War Movie Reviews

"Testament of Youth" is a feature film directed by James Kent and starred by Alicia Amanda Vikander , Kit Harington and Taron Egerton . It was released in 2015. The film tells the life experience of British female writer Vera Britten during World War I and her mental journey towards anti-warism.

"Special Forces" is a main theme movie directed by Stéphane Rybojad and starring Diane Kruger and others.  The film tells the story of a French war correspondent female journalist Elsa (Diane Kruger Diane Kruger) and her colleagues were kidnapped by Taliban during an interview in Pakistan. Taliban put the captured Elsa-related video on the Internet and claimed that she would be executed in front of the camera within the specified time, but people all over the world could see the whole process through the Internet. Before Elsa was executed, a rescue team composed of members of the special forces was sent by the French military to rescue her. Facing the extremely cruel Taliban desperadoes, the rescue team rescued Elsa in the first time despite the dangers, but lost contact with the headquarters and had to start a more sinister defense battle. A tug-of-war between the Taliban chaser and the rescue team inevitably started. Taliban set up various traps in order to wipe out the rescue team, but the rescue team has only one goal: to successfully rescue Elsa and escape from here. 

Rupert Graves, born on June 30, 1963 in England, United Kingdom, is an actor, director, and screenwriter. The main works include " Maurice's Lover ", "", "V for Vendetta", " A Room with a View ", " Death at a Funeral ", "Garo Lawyer", etc.

"Sand Castle" is a war drama film directed by Fernando Coimbra and starring Nicholas Caradoc Hoult and Henry Cavill . The film tells the story of a squad of American machine gunner Matt Okre who was sent to the village of Baquba in Iraq to repair the broken pipeline in the village. 

"Den 12. mann" is a feature film directed by Harold Zwart, Jonathan Rhys Meyers , Thomas Gullstad, Mary Brockhus, Vega Hall, Martin Kiefer, etc. show. The film is based on a real story. It is about during the Second World War, 12 Norwegian sabotage squads infiltrated the German stationed port in Norway, implemented the sabotage plan code-named "Red Martin", 11 people were arrested, the 12th was able to escape, and kept secrets. The documents were brought back to the UK.

"The Ottoman Lieutenant" is a feature film released in 2017, directed by Joseph Ruben, starring Michiel Huisman and Hera Hilmar . The movie tells a love story between an American nurse and a Turkish officer.

"Padmaavat" is Sanjay Leela Peng Indian feature film directed Surrey ,, Deepika Padukone ,阿努普瑞雅· Goenka, Ranveer Singh Bhavnani, , Shahid Kapoor Seoul , A Di mention Rao Cedar Lane Starred in theaters in India on January 25, 2018. The film is adapted from a Sufi epic poem "Padmavati" in the 16th century. It tells the story of Raja Putra 's Queen Padmavati because of her beauty, which caused the Alauddin Khalji Sultan of the Karji dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate to send troops to take her as her own. She chose to commit suicide before breaking the city. 

"Mosul" is a film produced by Anthony Russell and Joe Russell and directed by Matthew Michael Canahan. The film retells the real war event " Battle of Mosul ". The center of the story revolves around a group of Iraqi police who guard the small town in northern Iraq. In October 2020, streaming media company Netflix bought the action film "Mosul" (Mosul) produced by Joe Russell and Anthony Russell brothers, and it went live on Netflix on November 26, 2020   .

"Shadow In The Cloud" is an action film directed by Roseanne Liang, starring Chloe Grace Moretz and Nick Robinson. The film tells the story of a female officer carrying classified documents on a fighter plane during the flight and encountering a monster attack.

"Mrs Miniver" (Mrs Miniver) is a war film produced by MGM, directed by William Wyler and starring Duchess , Walter Pidgeon and others. Set in the Second World War, the film tells the story of how a middle-class family in the suburbs of London defended their homeland during the war. On June 4, 1942, the film was released in the United States. In 1943, the film won the 15th Academy Awards for Best Picture, 15th Academy Awards for Best Photography and other awards   .