The better the war movies.
I have to watch ten epic modern war movies, with grand scenes, advanced weapons and a sense of realism. Among these epic films, for those fans who like shocking pictures, they must not be missed. These ten films include Saving Private Ryan, Pearl Harbor, Enemy at the Gates, Hunting U-57 1, Black Hawk Down, Battle of Stalingrad and other classic blockbusters.
? No. 1 Saving Private Ryan
Saving Private Ryan is a war movie produced by DreamWorks 1998, directed by Steven Allan Spielberg and co-starred by Tom Hanks, tom sizemore and Matt Damon. The film was released in the United States on July 24th, 1998. The film describes the four sons of the Ryan family who fought in the front line after the Normandy landing. Except for the youngest son, private James Ryan, who belongs to the Airborne Division 10 1, the other three sons have been killed in various places within two weeks. General Marshall, the chief of staff of the US Army, was informed of the incident. For humanitarian reasons, he ordered the front line to organize an eight-member team to find out the elusive private James Ryan in the sea of people and bullets, and send him back safely.
As a "World War II film warranty", director Spielberg clearly knows the secret. Although the whole film spans 169 minutes, he didn't waste a minute. He seized the opportunity, transposed three or two shots, made a few vivid dialogues and made a casual gesture, and staged a classic war swan song in one go. During the movie, the mood first suddenly turned from the solemn American cemetery in Normandy to the hell on earth-Omaha Beach. After a painful ordeal, it came to the picturesque Normandy town and vilen. How many streams of life and death finally settled on the ruins of Raehmel, the soul was sublimated, and then returned to my hometown. At the end of the story, it seems that the war is over, but there is a trace of unspeakable disappointment. The unrealistic idea no longer exists, but the fate legend of "one and eight" has always been in my heart. There are very few movies that can capture people's hearts and make people too busy to yawn. No wonder some people say that no one dares to film World War II except Spielberg after Saving Private Ryan. It's true!
The second Pearl Harbor
The film Pearl Harbor is a feature film produced by Touchstone Company 200 1. Directed by michael bay, starring Ben Affleck, kate beckinsale and josh hartnett. The film was released in North America on May 25th, 20001. The film tells the story that Rafe and Danny, two good brothers, met Evelyn, a female nurse, when they joined the army. Rafe volunteered to join the British Air Force and was shot down and fell into the sea. Evelyn was very sad to learn the bad news. Danny and Evelyn approached slowly, fell in love with each other, and finally had a one-night stand.
The film Pearl Harbor is a tragic love story between three people translated in a cruel war environment. It deeply attracted me with the shocking scenes in Hollywood blockbusters, the twists and turns of the protagonist's love story and the romantic romance of European and American heroes throughout the film. This is a tragic love legend in a cruel war environment. The film is very similar to the classic blockbuster Titanic, with similar sinking scenes, similar parting of life and death, and even very similar romantic scenes. The difference is that the unique and tortuous plot of this film, facing the contradictions of love, friendship and serving the country, and the difficult choices made by the protagonist have great practical guiding significance for the life choices of contemporary youth.
? Enemy number three, Enemy at the Gates.
In the Battle of Stalingrad, Vasily (Jude Law) was a sharpshooter of a noble army. His good marksmanship hit every shot, which frightened the enemy. In order to boost morale and set an example, danilov (joseph fiennes), a comrade-in-arms of Vasily and an officer of the Soviet Propaganda Department, published a lot of heroic deeds of Vasily in newspapers, which made Vasily's image even taller. However, the appearance of Tanya (Rachel Vichy rachel weisz) made Vasily and danilov infatuated with this graceful female soldier. But tania likes Vasily, which makes danilov jealous. On the other hand, the Germans sent their sniper Connie (Ed Harris) to make him a sharpshooter against Vasily. On the battlefield filled with smoke, Vasily and Connie started a duel of wits and wits.
The film begins with a legendary and symbolic scene. A wolf is waiting for his chance in the snow-covered forest. The wolf's eyes were fixed on its prey, a horse as bait. Later, a disguised shotgun and a young Vasily appeared in the picture. He looks determined, but he can't hide his nervousness in the face of wild animals. The wolf began to rush to its prey, and the speed gradually increased, while Vasily's gun began to tremble. Under grandpa's constant urging, the young Vasily finally made a move, and the camera directly cut to Vasily who was ready to go out as an adult. Through flashbacks, we know that young Vasily didn't fight the wolf because he was afraid and nervous. Grandpa killed the wolf when it bit the white horse, and taught young Vasily the most important lesson in life. In the face of powerful enemies, be calm as a stone, be brave, decisive and even cold when opportunities arise, and don't hesitate and panic at all.
? No.4 hacksaw ridge
From 65438 to 0945, the Second World War came to an end. As an important member of the axis of evil, Japan's arrogance has become a spent force. That year, the battle of Okinawa, which decided the direction of the war, began. Thousands of high-spirited American soldiers were sent to Okinawa, waiting for them at the extremely dangerous hacksaw ridge, which was heavily defended by the enemy. Among this group, there is a military doctor who is unwilling to take up arms. His name is Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield Andrew Garfield) and he comes from Virginia, USA. When the Pacific Ocean broke out, the emaciated Desmond volunteered to be a medic to save lives. However, due to childhood and family reasons, he always refused to pick up a gun to practice, so he would rather be sent to a military court on the charge of refusing military service. After many twists and turns, Desmond finally came to hacksaw ridge with his comrades. With bullets, countless people fell to the ground in the blink of an eye. Supported by faith and belief, Desmond saved dozens of dying lives by himself. ...
Hacksaw Ridge tells the story of the birth of a non-mainstream hero. In the era when the war is gradually away from the public's vision, an excellent war film can make people relive the heat of blood and fire, visit the tragic scenes of bullets and corpses everywhere, thus realizing the value of life as never before, cherishing the hard-won peace more and opposing the resumption of war. The scene of the war was bloody and tragic, and the story of saving people was thrilling and heart-wrenching. Hacksaw Ridge gave the audience an extremely shocking viewing experience. The long-lost masculinity on the screen, the vicissitudes of history and the grandeur of the ups and downs of the times are all accurately and perfectly concentrated in this film, which is amazing.
? Number five attack from the bottom of the sea
During World War II, Germany invented the U-shaped deep-sea submarine, which was invincible in naval battles. Once, submarines were ordered to attack the British fleet, but when they returned from their mission, they encountered an unprecedented crisis. The potential crisis threatens the life safety of the officers and men on board at any time. This seemingly powerful and cold behemoth can't protect itself at all, and everything can only be resigned to fate. ......
In the context of war, life has lost its meaning, symbolic individuals have lost their humanity and characteristics, and become lifeless numbers, cruel and numb. Narrow and closed submarine space, sailing in the deep sea at night, fighting against loneliness, nature and danger, fighting our way out. However, after escaping from the struggle with nature, it was buried under the bombing of fighter planes, which had far-reaching influence and inspired people. How sad!
? The Sixth Battle of Stalingrad
/kloc-in the autumn of 0/942, the worst war in human history broke out in the cold land. The Germans crossed the Volga River and reached Stalingrad on the other side to defend themselves. The Soviet Red Army and its rivals fought for the city. Both sides come and go, and the city becomes a ruin and scorched earth. Thousands of people died, and it looked like a hell on earth. In a counterattack, the Soviet army suffered serious casualties. Only the reconnaissance team led by Captain gromov (Pyotr Fyodorov Pyotr Fyodorov) reached the other side and occupied a dilapidated building. They found a 19-year-old girl Kajia (from maria smolnikova, Mariya Smolnikova) in the building. Katja's parents have died in the war. Because of the attachment to the free-growing city and home, the girl stuck to this place and shuttled numbly through the war.
How difficult it is to judge the standards of justice and injustice in the face of real war. When snipers kill German soldiers who are drawing water in non-war time, and German soldiers look cheerful and humorous, whose side is justice at this time? When the sniper shot because he knew that his family was brutally killed by the Nazis, which side was justice? Where is justice when German officers take care of a Russian prostitute because she looks like her dead wife? Where is justice when Russian prostitutes are killed because they become women of German officers? This grand war film describes the tragic war, but it is more about the entanglement of human nature. The more tragic, the more tangled.
Rwanda no.7 hotel
This film comes from a true story. Paul Lucy Bahina (Don Candil don cheadle) runs a restaurant in troubled times, which is like an oasis for people to rest and save lives in a world full of killing. The incident originated from the death of two heads of state: they were leaders of Hutu and Tutsi, who were on the same flight but were accidentally shot down. In this way, the suspicion and struggle between the two ethnic groups began, and Hutus began to kill Tutsi crazily.
The film does not deliberately depict the horrible and bloody slaughter scene, but depicts Paul's desperate and nervous heart strings, and the new panic that tourists staying in Rwanda hotels will have at any time in the face of endless tension. The film seems to deliberately downplay the cruelty of real events. From a visual point of view, it seems to weaken the overall penetration and expressiveness, which is also the short board of the film.
No.8 Black Hawk Down
1992, successive years of tribal wars ruined the mountains and rivers of Somalia, an East African country, and the people could not make ends meet. The resulting famine killed 300 thousand people. Maxamed faarax caydiid, the dictator in charge of the capital Mogadishu, robbed international organizations of relief supplies, causing public outrage. Desperate Aidid declared war on international peacekeeping organizations, and the United States sent members of the 160 special forces to Mogadishu to overthrow Aidid's regime.
After watching Black Hawk Down, I felt as bad as when I first saw it. Ledley Scott's technique is calm and shocking. What impressed me deeply was a set of pictures at the end of the film: American survivors ran through the crowd of Somali civilians into the Pakistan base, surrounded by smoke. The director used slow motion, and the Americans were in shock, pulling the trigger with their fingers and preparing to fight back; Somali civilians have long been accustomed to force, or looked at this group of foreigners covered in dust and blood coldly or sarcastically. Two completely different expressions illustrate the living conditions of two worlds. Music should be a native of Africa, desolate and far away, in perfect harmony with the artistic conception of the desert. However, at this time, with the trauma of war, it has a heavy impact on the viewer's thinking, making people unable to think, and only despair of war is everywhere. Because of this, they have selectively watched war movies, and some of them can't stand this cruelty.
No.9 hunting U-57 1
1April, 942, during World War II, German warships adopted the "wolf pack" tactics in the Atlantic Ocean, and the allies suffered heavy losses. Captain Taylor (Matthew McConaughey) of the US Navy was promised to be promoted to captain because of his outstanding performance in resisting the enemy, but for some reason he failed to do so. Just then, the enemy suddenly came, and Taylor was ordered to board the S-33 main submarine to carry out a secret mission. The commander is Captain Mike (bill paxton, bill paxton), accompanied by Captain Hash (harvey keitel, harvey keitel) and Major Kunan. After investigation, a damaged German submarine U-57 1 is sending out a distress signal. The task of S-33 is to obtain the most advanced decoding equipment in Germany from U-57 1 disguised as a German maintenance ship under the cover of maintenance. However, due to the disrepair of S-33, water tanks and other equipment have reached the service period, and diving below 200 meters may be dangerous. However, in order to complete the task, Taylor and others drove carefully and ambushed the German warship, but at this time the German torpedo also approached U-57 1, and their lives were at stake.
This theme film will obviously write an epic chapter around this point. Although the plot is nothing new, there are not many themes of submarine warfare after all. Hunting U-57 1 is quite professional at least in the technical details of submarine warfare, and the tension and exciting degree of naval warfare are also excellent. Of course, the closed and isolated structure and depressing atmosphere of the submarine itself also add a lot of color, and it really looks helpless and desperate when it is attacked by the destroyer's deep-water bomb. This is particularly prominent with the excellent sound effects of the film. Sonar, water pressure and bomb sound are layered one after another.
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Ben Aceh (adam beach adam beach) is such a whisperd. Marine Joe Enders (Nicolas Cage, Nicolas Cage) was ordered to protect Ben Aceh and secrets on the radio. How will Joe Enders protect his comrades-in-arms and state secrets in the battle of Saipan? What choice will he face? This film may bring us some thoughts about war.
Two eternal themes in the literary world-war and love. This is a pure war film with almost no love elements. But it caused another profound thought, "I'm a fucking good soldier." Joe said this. Because he obeyed orders, but he ruined the lives of countless brothers. War is cruel. After World War IV, I think Joe still doesn't understand what to do. There is no chance. Joe is dead. Tragedy happened because no one did anything wrong and disaster happened. In other words, there is no clear boundary between right and wrong, and the end points of both sides are death and life.
Besides these, there are actually some good war movies in China, such as Wolf Warriors series, Operation Red Sea, Assembly and so on. In addition, there are many good-looking war movies, so I won't list them one by one.