What's your favourite Historical Accurate movie?
Mine is "A Bridge Too Far". Great casting, follows real history very closely and amazing use of actual military units and vehicles.
What's your favourite Historical Accurate movie?
Landon Parker
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Jason Mitchell
1946's "Theirs Is The Glory" was filmed in Arnhem with actual Market Garden vets (including some famous ones). Bonus" real Panther tanks.
Nicholas Bailey
Isn't that the one that used mock-ups of Panzer IV's/Tigers based on Leopard tanks? It seems to be a common thing for old WW2 movies to rarely have correct weaponry and vehicles. Come and See, a Soviet film about the war, had Germans using Enfield rifles. You would think they would've had plenty of Kar 98s on hand after the war but apparently not.
Brandon Long
obviously
Colton Jenkins
If we can pick individual scenes from movies, then no doubt the D-Day landing in Saving Private Ryan.
Anthony Torres
I saw it but didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I should have.
I liked the old Battle for Britain movie with Michael Caine but have no idea if it's accurate
Chase Gomez
The Wind That Shakes the Barely
Perfect depiction of the Irish Revolutionary War and the Irish civil war,
I'm surprised the Birts allowed themselves to be portrayed accurately (child killing rapist thugs)
Nicholas Rodriguez
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Levi Bennett
It began to fuck with my head when they were trying to get on the plane to escape....
>mfw the kraut listening to the record player in the basement realizes he and the entire 6th army has been betrayed by a madman and his pride
>mfw they were never fighting for all germans, but for a few germans the entire time
Caleb Sullivan
Just recently saw Barry Lyndon and god damn was it good. It felt like a more in depth look into a society we think we can relate to, but which is actually quite alien to the 21st century mind. Also the first battle scene really gave me chills, and a great deal of respect for anyone who coUldale manage to stand and fight through a line battle.
Julian Walker
not even a naziboo but I can watch der untergang over and over again
they should make a version where it's stalin refusing to evacuate Moscow in late 1941
Jayden Hughes
Master and Commander doesn't count because of the fictional plot right? Because the sets, the scenes and even the jokes are pretty fucking great.
Elijah Thomas
Nah the 1959 version is way better.
Carter Powell
what movie is this?
Dylan Jones
Waterloo really got me solidly into the napoleonic era.
Steiger could be over the top sometimes in it but the sight of all those real-life extras is so incredible
>tfw they'll never make movies like Waterloo or Zulu again and everything is just going to be computer generated
Austin Smith
/tv/, please...
Isaiah Hall
wehraboo spotted
Colton Bell
Enemy at the Gates
Was not 100% accurate but it portrayed the attitudes the soviet men had towards both the Germans and Soviet High Command during the desperate struggle of "It's either their bullets or our bullets" and how they was a war within a war between the main character and the German Sniper trying to kill him.
Aaron Rogers
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Owen Campbell
I love Zulu, i know it isnt too accurate beyond the basic premise but it really is just a greatly entertaining film to watch
Benjamin Mitchell
The Eagle.
>Not my favourite
This films describe the britbongs, celts and picts like the savage barbarian they were.
Leo Richardson
>portrays the northern Britons as literal African tribesmen
WE WUZ CELTS AND SHEIT
Jayden Evans
Come and see.
Luis Torres
That movie is incredible, but also soul crushing.
Aiden Reyes
>tfw rome never came to Ireland
My nation's history is literally entirely "fuck, that could have gone better."