Most of the war DRAMAs that the Chinese people are familiar with are anti-Japanese dramas that dominate the screen, in fact, the war is a tragic experience that many other countries also have, and the corresponding film and television works are innumerable, and there are many excellent works in the American war TV series, such as Spielberg's classic World War II drama Brothers Company, the Pacific War that swept the Emmy Awards, etc. These war-themed American dramas are good-looking American dramas that have to be watched, this article brings you the top ten classic war dramas in the United States, to understand it.
1. Company of Brothers (TV series)
Company of Brothers is a 10-episode American television series broadcast in 2001, based on Stephen Ambrose's best-selling book Band of Brothers, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Demienne Lewis, Matthew Seth and many other Hollywood stars, depicting the true story of the 506th Regiment E Company of the 101st Airborne Division in the United States in the European theater of World War II. In World War II, Company E was killed 1.5 times more than the company.
2. Pacific War (TV series)
Pacific War is a World War II series produced by HBO and produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. The series presents the entire Pacific Theater from the perspective of three Marines, Leckie, Sledge, and Baslon. The war plot shown in the plot of the TV series covers the important battles of the US military in the Pacific War. As the most expensive World War II American drama, HBO spent $223 million on this, which is also the second time Spielberg and Tom Hanks have joined forces after "Company of Brothers".
3. The Killing Generation (TV series)
The Killing Generation is a war-themed television series directed by Susanna White and Simon Cellan Jones, featuring Alexander Skarsgard, James S. Thompson, and The Killing S. Thompson. Starring Lanthorne. A television series based on the 2003 Iraq War, based on Evan Wright's original book of the same name. It tells the story of Marines fighting under equipment shortages, poor leadership, novel rules of engagement, and vague engagement strategies.
4. Operation Desert in North Africa (TV series)
Operation Desert North Africa is a 1966 American action television series directed by Eddie Davis and Jack N. Reddish. It premiered on ABC on September 12, 1966 and ended on March 18, 1968, with a total length of 58 episodes of 30 minutes and a story per episode. The story is based on real events in World War II. After the introduction of China, it was dubbed by The Liaoning People's Art Theater. Xin Minhang is equipped with the protagonist, Han Li, Liu Xirui, Fang Shuqiao and so on.
5. Secret Operations Group (TV series)
Secret Operations is a 2005 American action film produced by CBS Television, directed by David Mamet and produced by Shawn Ryan. The highest reward for soldiers is honor. However, for this particular group of soldiers, their honors and achievements, and even the tasks they perform, will be sealed in confidential archives. The Unit is about a unit without a name, a unit that doesn't exist. They were sent around the globe on secret missions by the U.S. government.
6. That Land At That Time (TV Series)
The first television series about the Iraq War, "Over There," will be broadcast on FX Cable IN the United States, which is the first time in the history of American television that a war series with related content has been broadcast while the troops have not yet been withdrawn. FX Cable TV belongs to the Hoss Television Group owned by Australian media tycoon Meadow, which has always publicly supported US President Bush's invasion of Iraq, but FX Cable TV denied that the series was broadcast to promote and win support for the attack on Iraq.
7. Broken Boat (TV Series)
Written by Sean Ryan and Carl Gadušek, directed by Martin Campbell and Kevin Hawkes, and starring Andrew Brower, Scott Spitman and Robert Patrick, the drama thriller is american drama. The drama depicts the officers and men of the USS Colorado nuclear submarine who refuse to obey the unreasonable demands of their superiors and mutiny en masse, establishing the world's smallest nuclear state formed by fugitives.
8. Small Town Crisis (TV Series)
The show depicts an ordinary American town forced to start a life of self-sufficiency and mutual trust after the outbreak of a suspected nuclear war, and their connection to the outside world is only intermittent television news and radio, and no one knows how the war broke out. What is the outside world like now? Or is there really a war? Or does the so-called world still exist?
9. Fallen Stars (TV series)
Falling Stars is a sci-fi drama directed by Robert Rodatt, produced by Steven Spielberg, and starring Noah Wyle, Moon Bradgood, drew Roy, and others. In the face of a sudden alien invasion, Earth's armies are vulnerable and the regimes of governments are crumbling. Six months later, only a small number of people on Earth survived, in order to drive out the aliens and rebuild their homes. This part of the population rose up in all kinds of resistance.
10. SEAL Team Six (TV series)
Written by Oscar-nominated and former Vietnam veteran William Broyles and his son David Broyles, SEAL Six is set in the sixth unit of the U.S. Navy's Navy SEALs, and tells the story of an American citizen who successfully killed a Taliban leader in Afghanistan in 14 years, only to discover that American citizens were working with terrorists. The show is based on a mission that has actually happened, and the location of each season is different, with the first season scheduled for Africa.