<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >26 American Sniper</h1>
Originally an ordinary American cowboy, Chris Kyle joined the Navy SEALs at the age of 30 after 9/11 and became an excellent sniper on the battlefield in Iraq. Chris on the battlefield is very good, called "legendary" by his teammates, terrorists ask professional snipers to hunt him with high bonuses, but they have not succeeded many times, but his teammates around him have encountered accidents one by one, although his wife has repeatedly begged him to retire from the army, but he has the belief of revenge for his teammates for the last time...
The film is based on true events.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 27 Battle for Midway</h1>
The Battle of Midway, which broke out in the South Pacific in 1942, six months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, was seen by historians as a turning point in the Pacific Theater by successfully repelling the imperial Japanese naval fleet at Midway Atoll. On the one hand, the film crew went to Pearl Island for on-the-spot shooting, and on the other hand, they also restored historical scenes through the installation of the studio, and many of the aircraft take-off and battle scenes in the film were completed by using special effects. The film is a good science popularization of air force and navy tactics and techniques in World War II, including various dives and bombing. The film, with a total budget of more than $100 million, was in danger of being stranded, and finally the intervention of Chinese capital saved the crew.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >28 Brave Ops</h1>
Locke, about to become a father, is preparing to share this joy with everyone. However, he suddenly received orders from his superiors to lead his squad to rescue the kidnapped CIA hostages. Although it didn't take long to be reunited with their families, it was the duty of the SEALs to serve their homeland at all times. Locke's squad quickly assembled and traveled to their destination as planned to rescue the hostages. However, during the rescue, Locke discovers a web of terrorism, and a shocking conspiracy is brewing. If not stopped, the U.S. mainland is likely to suffer a serious terrorist attack. Therefore, the SEAL Commando Squad, without stopping for a moment, launched a large encirclement and suppression around the world... The film is considered to be a live-action version of Battlefield 3, which was filmed in several locations around the world and based on real events.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >29 The King's Choice</h1>
In the context of World War II, the weak Norwegian king, in the face of the arrogant iron heel of the German Nazis, insisted or compromised? This difficult choice becomes the tension throughout the film, and it also vividly and delicately portrays the king's struggle. The story of using many small characters as a basis has become a convincing base color for this film that reflects history, and in the face of almost desperate circumstances, people's defense of the independence and dignity of the country is so touching and profound. In this film based on true events, the king defends not only the sovereignty of a country, but also the newly established political system of Norway, the king can die in battle, but the system has influenced the present day, and this defense has achieved the development and freedom of Northern Europe today.
Director's masterpieces: "Edge Naked Heart", "Troubled Water", "Oslo Hawaii"
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >30 "Burning Sun Changhong"</h1>
Set in 1939, Franta (Odjević Ondrej Vetchý) is a Czech pilot who, in the midst of turmoil and war, develops a deep friendship with a young man named Karel (Christopher Hardeck Krystof Hádek). In an accident, the plane that Carell is flying crashes, Karel is not in serious trouble, and luckily he is even blessed by misfortune and meets the beautiful and gentle Susan (Tara Fitzgerald). The lonely man and widow meet in the midst of war, and the relationship between Susan and Karel soon exceeds the simple friendship. After returning to the army, Carell told Franta about her legendary experience and introduced Herta to Susan. What Carell did not expect was that Susan fell deeply in love with the stable and handsome Franta, and the friendship between Karel and Franta was rifted.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >31 "Land of Blood and Honey"</h1>
Land of Blood and Honey is a love story from a war. A Serb man and a Bosnian Muslim woman fell in love. But soon, Yugoslavia split into several parts from 1991 to 1992 and the Bosnian War broke out. The largest local war in Europe after the end of World War II left the two as the new Romeo and Juliet, whose lives were completely changed.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >32 "12 Warriors"</h1>
The film is based on a true story, telling the story of a U.S. Special Forces squad sent to the mountains of Afghanistan after the 9/11 incident in 2001. Playing the captain of the "Green Beret Squad," Hammer had to leave his wife, Elsa, on a mission to afghanistan with a 12-man squad and persuade the Northern Alliance generals to join forces against the Taliban and al-Qaida. In order to match the terrain of Afghanistan and the strategy of attacking the enemy, the special forces rode horses into cavalry teams to pursue the enemy in the treacherous mountains, and a series of fierce battles of life and death were about to erupt.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >33 "Hunting U-571"</h1>
In April 1942, during World War II, German warships in the Atlantic Ocean adopted the "wolf pack" tactic, which caused heavy losses to the Allies. U.S. Navy Captain Taylor (Matthew McConaughey) was promised the promotion to captain for his outstanding resistance to the enemy, but for some reason he was unable to do so. When the enemy situation suddenly arrives, Taylor is in danger and boards the S-33 Classic-class submarine on a secret mission, commanded by Captain Mike (Bill Paxton), accompanied by Captain Hashi (Harvey Harvey Keitel) and Major Kunan. After the survey, a German submarine, U-571, was sending a distress signal. The S-33 was tasked with disguising itself as a German maintenance ship and using maintenance as a cover to obtain Germany's most advanced decoding equipment from the U-571. However, due to the S-33 years in disrepair, water tanks and other equipment has reached the service period, if you sneak below 200 meters may be dangerous, but in order to complete the task, Taylor and others still carefully piloted, sneaked attack on the German warship, but at this time, the German torpedoes are also approaching U-571, their lives are hanging in the balance, life and death are uncertain...
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >34 Balkan Borders</h1>
Yugoslavia, 1999. Russian contingents were ordered to control Kosovo's airfields until reinforcements arrived. This strategic objective is of great importance to both Albanian commanders and NATO generals. Contingents are forced to fight unequally against terrorists. Russian peacekeepers and NATO forces are rushing to the airport. The world is once again approaching a great war.
The film is Russia's annual anti-terrorism blockbuster in 2019, the scene is also tense and exciting, the whole process is free of urine spots, and it is called the most eye-catching war film in recent years!
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >35 "National Salvation League"</h1>
The National Salvation League is a Russian historical war film about the first world war. It tells the story of a group of soldiers who fought in the Russian-French War of 1812, dreaming of changing the Russian Empire and trying to overthrow the tsarist dictatorship.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right">36《 1944 》</h1>
In 1944... The Germans fought a series of battles with the Soviet Leningrad Front over the Narva Isthmus. In July, the Soviets captured Narva, an ancient city that has been the dividing line between Russia and the Western world for nine hundred years. Behind Narva, the Last Line in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, a group of young Estonians in their early 20s volunteered to join the 20th Division of the Waffen-SS and began to confront Soviet armored forces on the Eastern Front, fighting against soviet occupation. This is not the first time Estonia has been reduced to a battleground between East and West, between The Germans and the Slavs. This battle has lasted for more than seven hundred years since the Ice War on Lake Chude, and the Estonians caught in the middle are inevitably wrapped up in it by both sides and become victims of history. ...... By September, as Finland announced the cessation of military cooperation with Germany and the signing of the Moscow Armistice, the enemy German forces decided to withdraw from Estonia. The Soviets followed the Germans all the way to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, and witnessed by Yeshaniya (Russified Estonian) soldiers in the Red Army, whose blue, black and white flag, symbolizing Estonian national independence, was hoisted four days after the Germans withdrew from tallinn, herman tower, before being replaced by the Soviet red flag on September 22. ...... The occupation of Tallinn was not the last battle between the Soviets and the Germans in Estonia. ...... In November, in the muddy, dense forests of Sarema Island, Yesaniya soldiers withstood the fire of German ships and drove out the last german troops in Estonia. The large-scale war is finally over, but peace and freedom have not yet come to this small land, and the pain caused by the war is still difficult to heal... This is the year of Estonians in 1944.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >37 "The Wall of Life and Death"</h1>
The story revolves around two soldiers stationed in Iraq, with teammates injured, mysterious snipers in pursuit, and low walls casting the last lifeline. Where will the two of them go? A cat-and-mouse game is inevitable.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >38 Marx Manus</h1>
The film is based on the true experiences of Max Manus, a famous Norwegian resistance fighter. At the end of the 1930s, the clouds of war hung over the European continent, and Germany and the Soviet Union encroached on the European countries from both east and west. In 1940, Max Manus (Aksel Hennie) and many young Norwegians formed a volunteer army to participate in the "Winter War" in Finland to prevent the Soviet Union from occupying Finland, and then because of germany's invasion of Norway, Manus had to return to Oslo to organize underground publications to promote anti-Nazi ideas. This dangerous cause led to Manus being captured by the Nazis, but he escaped and finally arrived in Scotland, where he received rigorous training from the British. In 1943, Manus parachuted into Norway and attacked German ships with homemade bombs, thus beginning his legendary life as a hero of resistance as a psychopath...
The film won seven major awards at the 2008 Amanda Awards for Best Film, Actor, Cinematography and Screenplay.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >39 The Destruction of Empires</h1>
It's a documentary film that truly reflects the last 12 days of Hitler's life, the last days of the Third Reich. The Red Army had invaded Berlin, and Hitler (Bruno Ganz) and his mistress Eva (Juliane Köhler) had taken refuge under bunkers. Eva knew that she had come to accompany Hitler to Yellow Springs, but she did not regret it. Even after her intercession with Hitler for her brother-in-law was rejected, she and Hitler held their last wedding. Hitler's loyal follower Gobert (Ulrich Matthes) is determined to accompany the Führer to the funeral with his family. He had 7 children, and he and his wife were determined not to let their children grow up in the sky without empire, and they committed suicide after Hitler and Eva committed suicide. It's very emotional. The truth of history is recreated through the lens scene by scene.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 40 The Glorious Road</h1>
In 1916, during the First World War in France, the war between the German and French armies was in full swing. At this critical moment, French Army General Broward (Adolphe Menjou) gives an order to the troops led by Army Captain Dax (Kirk Douglas): capture the German-occupied Mount Ante at all costs. The military orders are like mountains, even if the swords and mountains and fires in front of them, the soldiers still rush forward desperately. The outcome can be imagined, under the intensive enemy artillery fire, the French charge failed, and the casualties were heavy. In order to cover up his command mistakes, Browrad captured three innocent soldiers as scapegoats and sentenced them to death for crimes such as escaping from battle. For the benefit of the soldiers, Captain Dax fought hard, but in the process gradually saw the ugliness of the officers and the war...
Based on Humphrey Cobb's 1935 novel The Glorious Road, the film won the 1959 Silver Belt Award for Best Director of a Foreign Language Film at the Society of Italian National Film Critics' Association and the 1958 Finnish Academy of Film Awards for Best Director.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >41 "Saving Private Ryan"</h1>
Ryan (Matt Damon) was an American paratrooper during World War II who was trapped behind enemy lines. Even more unfortunately, all three of his brothers died in the war, and if he had also been killed, the old mother in the family would have no one to rely on. The U.S. General Command of Operations learned of this situation and decided to organize a small detachment to the rescue, including Captain Miller (Tom Hanks) and the translator Urban (Jeremy Hanks). Davis Jererry Davies). However, the enemy is in danger, and they are always dealing with death along the way. They wondered if it was worth risking the lives of eight people to rescue one. Everyone went all the way to find Ryan, and some people were dissatisfied, some were enthusiastic, and some were curious about this rescue operation. Everyone smelled death again and again, and Ryan paid a heavy price for his rescue.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >42 "Attack from the Bottom of the Sea"</h1>
During World War II, Germany invented a U-shaped deep-sea submarine that disappeared without a trace, and it was invincible in naval warfare. Once, the submarine was ordered to strike out and carry out an attack on the British fleet, but when they returned from the mission, they encountered a crisis that had never been seen before. The potential crisis threatens the lives of officers and men on the ship at any time, and this seemingly powerful and cold behemoth is completely unable to protect itself, and everything can only be resigned to fate... Based on the best-selling autobiography of war correspondent Buchheim, the film was nominated six times at the 54th Academy Awards in 1982. Wolfgang Peterson became the first person to be nominated for Best Director for a German-language film.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >43 "Hotel Rwanda"</h1>
After Rwanda declared its independence in 1994, there were many conflicts between the Hutu and Tutsi tribes, with repeated clashes and ongoing fighting. Against the backdrop of the Hutu massacre of the Tutsi, Rwandan hotel manager Paul has been on all sides, ultimately managing to save more than a thousand Tutsi and Hutu refugees in the hotel. When the world closed its eyes, he opened his arms.
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >44 "No War on the Western Front"</h1>
During World War I, the German government called on young and enthusiastic student volunteers to fight in the battlefield to defend the country with beautiful slogans. A passionate young German man, Paul Baumann (Lou Ayres, Lew Ayres), threw himself into World War I with heroic ideals. But when Paul and his classmates were trained and sent to war on the Western Front, what they witnessed was brutal hunger, bloodshed, and death. The absurdity and ruthlessness of the war made Paul go from obsessed with war to discouraged and returning home injured. But the ignorant townspeople were unaware of the dangers of the front, and Paul indignantly stated to the students the ruthlessness of the war and that there was no war on the Western Front. He returned to the front line from his early leave and was unfortunately hit by a stray bullet while reaching out in the trenches to catch a butterfly. Directed by the famous Hollywood director Lewis Myleston, the classic anti-war film "No War on the Western Front" is adapted from the novel of the same name by German writer Remack. Arguably one of the "greatest anti-war films" in film history, the film was nominated for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Screenplay at the 3rd Academy Awards in 1930. The director uses concise and concise lenses to reproduce the tragic war situation, and also vividly writes the disillusionment of Paul's patriotic dreams in a delicate and smooth way. The shot at the end of the film where Paul catches a butterfly and is hit by a bullet has become a classic moment in the history of cinema.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 45 Black Hawk Down</h1>
In 1992, years of tribal wars devastated the somali mountains and rivers of East Africa, leaving people in a state of disrepair, and the resulting famine killed 300,000 people. The dictator Mohammed Aideed, who controls the capital Mogadishu, stole relief supplies from international organizations, causing outrage. A distraught Aideed declared war on international peacekeeping organizations, and the United States sent 160 special forces to Mogadishu to overthrow the Aideid regime. The two sides engaged in a fierce confrontation in the city center, and a US Black Hawk helicopter was attacked and crashed into the city, and the crew was in danger. To rescue their companions, a small group of special forces soldiers went deep into the Tiger's Den. Over the next 15 hours, they experienced the most unimaginable shura field in the world...
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >46 Hacksaw Ridge</h1>
In 1945, as World War II drew to a close, Japan, an important member of the axis of evil, was at the end of its arrogance. In that year, the Battle of Okinawa, which determined the course of the war, began, and thousands of highly motivated American soldiers were sent to Okinawa, and what awaited them was the heavily defended and dangerous Hacksaw Ridge of the enemy army. In the midst of this group, there was a medic who did not want to take up arms. His name is Desmond Dawes (Andrew Garfield) and he's from Virginia, USA. At the time of the Pacific outbreak, the emaciated Desmond volunteered to become a life-saving medic and enlisted in the army. However, due to his childhood and family reasons, he was always reluctant to take up a gun for training, preferring to be charged with military refusal and be court-martialed. After several twists and turns, Desmond and his comrades finally came to Hacksaw Ridge. Gunshots rained down, and in the blink of an eye, countless people fell to the ground in response. With the support of faith and conviction, Desmond saved dozens of dying lives on his own...
The film is based on real people and real events.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >47 Lawrence of Arabia</h1>
In 1916, the Great Arab Uprising broke out. British Lieutenant Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) was ordered to the Arabian Peninsula and decided to lead the Arabs to capture Aqaba. While crossing the desert, Lawrence returns alone to rescue the missing Gasim (I.S. Johar). The move won the respect of everyone, Ali ibn el Kharish (Omar Sharif) Sharif even let Lawrence change into Sharif's robe, which Lawrence gladly accepted. However, the Arab tribes were not in harmony, and Gasim of the Harith tribe killed the people of the Howeitat tribe, and the two sides were at loggerheads. To quell the dispute, Lawrence personally executed Gasim, and the thrill of the killing disturbed Lawrence. After the successful capture of Aqaba, Lawrence crossed the Sinai Peninsula back to Cairo. General Allenby (Jack Hawkins) is overjoyed and promotes Lawrence to major, placing high hopes on him...
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >48 "Full Metal Shell"</h1>
During the Vietnam War, the U.S. military recruited heavily. A large number of young people were conscripted into the army and received "cruel" training in the new barracks. The "fool" Bill has an underdeveloped motor nerve and often makes mistakes and punishes everyone together. The "Joker" (Matthew Modine) is ordered to help Bill, but Bill keeps making mistakes and involving others. Everyone couldn't bear to beat him up, and Bill became delirious, shooting the instructor on the eve of the new barracks graduation and swallowing a gun to kill himself. The Joker was then assigned to the Army News Group. In the interview, he saw that his companions at that time had become numb and cruel. Once, when the "Joker" was on a mission with the "Cowboy", he was ambushed by Viet Cong snipers, and the "Cowboy" was unfortunately shot and killed. After some searching, the crowd wounded the sniper. The "Joker" discovers that the sniper is actually a young girl. Someone proposed to leave her struggling to die, and the "Joker" pulled the trigger amid the girl's pleas to "kill me".
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >49 Borderlands</h1>
During the Bosnia-Herzegovina War. In the fog, a group of Bosnian soldiers approached the Serbian position, but unfortunately was found by the other side at dawn, and the Bosnian soldier Siki (Branko Djuric) was shot and rolled into the trenches, and all his comrades were killed. The Cypriots send a recruit, Rene Bitorajac, to inspect the battlefield under the leadership of a veteran, who stuffs a bullet mine under the body of the Polish soldier as a trap, and Siki, who has found the weapon, suddenly appears, kills the veteran and takes Nino captive. Soon the "corpse" suddenly woke up, and Siki looked at his comrades on the mine powerless, so he had to ask for help with the two Ninos in the open zone between the Poseidon position. The United Nations peacekeeping force received a request for help and rushed to the scene, the senior leaders of the peacekeeping refused to rescue on the principle of avoiding trouble, and the British female journalist Jenny got the news and used the media to pressure the peacekeeping command. But the intervention of peacekeepers and the media has not reversed another tragic event in the chaotic war. The film won more than 20 awards, including the 2002 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >50 "Fake Captain"</h1>
German World War II films. Based on a true story, the film tells the story of a nineteen-year-old general Defence Soldier, Willie Herold, who became the so-called "Emsland executioner" in the last two weeks of World War II. By virtue of the captain's uniform he found, he impersonated an officer, gathered the other soldiers who had collapsed to form a special task force, plundered all the way to the land of the fallen Nazi Empire, and used the Fuehrer as an example to seize and kill people.