The twenty best war movies, according to the Torygraph

[grumbler]

They Shall Not Grow Old deserves a mention.

[The Brain]

Ran is shallow and boring as fuck and the wig is too silly. Go rewatch Kagemusha instead.

Brain, is 'Kagemusha' one of your favourite films?

I think the most fair answer is yes. It is flawed, but I've always liked it. Wish I could watch it in good quality somewhere.

[The Brain]

It's been 15 years since the original post. 

Have any movies come out in that time that deserve to go on the list?

1917?

The story is too nonsensical IMHO.

[mongers]

Ran is shallow and boring as fuck and the wig is too silly. Go rewatch Kagemusha instead.

Brain, is 'Kagemusha' one of your favourite films?

I think the most fair answer is yes. It is flawed, but I've always liked it. Wish I could watch it in good quality somewhere.

Yes I felt it was missing something, as I watched the Coppola/Lucas sponsored international release and the latter part of the film seamed to only have 25-50% of the necessary subtitles.

[Neil]

It's been 15 years since the original post. 

Have any movies come out in that time that deserve to go on the list?

1917?

The story is too nonsensical IMHO.

They put Pearl Harbour at #3.  1917 is more a much better film than Pearl Harbour. 

[Norgy]

Okay, I will give a thumbs up to "1917" deserving at least a mention. And "Pearl Harbor" is a movie that will be banned under my dictatorship, at least.

[viper37]

And "Pearl Harbor" is a movie that will be banned under my dictatorship, at least.

[Syt]

After some reflection, I'd like to change my nomination to Greyhound

[Josquius]

1917 has style points, but very much style over substance, the way the whole thing 'flows' and they get through German lines into another British line is just....wut?

Dunkirk on the other hand is excellent.