War Movie Reviews

"El Cid" is an Italian, American and British costume epic film directed by Anthony Mann and starring Charlton Heston , Sofia Villani Scicolone , Raffaele Vallone and Genevieve Page. This film is about a hero of The Kingdom of Spain - Lurigo. An epic costume film about the life of Dias (Charlton Heusden). The film was released on February 4, 1961.

"The Beguiled" is an American thriller film released on March 31, 1971, directed by Don Siegel and starring Clint Eastwood.

BBC: A Complete History of World War II is a documentary about the war of resistance against Japan. 

The Duellists is a war film directed by Ridley Scott and starring Keith Carradine and Harvey Keitel. The film tells the story of the duel between Lieutenant Gube and Lieutenant Feihou that lasted for fifteen years.

"Who Sings There? is a film directed by Slobodan Shiyan and starring Pavl Fukisic, Dragan Nikolic, Danilo 'Bata' Stojkovic.

Hemkomsten is a war drama directed by Hal Ashby and starring Jane Fonda and Jonathan Vincent Voight . The film tells the love story of Sally and Luke.

"Mediterraneo" is directed by Gabriel Savatreis and starring Claudio Picoli , Giuseppe Cederna , Diego Abatantuono , Claudio Bisio and others. The film tells the story of several Italian soldiers who were ordered to be stationed on a Greek island during World War II. The film was released in Canada on September 9, 1991. 

"Richard III" is a drama, war film directed by Richard Loncraine, starring Ian McKellen, Annette Bening, etc. The film was released on August 20, 1995. The film is based on William Shakespeare 's famous play "Richard III", but the film changes the time background of the story from 1483-1485 in the original book to 1930. Transplanting William Shakespeare's plays to other eras is something filmmakers often do, but it doesn't always work well. It is commendable that this version of "Richard III" not only adapts the play with Ruizhe's intelligence, but also injects modern vitality into the play without destroying the beautiful words of William Shakespeare . 

The background of the story is The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland during the First World War . Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen was a pilot from The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland . He had an impressive record of shooting down 80 enemy planes . The film is based on the life of this legendary figure. Manfred ( Matthias Schweighöfer Matthias Schweighöfer Matthias Schweighöfer) was born in a prestigious family and has longed for flying since he was a child. After becoming The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Pilot, he earned the respect of others, including the enemy Pilots he shot down, for his superb skills and unique fighting style. In a battle, Manfred shot down the British ace Pilot Brown. When Manfred confirmed the victory, he found that Brown was only injured and rescued him. In the process, he met a beautiful nurse ( Lena Headey Lena Headey) and fell in love with her at first sight. In 1917, Manfred became the first ace Pilot of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland, and received the highest medal awarded by König himself. Later, he painted his Fighter into a conspicuous red, and led the 11th Squadron, invincible in the 3000-meter altitude, hence the name "The Red Baron". In a subsequent fight, he was shot in the head. Before long, the upper ranks of the German army deliberately protected him because of the publicity value of "The Red Baron", persuading him to withdraw from the front line and stop flying. Manfred, who loves flying, does not obey orders and insists on fighting. Finally, he ushered in the last attack in his flying career... 

The Republic of Iraq Movie "Lakposhtha ham parvaz mikonand" is based on the repression of Kurds by the former Hisan regime of The Republic of Iraq . The arrival of the U.S. military is certainly good news for Kurdish refugees fleeing Hussein's repression. However, a large number of orphans left behind have suffered tragic experiences such as losing their parents, being disabled due to accidental landmines, and even being abused and raped by soldiers of The Republic of Iraq.