#Which military movie is the most recommended #1, "Saving Private Ryan" personally believes that it is the ceiling of the military war film category, released in 1998. When I first saw this movie

#Which Military Movie Is Most Recommended#

First, "Saving Private Ryan"

Personally, I think it is the ceiling of the military war film category, which was released in 1998. The first time I saw this movie as a child, but I was very impressed, and for the first time I knew that the war was so cruel, especially the 20-minute beach landing scene at the beginning of the film, which alone made other war movies unattainable. In addition to the brilliant war scenes, this film also portrays human nature very well. I have to admire the standard of American filmmaking, depicting real battlefield scenes while also promoting their own values.

Second, "Black Hawk Down"

Based on true events, the film tells the story of the 1992 Somali unrest, when U.S. special forces suffered a 15-hour siege in Mogadishu, the Somali capital. The movie is not as sensational as "Saving Private Ryan", some are just war, real and cruel war!

Third, "Soldiers Coming to the City"

Telling the story of the legendary Soviet sniper Vasily Zaitsev, although the film is full of a lot of "black so" scenes, it does not prevent this from being a very good sniper movie, especially the scene where Vasily snipes German soldiers in a fountain at the beginning.

Fourth, "All Metal Shell"

Telling the story of the American military barracks during the Vietnam War, the film does not put too much emphasis on the battlefield scenes, it is about a new recruit from entering the army to entering the battlefield to become a qualified veteran. This is actually an anti-war movie, the most classic is the training scene in the barracks, and the movie "Blood Battle Hacksaw Ridge" also pays tribute to this segment.

V. "Garland Under the Mountain"

A domestic war movie that I highly recommend, whether it is the real weapons and equipment (62 tanks, 170, 56, etc.), or the tactical action details (one-handed change of magazines, three-three-style, etc.), or the reflection of sharp problems (the impact of WG ten years on the industrial system, high-level privileges, etc.), everywhere is full of seriousness and rigor, and it is a second to kill a number of films that are perfunctory at the moment, and now it seems that director Xie Jin is really a god.