War movies have always tapped into our morbid curiosity, perhaps largely because war, to most of the Westernized world, has become somewhat of an alien concept. There is a detachment, a disconnect, ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Universal Pictures/Alamy Stock Photo “War is hell,” goes the old saying, and yet, war ...

While there have been more World War II movies that have won Best Picture (including Schindler’s List, Casablanca, and arguably Oppenheimer, though none of those really show combat sequences the way ...

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After a German U-boat sinks a Canadian freighter in the early months of World War II, a raiding party comes ashore to secure supplies… only for the U-boat to get sunk in their absence. Left to their ...

War movies have been popular for over a century, with filmmakers generally producing many different options every year. As is to be expected, many miss the mark entirely and come off as lazy, ...

Great war movies not only depict the horrors of the battlefield, but also the psychological trauma of those who participate. Of course, the films aren’t all violence and brutality: Ernst Lubitsch used ...