the ensuing dogfight. Stachel cares only that he has shot down enough aircraft, even without Willi's kills, to qualify for the Blue Max. The two men are ordered to Berlin. There, von Klugermann tells Heidemann privately that Stachel is to receive the Blue Max, explaining that the people need a hero. Heidemann resigns his command when the general orders him to withdraw his report; he accepts a desk job.

Later that evening, the countess visits Stachel and suggests that they run away to Switzerland since Germany's defeat is inevitable. She storms out when he refuses to give up flying.

The next day, Stachel is awarded the Blue Max by the Crown Prince (Roger Ostime) in a well-publicized ceremony. However, a field marshal telephones von Klugermann to inform him of an impending investigation into Stachel's false claim. The general asks how the field marshal found out. While listening on the phone, he turns to his wife.

When Heidemann reports that the new monoplane he has just test-flown is a "death trap", as its struts are dangerously weak, von Klugermann sees a way to avoid scandal. He orders Stachel to fly the aircraft and tells him, "Let's see some real flying." The stress of Stachel's aerobatics causes the aircraft to crash, killing him instantly. Afterwards, von Klugermann brands Stachel a hero and departs with Kaeti.

 

[scorpionx]

Almost every movie have been covered. But The Train (1964) must worth mentioning.

In 1944, an art lover German Colonel wanted to take all the art masterpieces stolen from French Museum to Germany by Train.The curator of the museum requested french resistance to stop or delay the train keeping the liberation of Paris by the allies in mind.Initially reluctant to take the dangerous and almost impossible job up,the railway area inspector Paul Labiche agrees after brutal execution of his friend Papa Boule. This B/W movie is about the great effort and planning of Paul and his brave men to stop the train,full of artistic masterpieces.Hope you all will like it.

 

[sms]

which version english dubbed or german with subtitles ?

thats is good too but it aint a master piece

You can watch Das Boot in english on link below
Das Boot (1981) badassmovies4u.com | *********

 

[Dalai Lama]

- Schindler's List
- Tae Guk Gi
(It was posted already but if you like Saving Private Ryan, you will like this)
- 9th Company
(A Russian film based around the Soviet retreat in Afghanistan)
- The Way Back
(Not strictly a war movie. A group of political prisoners escape Siberia and walk all the way to India in order to escape Stalin)
- Jarhead
(Suspiciously similar to FMJ but still a great film)
- The Hurt Locker

 

[Aka123]

The Battle of Berlin....... German movie.

 

[third eye]

Twelve O' Clock High

Twelve O'Clock High is a 1949 American war film about aircrews in the United States Army's Eighth Air Force who flew daylight bombing missions against Nazi Germany and occupied France during the early days of American involvement in World War II. The film was adapted by Sy Bartlett, Henry King (uncredited) and Beirne Lay, Jr. from the 1948 novel 12 O'Clock High, also by Bartlett and Lay. It was directed by King and stars Gregory Peck, Hugh Marlowe, Gary Merrill, Millard Mitchell, and Dean Jagger.

The film was nominated for four Academy Awards and won two: Dean Jagger for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, and Thomas T. Moulton for Best Sound Recording.[2] In 1998, Twelve O'Clock High was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".

 

[third eye]

Twelve O'Clock High (1949) Gregory Peck, Hugh Marlowe and Gary Merrill WAR MOVIE - YouTube

 

[A G 1046]

David lean is my all time Fav all his movies are the best and brings owt your inner most emotions with pride and respect his Fav for me are 1.Lawrence Of Arabia 2.The Bridge over Ther river Kwie & 3. A passage to india

 

[thesolar65]

In recent days there are no writers like Alistair MacLean who can write memorable war stories which can be made into movies!!