Tides of War

Hunt for Red October, Patton, Apocalypse now are classics.

However, this being naval combat; what about In Harm's Way? (Classic John Wayne)

Good call on In Harm's Way !

Das Boot Director's Cut

The Big Red "One"

The enemy below, Midway, pearl harbor, sands of iwo jima, and on and on hehe

tons of great classics all good, all worthy.

Das Boot - got the remastered one with surround sound, nice

Platoon - Love the scene with the pill box

Apocalypse Now - Not as good as Platoon but if this wasn't made Platoon wouldn't either.

All quiet on the western front - The horror of war

The guns of Navarone - Seen this so many times but never owned it? =)

The Dirty Dozen - Do i need an explenation?

Full metal jacket - "What is your major malfunction?"

Memphis Belle - classic

Down Periscope - Comedy where a Diesal sub wins war games against a Nuclear

cross of iron - a classic war/anti-war film

cheers all

"The Hunley"

With Armand Assante and Donald Sutherland. The first submarine (1864) to sink an enemy ship. Extremely historically accurate including the gold coin part that was found in the excavating.

"Damn the Defiant"

"Midway"

Mitch

I would have to agree with Jesper and Argon put me down for "Guns of Navarone" there are also some new ones that are pretty good, like: We Were Soldiers, Band of Brothers, and Blackhawk Down.

The Blue Max

Does 1941 count as revisionist rubbish?

Midway is my favorite.