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The Wind Whisperer has a rating of 7.5
Director: Yusen Wu Starring: Nicholas Cage, Adam Beech, Peter Sternman, Mark Ruflow
On December 8, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan.
In the years that followed, national armies fought against Japan in the Pacific Theater.
The islands were captured one by one, and the United States, although it was approaching the Japanese mainland as planned, was making slow progress.
It turned out that in this cruel war, Japan constantly intercepted military intelligence sent by the United States and deciphered the code, resulting in the us military's plans constantly stranded.
In 1942, hundreds of Native Americans from navajo were recruited into the Navy to pass on information in their language as a code.
Naval officer Joe Anders was assigned to protect navajo code translator Ben Yaz.
When danger looms, Anders is forced to face a choice: if he can't protect his Navajo companions, he can only protect the password, and doing so would mean killing Yaz the Navajo.
Because the Navajo code is the only one that was not cracked by the Japanese, it is also considered the key to victory in the war...
"Behind Enemy Lines" has a rating of 7.2
Director: John Moore Starring: Owen Wilson, Gene Hackman, Gabriel Machte
Capable and motivated young Captain Chris sets out on his last mission before his demobilization.
He and his teammate and friend Mike flew over Bosnia and were shot down when they were supposed to take pictures on the ground. While Chris is sending out a distress signal, Mike is killed by the secret Serb military leader.
Chris flees in a strange land, trying to get closer to the land of salvation.
On the way, he stumbled upon a large cemetery of Muslims slaughtered by Serbs.
He realizes that he and Mike must have inadvertently captured the secret on the plane, which is the real reason why they were shot down and Mike was murdered.
U.S. Army Commander Admiral Riggett wants to do everything in his power to save Chris, but is blocked by political considerations by the NATO commander.
As time passed, Chris's situation became more and more critical, and Regutta decided to make a desperate bet.
Tears of the Sun has a rating of 7.3
Director: Anthony Foku Starring: Bruce Willis, Monica Bellucci, Cole Hauser
The U.S. Navy's "Navy", the "Navy", received orders to rescue Lena, an American doctor who supported local medical work, in the jungles of Africa, and the commando leader Waters personally led a small detachment to carry out the mission.
The Navy SEAL team soon found Dr. Lena, who was providing emergency medical care to the local refugees in the heart of the African bush, and while the commandos were ordered to rescue her home, Dr. Lena insisted on taking the 70 refugees in her care out of the border together, or she would not leave the country.
In this primitive jungle where the rebels are entrenched and full of unknown dangers, one more person is more dangerous, looking at the female doctor who has firmly chosen to live and die with her patients, how should Captain Waters choose?
Hotel Rwanda has a rating of 8.2
Director: Terry George Starring: Don Chandel, Sophie O'Connedo, Jacqueline Phoenix
The film is based on a true story.
Paul Luce Seburgina opened a restaurant in a troubled world, which is like an oasis for people to rest and save lives in a murderous world.
The incident stemmed from the deaths of the two heads of state: they were the leaders of the Hutus and Tutsi tribes, who were on the same plane but were accidentally shot down.
In this way, suspicion and fighting between the two tribes began, and the Hutu began to kill the Tutsi in a frenzy.
Paul, a Hutu, has A Tutsi wife and friends, and in order to save the people around him and save a nation, he struggled to save the lives of 1,000 refugees in an increasingly serious situation, and the Rwanda Hotel staged a touching story.
"Soldiers In the City" has a rating of 8.1
Director: Jean-Jacques Arnold Starring Jude Lowe, Ed Harris, Rachel Vichy
It is both an exciting visual epic and a painful reminder that war is hell.
Vasily was a shepherd in the Ural Mountains, and his years of herding life had developed Vasili's good marksmanship, and after the Battle of Stalingrad, Vasily was conscripted into the army.
His unique move to kill the enemy in one shot killed more than 40 German soldiers in less than ten days of fighting, and for a time the myth of "Vass sharp gun, no false hair" spread throughout the battlefield.
However, in the days that followed, Soviet snipers were shot and killed one after another, using only one bullet. The real opponent is coming! The Germans sent their sniper Connie to pit him against Vasily, a sharpshooter. On the battlefield filled with smoke, Vasily and Connie began a duel of wits and courage.
At the same time, the party representative Danilov also launched an "attack" on Vasily's lover, the female sniper Tanya, and for a time Vasily fell into the predicament of "being attacked by the enemy in the belly and back".
For snipers, mistakes are always fatal, even the smallest.
The Destruction of empires has a rating of 8.3
Director: Oliver Siesberg Starring: Bruno Gantz, Julianne Koehler, Marseille Habbecki
The film, based on historian Joachim Feist's The End of Hitler and Hitler's last female secretary, Traudel Jönge's memoir Until the Last Moment, sparked a huge controversy.
As the first documentary historical reflection film to depict Hitler "positively" and the first film in the history of German cinema in which an actor plays Hitler (played by Bruno Guntz, the compassionate angel under the Berlin Sky), the great controversy caused by "The Fall of the Empire" is far greater than the wave of political attack set off by "Fahrenheit 911" - Hitler is the devil? Is it God? Or people?
From the perspective of the last stenographer at Hitler's side, the film shows the last 12 days of the war maniac's life in bunkers from a plain and objective standpoint.
"Full Metal Shell" has a score of 8.3
Director: Stanley Kubrick Starring Matthew Modion, Adam Baldwin, Vincent Nolfeo, R. Lee Ermy
One of the best war movies ever made.
During the Vietnam War, a group of young men who joined the Marine Corps were shaved their heads and assigned sleeping places.
The colonel in charge of training them often humiliated them and gave them ugly nicknames, "Bill the Fool", because he was fat and always made mistakes, became the most frequently repaired by the colonel.
The squad leader "Joker" patiently takes care of him.
But Fool Bill's mistake again made the Colonel angrily punish the whole team, and the partners finally couldn't bear it anymore and beat Up Fool Bill.
After that, Fool Bill began to talk to himself about guns, he used his talent for shooting, and even the colonel appreciated that he could finally become a great "killing machine".
On the night of his departure for the Vietnam War, Fool Bill filled his M14 with "all-metal shell bullets," shot the colonel to death, and then shot himself to death.
The Hunt for U-571 has a rating of 7.6
Director: Jonathan Mosto Starring Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Kettle
A hero is an ordinary person who has extraordinary deeds in extraordinary times.
In 1942, Nazi Germany adopted the "wolf pack" tactic and dispatched a large number of U-boats to operate rampantly in the North Atlantic, many Allied ships carrying strategic supplies were sunk by German submarines on the East Coast of the United States, and the U.S. Navy could not pose much of a threat to German submarines because it could not decipher its radio communication code.
The 9-man squad risked their lives to forcibly board the German U571 submarine to seize the code transmitter, but was arrived by German reinforcements and blew up the American submarine that received it. In this battle, it was necessary to carry out a serial hunt at the bottom of the sea...
When director Jonathan visited the World War II submarine exhibition in 1992, he had the idea of filming the undersea war of World War II.
Within three years, he traveled the world to explore "retired" WWII submarines, ships, and WWII museums, interview veterans, and read WWII books, submarine logs, and battle diaries.
Tank Armageddon has a rating of 7.6
Director: Henry Fonda starring: Robert Shaw, Robert Ryan, Dana Andrews, Ty Harding
It was released on December 16, 1965 and released by Warner Bros. Pictures.
The Germans were led by Robert. Led by General Heisler, played by Shaw, he attempted to take advantage of the rainy weather that was not conducive to the role of the Allied Air Force on Christmas Eve to launch a counterattack against the Allied forces.
Because of the suddenness of the plan and the carelessness of the Allies, at the beginning of the battle, despite the heroic resistance of the Allied soldiers, the Germans still broke through the defensive line.
The Allies immediately organized a counterattack, but the German sabotage prevented the counterattack.
Lieutenant Colonel Kelly, who had made a correct judgment earlier, discovered the weakness of the Lack of fuel in the German assault armored units, and the commander quickly formed a tank group to engage the Germans in a fierce battle, intending to deplete the mechanized troops that paralyzed their opponents.
However, the Germans occupied an Allied oil depot, and just as Heisler's German tanks came to grab the oil, the tanker Sergeant Graffey led a group of wounded soldiers to retake the oil depot and launched a fire attack, burning Heisler's tank brigade.
The German panzer corps, which lacked fuel, was forced to surrender.
The Deer Hunter has a rating of 8.2
Director: Michael Simino Starring: Robert De Niro, John Kaiser, John Savage, Christopher Walken
The story takes place at a steel mill in Pennsylvania.
Three young steelworkers from Pennsylvania, Michael, Steven and Nick, came to Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
While leaving the United States, Steven married Angela, who was pregnant, and their wedding was also a farewell party for the three youngsters.
After the wedding, the three of them go hunting together, and Michael shoots a buck with a magical marksmanship, but he is still depressed, because in his heart it is equivalent to gambling with his life.
On the battlefield, it didn't take long for all three of them to be taken prisoners of the Vietnamese soldiers, who forced them to play Russian roulette with their revolvers, Nick was scared half to death, but Michael was calm, and he took the opportunity to grab the Vietnamese soldier's gun and escaped from the camp with his companions, but after escaping, everyone was separated again.
Michael and Steven return to the United States, Steven is permanently crippled and lives in a nursing home and does not want to return home, Michael is unharmed, but mentally no longer what he used to be, he lives with Nick's girlfriend Linda.
When Michael learns that Nick is alive and living in Saigon, he travels to Vietnam and finds Nick, but Nick is insensitive, and Nick plays Russian roulette in front of Michael, this time he dies of a bullet.
Field Platoon has a rating of 8
Director: Oliver Stone Starring: William Dafoe, Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Keith David
Taylor, an American college student during the Vietnam War, went to the Vietnam front for military service and was assigned to an infantry unit.
There were two men in the army who had always had a great influence on him—Elias and Barnes.
The two of them have very different views on war, the former can't bear to kill innocents, while the latter is murderous, and Taylor is very confused, who is right in the end.
Barnes unleashed a brutal massacre that turned entire villages in Vietnam into rivers of blood.
Elias tried to persuade his friend not to be so cruel, but was caused by a rift in their relationship.
Barnes was more suspicious of Elias's small report to his superiors, and the friendship turned to jealousy.
So, in a jungle war, he carried everyone behind his back and pulled the trigger on Elias.
Taylor saw all this, and he finally had the answer in his heart.
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