Saw 3 excellent movies on Netflix

[Quasar44]

All were fantastic WW2 movies

1) Dunkirk - excellent visuals

2) Darkest hour - epic portrayal of Churchill

3) imitation game - Al turning based movie and cracking the German codes

 

[Aaliyah]

Not seen the first one but the other two I have, they are amazing films, I think I am going to watch Dunkirk soon.

 

[Dekster]

I didn't enjoy Dunkirk. They somehow took an interesting story and made it antiheroic. Such a dark dreary and monotonous way to do it.

 

[fncceo]

I didn't enjoy Dunkirk. They somehow took an interesting story and made it antiheroic. Such a dark dreary and monotonous way to do it.

"Dunkirk" is the "new-style" war movie. No heroes. Nothing is honored. Only scared men.

I'm afraid we only have that to look forward to from Hollywood in the future.

 

[AMart]

Dunkirk sucked. USA should have stayed out of WWI and WWII. Nothing but Rothchild cannon fodder.

 

[odanny]

Loved "Dunkirk" and "Imitation Game" (what a performance by Cumberbatch!) and will put "The Darkest Hour" at the top of my must-see list.

 

[mudwhistle]

Dunkirk sucked. USA should have stayed out of WWI and WWII. Nothing but Rothchild cannon fodder.

Dunkirk had it's moments.

 

[citygator]

All were fantastic WW2 movies

1) Dunkirk - excellent visuals

2) Darkest hour - epic portrayal of Churchill

3) imitation game - Al turning based movie and cracking the German codes

I didn’t love the Dunkirk story but I did love the movie. I saw it in the theater and until 1917 came out I thought it was up there in experience with any war movie. Even the irritating soundtrack sucked you in.

 

[odanny]

I didn’t love the Dunkirk story but I did love the movie. I saw it in the theater and until 1917 came out I thought it was up there in experience with any war movie. Even the irritating soundtrack sucked you in.

I liked 1917 better, Dunkirk I liked for not following the traditional war movie script, and I saw it in IMAX, which was pretty cool, except for the ear splitting volume.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

I haven't seen any modern war movies, but I've seen a lot of them made from the 40's - the 80's.

 

[citygator]

I haven't seen any modern war movies, but I've seen a lot of them made from the 40's - the 80's.

I recommend 1917. Highly.

 

[Quasar44]

Saving private Ryan is the gold standard

 

[cnm]

"Dunkirk" is the "new-style" war movie. No heroes. Nothing is honored. Only scared men.

I'm afraid we only have that to look forward to from Hollywood in the future.

Terrible air sequences in that washed out sepia tint, impossible to see anything.

 

[fncceo]

Terrible air sequences in that washed out sepia tint, impossible to see anything.

But, apparently, an out-of-fuel Spitfire can glide for 25 minutes. Impressive.