War movies I'd like to see made with a Hollywood-sized budget.

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June 19th, 2006   #101
moving0target
 
 
It is from a Frank Miller graphic (good word for his work) novel. I don't think he's much of a historian, but he's a great storyteller.
 
June 19th, 2006   #102
Mohmar Deathstrike
 
 
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Originally Posted by moving0target
You want Thermopylae?

http://imdb.com/title/tt0416449/

You got it. "300" coming in '07
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July 4th, 2006   #103
bigcanada813
 
 
i wouldn't mind seeing the battle of leyte gulf or the hunt for the bismark made with all the bells and whistles that hollywood has. those could both be told from both sides.


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July 4th, 2006   #104
WarMachine
 
 
You know why we never see any of these awesome ideas in movie form? The general public has such poor history of military operations and history that no one would know what we're talking about. The producers at the film companies aren't going to make a movie with such doubts about public interest in them. Still, i would rather have no war movie than to see another one made about normandy or the liberation of france. It was one place, get over it.


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July 7th, 2006   #105
GI_JOEJK
 
 
Battle for Mont. Igman

Bosnian Civil War 1993

This is what a guy told me who was in this battle;

The Battle for Mount Igman was one of the biggest and one of the most brutal battles in the Bosnian Civil war. The Bosnian Muslim army, along with a very strong force of foreign Mujahadeen fighters, occupied the mountain, over looking Sarajevo. The Serbs launched a massive ground attack and were repulsed many times. After suffering many casualties and loosing many tanks, the Serbs realized that the ground attack was going nowhere. So the Serbs decided to storm the top of Igman with a small and elite heloborn air assault force. This was an instant success and the Muslims, who were on the lower elevations in their fighting positions, were now caught in a trap. Eventually, surviving Muslim soldiers fled the battle, leaving Igman to the Serbs. It is said that General Ratko Mladic was the one who orchestrated the air assault operation that gave Igman to the Serbs.

Note; not many foreign Mujahadeen fighters escaped.
 
July 19th, 2006   #106
Mr KillKill
 
 
Operation Barras
Battle of Long Tan
or a movie about Carlos Hathcock


Everybody thinks they’re gonna get a chance to punch some Nazi in the face at Normandy and those days are over, they are long gone.
 
July 20th, 2006   #107
HangPC2
 
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I think Tak Guk Gi means the brotherhood war. I have seen it. it is a good damn war movie.
I Watching Korean Movie ''Taegukgi'' in DVD similiar like Saving Private Ryan

 
July 20th, 2006   #108
Bory
 
 
I've seen that film, brilliant, I highly recomend it


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July 21st, 2006   #109
Padre
 
 
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Originally Posted by AussieNick
I'd say make a movie about Kokoda, Effogi, Milne Bay, Shaggy Ridge or any of the other harrowing PNG campaigns.

There is also a book that should be made into a film called "The Sea Shall Not Have Them".

I've forgotten the name of the Author but it was published in the early 50's and it is about the air sea rescue fleets in the English Channel/North Atlantic in 1944/1945. It is an intense and amazing story.
Yea, great story, and I think it was made into a film in the 50's - think 1954 and Dirk Bodgarde was in it


 
July 21st, 2006   #110
Padre
 
 
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yeah lol.. I liked his movies I forgot their name.. but he was younger and it was in australia. Mad boy? Mad something I forgot..
When I was visiting cousins in Long Island NY, Mad Max was on the TV and to my HORROR it had English subtitles. You Americans !!!!
Aussies, we speak good English, ya know cobba's !!!!!