Top 7 WORLD WAR 2 Movies on Netflix Right Now!

[@mac70]

Stalingrad from 1993 is superb. A WW2 movie from the view of the german Wehrmacht soldiers.

[@paulwee1924dus]

Did you know that the German actor (Thomas Kretschmann) plays the German officer in both the 2013 and 1993 lead roles. Strange actually!

[@Sharpie1111100]

Truly one of the best war movies ever made,

[@mac70]

​@@paulwee1924dusAnd he played also in Der Untergang, The Pianist and Valkyrie.

[@paulwee1924dus]

And Sinking The Laconia (Doenitz) King Kong / Waitong for Anya (2017) / Eichmann and Head in the Clouds. @@mac70

[@exarchoskanelis84]

I saw the movie in youtube actually free!

[@vrodmuscle]

I would add to your list: “Unbroken”. The story of Olympic track star & WW II pilot Louis Zamperini’s struggle for survival as a Japanese POW.

[@AnthonyDiBona-ob3js]

Have to disagree. While "Unbroken" is a terrific story, the film was an absolute dog.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

They also once made a sequel to Unbroken, which was a big flop. DVD single.

[@industrialathlete6096]

@@AnthonyDiBona-ob3js I Agree.An Unbelievable yet True story.READ THE BOOK,not a dissapointment!!!!

[@111oooo]

Would be nice to mention the Forgotten Battle was a true battle lead by the Canadian Army. Canadians are still greatly thanked by the Dutch for their liberation

[@SG-bz8mz]

Of course it’s takes the Netherlands to place the Canadian Army front and Center; we are often overlooked but never forgotten and we’re always feared by the Nazis. Thx Netherlands- we love you!! ❤️🇨🇦

[@silversurfer640]

111oooo Deservedly so.

[@steveforster9764]

Canadian her the Canadian army by that stage had mamany British and Polish troops attached to it due to a shortage of manpower we should never forget

[@bruce8321]

At times I think most Americans are not even sure Canadians were in WW! or WW2. Ironic as they were there from day 1 unlike the Americans. Many were dead, wounded or in prison before America finally got the hell into the war thank god.

[@allanchurm]

yep thats true

[@deetles98]

I think one of the absolute best wwii shows was a German miniseries/series about 4 friends before during and after the war called Generation War. I think a couple of the friends didn’t make it thru the war and it shows two of them meeting back up after it was over. Very unique perspectives and very compelling. It shows a movie doesn’t have to come from Hollywood to be great. Highly recommend it.

[@sandersson2813]

Excellent production.

[@Hoogaandewind]

I could not agree more. Generation War (Unsere Vater, unsere Mutter) gives the best view about what war does to young good people.

[@Radim_009]

*5 friends + 3 of them meet at the end. But yeah, it's a pretty good minoserie and I loved watching it

[@Deadfoot-Dan]

Absolutely superb mini series.

[@JH-kd6hs]

'It shows a movie doesn’t have to come from Hollywood to be great' - absolute comedy gold!

[@HarryR1]

One of my favourite WW2 films is Downfall, about Hitler’s final days in the bunker. Superbly acted and all the more realistic for being in the German language. It’s the one that spawned all those Hitler rant parodies you see on KZbin.

[@CorePathway]

I’ve seen so many remixes of the bunker scene tho. I’ll be waiting for Hitler to crack wise. 😂

[@bobsberders9656]

Agreed - a different kind of war movie, but profoundly illuminating of the transition from sociopath to psychopath to angry projecting madman.

[@cloaker........5087]

My favourite is all quiet on the western front.

[@smeghead135]

Das Boot deserves a mention. The trouble with Fury is that German kids take out a tank, but the Wehrmacht elite can’t.

[@aobstudio2427]

I thought everything about Fury was a very good war film, very realistic tank battles, up until the last 10 minutes of the movie where they held off an entire batallion, then it went Hollywood.

[@s4awd2]

Some scenes were ok but Brad Pitt pretty much played Aldo Raine from Inglorious Bastards and was a bit much. The ending with one disabled tank taking out an entire SS battalion was just too silly

[@adamedwards1937]

@@s4awd2 Audie Murphy's stand on the back of an M10 is reckoend to have cost about 50 German lives, but agreed, the endng is pure Hollywood.

[@Harte74]

SS was not Wehrmacht. But yes, it's absurd, that seasoned SS veterans can't take out a single immobilized M4 tank without getting hammered. It's just stupid and far from reality. And Das Boot is by far the BEST war movie ever made.

[@Rogue3269]

Das Boot is not currently being shown on Netflix (in the US), which is probably why it wasn't mentioned in this video. Just a guess. :)

[@shadowlaw809]

Enemy at the Gates is an excellent WW II movie as well

[@HamDerLau]

It was super cool, but far from realistic.

[@jayeell1253]

one of the greats

[@24327355]

@@jayeell1253 utter pish

[@NhardOsnefedni]

I watch it many times it's a very good movie to recommend...

[@deepaksrivastava1515]

Right 👍

[@montyenright]

This needs to make your list, folks.... "All the Light We Cannot See". A tremendous 4 part series starring Hugh Laurie (House) and Mark Ruffalo; the story is about a blind French teenaged girl and a German soldier whose paths collide in occupied France as both try to survive the devastation of WW II. Excellent acting, great story ! Don't miss this one... 5 out of 5 stars for me !! Also on Netflix...

[@peterdolamore5196]

Agree, one of the best series I have seen for a long while

[@philipsmith6152]

Agreed, brilliant

[@davidz8286]

Ugh, mark ruffalo.

[@karinamleeson]

The book is fantastic. A lot of changes were made for the Netflix show but I enjoyed that too. The cinematography was stunning.

[@ilovenyiloveny1140]

@@davidz8286. He didn’t fit the role.

[@azjoe_6310]

I have become addicted to all types of foreign (non USA) movies on Netflix. I have been so amazed with these films and I especially like the filming aspect compared to Hollywood films. Hollywood films give me a headache with all of the unnecessary and excessive fake camera shake and switching camera views 7 times in 10 seconds which I rarely see on Non-USA movies.

[@secretagent86]

Russian ww2 movies with english subtitles are fantastic

[@mutteringmale]

That's because every American movie lately now has Hitler as a gay black man, Henry VIII as a trans confused teenager and Caesar Augustus as a women trapped in the body of a male undocumented asylum seeker.

[@UdaiKs]

I would add to your list "A Bridge Too Far" . This movie was based on real story of WWII code name "Operation Market Garden".

[@DHFDpro]

I just watched the forgotten battle, oh my lord. That was the best war movie I’ve ever watched 10/10

[@vinkomedic2895]

I was looking for this comment, I stumbled upon this movie the other day.. Omg what a masterpiece

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

Did you see "Operation 12 strong" ?

[@wombatwilly1002]

Patton,Midway (1976),Tora,Tora,Tora,Where Eagles Dare,A Bridge Too Far,Von Ryan's Express,and Kelly's Heroes!!

[@shallawnmarshall320]

Thank you!

[@mutteringmale]

I would like to add "The beast" a great movie about a Russian tank crew lost in Afghanistan and alone surrounded by Mujis.

[@WilliamSuni]

Is that a WW2 movie, nah​@@mutteringmale

[@mutteringmale]

@@WilliamSuni It is set in Crimea, right after the Charge of the LIght brigade when Maori tribes rose up against their Swedish oppressors and made their allies, the Japanese all flee in terror back to Atika.

[@WilliamSuni]

@@mutteringmaleis it the film about a lone survivor crew of the tank who was then lift up in the air by his rescuing comrade at the end of the movie?If no it's mean I'm talking another movie.

[@jakejhons5138]

The best WWII movie ever is Come And See. Made in Belarus . If you don’t mind reading subtitles it is an awesome movie. It is on KZbin as well.

[@sandersson2813]

I'd much rather read subtitles than have a dubbed film

[@davidlafranchise4782]

It's pretty gruesome, and it is like a tenth of what actually happened.

[@dennisginel1335]

Defiance with Daniel Craig ! The forests of Belarus

[@sandersson2813]

@@dennisginel1335 That's a pretty average film. Tolv Mannen is a better film (The Twelth Man)

[@Devastating-queen-destroyrKing]

​@@sandersson2813I can shout loud for 12th man it's one of the best

[@dougleandmaize16]

Where Eagles Dare,would be my all time favorite movie. It has an all star cast.

[@hiltsaber]

If you guys have not seen The Resistance Banker give it a watch. It will keep you on the edge of your seat. The Bombardment was pretty gritty and eye opening, another great WWII film that your shouldn't skip. The Forgotten Battle was probably one of those movies that is worth watching more than once. There is so much going on due to the multiple plot lines, you will be glued to your seat. Great selection of lesser known WWII films. You cant go wrong with any of them really. If you are like me try to watch them in historical order for greater immersion.

[@TheApilas]

Can very highly recommend the Finnish WWII movie "The Unknown Soldier" (2017)

[@krazyflipy5801]

Yup. One of the best in the genre, for sure.

[@mikegregory2492]

And Prime in the UK has Cross of Iron. Great WW2 movie.

[@assiabns1433]

"All quiet on the western front" should also be on the list, its a masterpiece

[@paulwee1924dus]

Which of the 3 versions?! The 1930 / 1979 or the 2022 version?!🤔

[@romanfields7900]

Yes, which one? All of them?

[@assiabns1433]

@@paulwee1924dus I only saw the 2022 version

[@paulwee1924dus]

Yes great, but original story concludes corporal Himmelstoss. @@assiabns1433

[@PBODK]

All Quiet on the Western Front is set in the Great War, not World War II

[@fides249]

“The Longest Day”, “Bridge of the River Kwai”, “The Great Escape”, and “Tora, Tora, Tora”, respectively, are the four best World War II movies ever made.

[@stephencarter1851]

Saving Private Ryan?

[@clintlewis1715]

Can't have Tora, Tora, Tora without including Midway. The Longest Day is one of my favorites. Honestly though, the two best WWII movies are the Clint Eastwood directed "Flags of our Fathers" and "Letters from Iwo Jima"

[@berteisenbraun7415]

Patton was also good

[@TakingDog4AWalk]

Land of Mine. Stunning film that tells the story of young German POWs at the end of the war who are forced to dig up the mine laden coast of Denmark. Awesome.

[@CineGoldPresents]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@silversurfer640]

Taking Dog4AWalk That was a really good film. I felt so sorry for the young German lads clearing the mines . They were dying and didn't deserve to. The Nazis were evil and even destroyed their own people one way or another.

[@patcon314]

Land of Mine is not available on Netflix, but I did find it through my Amazon Prime Video account. Definitely on my must-watch list. Now I just need to find a way to get more time to watch all of the movies I want/need to watch.

[@craigevans6156]

A true gem of a film

[@greatera-e2f]

T 34 not in the list ???!

[@KingSadim]

Sole oldies are really good, 'Where Eagles Dare' with Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood, the twists at the end and the action stands up well. But my fav WW2 movie and perhaps my fav movie is Downfall, the story of the last few days of Hitler in the bunker, amazing performances

[@michlo3393]

That's a powerful film and always worth a watch. Das Boot is another German WWII masterpiece I love putting on.

[@shadowbanned5164]

I enjoyed all the movies that made your list but Narvik stood out for me...each to their own.

[@sandersson2813]

Max Manus, The Twelth Man, Dunkirk, Allied, Land of Mine etc all very good .

[@jill7111]

My problem with Dunkirk was that no background information was given about why the British Expeditionary Force needed to be evacuated. If you didn’t know the history, it would have been very confusing.

[@vicnighthorse]

My favorite WWII movie is the adaption of Kurt Vonnegut's "Mother Night". No combat in the movie but lots of psychological suffering and soul searching. Howard W. Campbell III (played by Nick Nolte) takes on a non-combat mission that is not necessarily a suicide mission but is very arguably more frightening and is dangerous.

[@samimarttinen3056]

Missing Unknown Soldier (2017 version), all time top 3 war movie for me.

[@johnasbury9915]

The Bombardment was one of the most gripping movies I have ever seen. Wow… watching The Forgotten Battle right now!

[@destinypirate]

Band of Brothers is incomparable. The Thin Red Line is remarkable. I enjoy the European films, even with subtitles for German, Norweigan, or Dutch. However I can't for films from Belgium. It's just too much reading subtitles in Belch

[@Gitarzan66]

I found out recently that The Thin Red Line is a remake. The original in black and white is much better.

[@destinypirate]

@@Gitarzan66 Thank you for the tip! I will definitely check out the original.

[@tonbomohm1]

Anthropoid, The Pianist, Valkyrie are very underrated WW2 films.

[@alexbowman7582]

Montgomery made a big deal of seizing Antwerp when he should have bypassed the city and taken the Scheldt islands before the Germans could properly defend them.

[@paulhindenberg6364]

Among other mistakes he made. The Ruhr for example.

[@lauriank3828]

I'm so glad you're including foreign films on the list. There are so many brilliant ones that are overlooked.

[@CineGoldPresents]

Its cool to see they're bringing a lot of interesting, lesser known stories to film.

[@davidthefirst6195]

The vack story to the Bombardment is the Dutch Resistance asked the RAF to bomb the Gestapo Headquarters, which unfortunately was located in the Shell building beside the school To their ongoing credit the Danes never blamed the RAF for what happened

[@azjoe_6310]

Amen!!!! I enjoy them more that Hollywood once I gave them a look!

[@davidthefirst6195]

The Norwegian Film The Kings Choice and the Dutch film Riphagan are also a good watch

[@CineGoldPresents]

Riphagen was very close to making this list. Probably #8. The Kings Choice is great as well.

[@ianmacdonald5449]

The Heroes of Telemark I would add

[@brentk4418]

I think I'm part of the minority but I thought "Fury" was barely an average movie. "Anthropoid" is an excellent film and sticks to the honest details of what happened during the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich.

[@user-mg3xr9tz7m]

I agree. Dumb germans obessed at attacking a tank on a suicidal way. Another john wayne clone

[@wolfenstein6676]

Personally, I view 'Fury' as being a World War 2 fantasy film, it's not historically accurate in any way. The best historical account of World War 2 is the ten-part documentary, 'Europa: The Last Battle'.

[@pawelpap9]

@@wolfenstein6676Forget about history, the military aspect of the story is sheer fantasy. I was embarrassed watching it.

[@fasttruckman]

Fury was a terrible movie.

[@Unrealistic-o9c]

Fury could have been much better without Brad Pitt. It was just a platform for his Narcissistic self.

[@reggierico]

I would say that the Bombardment is one of the best WW2 movies that I have ever seen. Gut wrenching and very realistic, and true, the movie explores in depth the emotional extremes that civilians experienced during this period. Five Star!!

[@pauldoree3967]

I would absolutely agree

[@reggierico]

I disagree, especially since the factual incidents did happen, like the staffing of the cab with the wedding party girls, etc..@GrandHunter595

[@chadhaire1711]

most underrated movie called "Slaughter House five" made back in the 1970's. Has both WAR and Comedy.....yes both.......

[@rustyschimelpfening3899]

Bombardment is #2 behind saving Private Ryan on my list, outstanding

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

The Bombardment with Dutch singer Jantje Smit is a bad watch.

[@friarfoxz]

How do you not include Memphis Belle, The Enemy Below, Heaven Knows Mr. Allison, PT 109, The Great Escape and hundreds more? To say Saving Private Ryan was the best is a tad presumptuous. The Longest Day, a Bridge Too Far, Bridge Over the River Kwai , etc etc etc...

[@download77]

“Attack” with Jack Palance, Lee Marvin and Eddy Albert.

[@exoticvibes8419]

All quiet on the western frond is perhaps the most realistic war film !Strange it wasn't mentioned .

[@albertocolomberti2163]

Narvik was excellent. You list some great war films on Netflix currently. Some of my favorite war films (not necessarily on Netflix) include: WWII- Guns of Navarone and Twelve O'clock High (Gregory Peck is truly outstanding in both) Sink the Bismark (still my favorite maritime war film) Kelly's Heroes (war time comic relief with the likes of Clint Eastwood, Don Rickles, Donald Sutherland and Telly Savalas) Patton (Oscar winning classic) Sands of Iwo Jima Greyhound (another epic maritime picture) Das Boot The Enemy Below (R. Mitchum and C. Jurgens masterpiece) Korean War: Pork Chop Hill (G. Peck once again) Vietnam: Apocalypse Now Deer Hunter

[@PetterVessel]

Excellent list. You have to se "Come and See".

[@stevetheduck1425]

'Bombardment' is a film of a real incident, one that had real impact on how air attacks are carried out. For the fictional version of this kind of thing, try '633 Squadron' or 'Mosquito Squadron'. The Royal Air Force began to move toward precision strikes on targets that had strategic value. For example, attacking the heavy water production that the Nazis hoped would give them an atomic bomb. This was expanded to small, fast aircraft attacking headquarters buildings, Gestapo torture and record centres, prisons where many resistance members were being held, to both free those who could escape, and to kill the ones who knew too much. An ugly business. The attack on the Gestapo building in Copenhagen had several reasons: resistance and non-resistance people were being tortured there, the Gestapo kept their records of resisters there, it was a centre of Nazi control in Denmark, and an attack on it would be a precise attack, rather than bombing Copenhagen flat, and the Gestapo men were in the building at the chosen time of day. During the attack, one aircraft was hit and crashed short of the target building, causing a fire and smoke to rise blocking the view (and attracting attention to the wrong location) of several following aircraft. This resulted in aircraft bombing the fire, which destroyed much of a large school, and killed many children, their teachers and the nuns who ran the place. Some survived in the underground cellar shelters, but many died. When this old man was in the RAF, and we deployed to Tirstrup airfield in Denmark, we held a parade and donated to the relief of survivors, and laid a wreath at the memorial, which we did every time we were in Denmark. We all knew the story, and a great deal of effort has gone into avoiding such incidents since.

[@ErikJensen-r7h]

The unkwon soldier is the best realistic warmovie

[@freddiefreihofer7716]

Black Book (2006). Superb acting, scenes, and cinematography.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

I liked Carice van Houtens wig beneath the waist. 😉

[@freddiefreihofer7716]

@@TellySavalas-or5hf You're a sassy boy!!

[@rolfagten857]

When she dyes her hair blonde. That was a nice scene.🏅🐶@@TellySavalas-or5hf

[@Rusty_Gold85]

Battle of Midway was a good Popcorn adventure . There wasn't too much stretching of the Truth and good Camera / CGI work

[@gingerjenko1416]

"Where Eagles Dare" should easily be in the top 3.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Yes! Look, you're an expert!🐩

[@rolfagten857]

Richard Burton was hitting the Scotch bottle in that one.

[@williamlansbury6727]

Thank you, great video. I'll definitely watch a few of these films although I don't have Netflix. I would say that in my opinion one of the best war films is The Cruel Sea.

[@billconklin9222]

It is probably not on Netflix, but how can any list of excellent World War Ii movies not include “12 o’clock high?” It features excellent acting and an accurate outline of the tragedy of so many losses by the eighth Air Force during 1942 and 1943. Not only that, but it’s probably the only war movie that features some really excellent music.

[@billconklin9222]

And “They Were Expendable” is another excellent war movie that no one mentioned.

[@tommyprince9931]

Sam Peckinpah's "Cross of Iron"

[@rolfagten857]

My personal top 5 World War Two films: -1: A midnight clear (1992) / Battle of the Ardennes seen as a psychological battle of the soldiers in a Belgian Chateau. -2: The Young Lions (1958) / Marlon Brando and Dean Martin (🪖) play a German and an American officer who fight towards each other. -3: Breakthrough / (1979) Richard Burton returns as German Sergeant Steiner and will fight his last battle in 1944 Normandy. -4: Escape to Athena (1979) / War adventure on a Greek sun-drenched island With an all star cast including Telly Savalas and Roger Moore. -5: Codename Emerald (1985) / War espionage story set just before D-Day. The Gestapo has captured an American who has information about the overrun operation. (This is my personal top 5 ladies & gentlemen).🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🏴‍☠🔴⚪🔵

[@THEOUTCASTSCREATIVE]

My mate directed a Midnight Clear - had to believe it was filmed in Colorado

[@paulwee1924dus]

Codename Emerald is a movie with Helmut Berger vs Ed Harris , liked it much!

[@paulwee1924dus]

It is actually the atmosphere of this anti-war film that makes this film a gem.@@THEOUTCASTSCREATIVE

[@THEOUTCASTSCREATIVE]

its an amazing film, based on a book@@paulwee1924dus

[@philipbell9019]

One of my favourites is Cross of Iron an oldie but goldie superb cast at the top of their game, showing warfare in the Eastern front at its brutal reality from the German point of view....

[@KPULAK]

Das Boot from early 1990s (German) is an epic WWII movie about submarine warfare. Come and See from 1985 (Soviet) deals with psycology of civilians what the great war had made them into..

[@johnr8252]

Heartily agree with your choice of "The Forgotten Battle". Anyone who hasn't seen it should do so right away. And as user 111oooo mentions below, it was mostly Canadian troops assaulting the Germans. This battle allowed the vital port of Rotterdam to be taken.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Iam missing a lot of titles: "Play Dirty" (1968) "SAS rogue Heroes" ( 2022 BBC warseries) "Der Hauptmann" (2017 ) "Stalingrad" (2013) "How i won the war" (1967) . Check those out buddy's.

[@rolfagten857]

Good List Telly!

[@paulwee1924dus]

"How i won the war" Mr. Imagine / Mr. John Lennon played Musketeer soldier Gripweed very nice yes.😂🙂🙂

[@joeeagles7528]

I have seen the two Dutch moves featured here and they are excellent. A remark regarding the Resistance Banker, try to see the version with the subtitles, not the dubbed one. I don't know which one Netflix features but movies in original langues with subtitles are always better in my opinion. I am looking forward to see the Norwegian and Danish movies. WWII movies have improved so much over the years.

[@memirandawong]

Unfortunately not on Netflix, the movie "Come and See" is a very DARK thriller loosely based on history. This cinematography and realism are extraordinary. This is WW2 in occupied Russia.

[@papajohnloki]

that is a GREAT movie

[@lauranceemory4448]

"Come and See" is now on youtube, courtesy of "Mosfilm". I think the Russians are using "soft diplomacy" by releasing some good films. Another gem they posted is "Dersu Uzala" a fantastic Kurosawa film shot in Siberia during the cold war

[@Chex9852]

In my Opinion the Imitation Game is the best WW2 movie on Netflix

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Stalingrad is even better.

[@Jefferson196]

T-34 Directors Cut on Amazon Prime was good, my wife watched it all the way through 2x lol

[@papajohnloki]

I saw the original release and thought it absurd- less realistic than the captain america ww2 movie

[@Quadgaming-l7t]

I can watch saving private Ryan in the UK with no VPN

[@jimwallstrum371]

Come and See. It is very hard to watch, but well worth it.

[@victorvandenbelt2179]

I’ve seen most of these, but not the nummer one. So I will now. But to all of you that are not from the Netherlands, try Riphagen. A dutch film, chilling and brutally honest. And offcourse the banker. Dutch WWII films are worth the watch (remember Soldier of Orange and Black Book). Go and see them all.

[@pauldoree3967]

Black Book is superb, hardly ever gets a mention.

[@alanwatts5445]

Hate to start an argument, but you mentioned "Saving Private Ryan" as the best WWII movie. I couldn't let that rest. I think "The Longest Day" is better. Germans playing Germans, Americans playing Americans, Brits playing Brits, French play French. All speaking their own languages. And many scenes filmed on the same locations where they really happened. If you watch "The Longest Day" first, you will see where Spielberg got lot of inspiration for his movie.

[@snarcoon6498]

Dunkirk is also worth to watch I think

[@sajithreghu1]

Bro thanks for your information because the last time I watched a ww2 movie is in 2022 .

[@joshtgonyt16]

Thank you for telling us the moives I will watch

[@mr.anonymous5300]

Thank you for recommending 'The Bombardment'. What a beautiful movie !!

[@laurencek.1580]

Aside from Saving Private Ryan the Resistance Banker and Forgotten Battle seemed to be the some of the most realistic war movies.

[@taiburkabirtabir9310]

Seen it all, came here to find more movies to watch but oh well. For others looking for other movies than these 1. Greyhound 2. Schindler's list TV series 1. Masters of the air. 2. Seal team 3. The man in the high castle

[@cornelwilson1369]

Operation Mincemeat was actually pretty good. Not action packed but got to see the strategic side to war

[@edwinhernandez6627]

Counterpoint a 1968 movie taking place in Dec. 16 1944 during the beginning of the German offensive Battle of the buldge. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@salvavida24]

Three older WWII films at the top of my list: The Victors, Twelve O'Clock High; The War Lover; all classics of high quality.

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

SISU is a good war movie.

[@orionsentry]

Cross of Iron - directed by Sam Peckinpah, Dark Blue World, When Trumpets Fade , The Big Red One, Shining Through, Anthropoid, A Midnight Clear 😊

[@shochikubai8084]

Saw all except for resistance banker. All good viewing.

[@fifo1980]

A Bridge Too Far is superb.

[@GH0STvalNOR]

A crazy thing about the war movie Narvik was that it was set to play in cinemas in Norway 25th of December 2021, but theen it got delayed due to covid, but then when it was supposed to play in the spring of 2022 it got delayed AGAIN due to the invasion of Ukraine, and then it was finally released in cinemas 25th of December 2022, a whole YEAR after its intended release date.

[@jaredkerkhof9347]

Good to see 2 Dutch movies. I think the Dutch Cinema is so underrated. Also good dutch war movies are Black Book and Solder of Orange.

[@TrueSonOfOdin]

The Forgotten Battle - the clearing of the Scheldt, so that Allied merchant ships could dock in the huge port of Antwerp - is mentioned in the Academy Award winning documentary film The True Glory, and KZbin has the excellent National Archives restored copy of that to view. Besides the Canadians, there were Norwegian troops involved, which is even more overlooked.

[@bumpkin22]

My fathers group was assigned to relieve Canadians who suffered heavy losses of Battle of Scheldt estuary. He helped remove mines, called it a hell hole.

[@Ralphie_Boy]

I rarely watch a foreign-made movie, thank god for the close caption, my thoughts on Blood and Gold, which you can watch other than NetFlix is a mix of a Dolph Lundgren look alike and the Good, Bad, and Ugly theme music, there's so much action you almost forget that your reading. Thanks for the heads up!

[@sherlockdad]

These look great! However, due to my failing vision, I can't see the subtitles so these are useless.

[@michlo3393]

4:00 Now THAT is how you plug a sponsor. I'm sitting there nodding "Oh, okay, cool" then suddenly, "Hey wait a minute!" and You're already on #3 lol

[@ramsfan709]

Good picks. If it was good war movies in general but not just Netflix I would have added a few

[@suzsam17]

saving private ryan best ww2 movie , give me a break .

[@mac2920]

Saw all of these. Just great and need more.

[@lukebrusich2167]

Saints and soldiers, Squadron 633,PT109, Decision Before Dawn, Von Ryan’s Express, 49th parallel

[@Bodkin_Ye_Pointy]

They were all pretty good recommendations, having seen a few of them.

[@patcon314]

The Bombardment tore me up. It was great.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

And what about "633 squadron" (1963) ?!

[@nursechristianvlogs]

Thanks for the List Sir

[@zigarten]

I liked SAS Rogue Heroes. This list is great thanks!

[@astikkf8057]

Max Manus , is a good one on Netflix . from 2008

[@brutus4013]

Castle Keep 1969 ,The Train 1964, The Memphis Bell 1990 and The Eagle has landed 1976 are excellent WW II war movies.

[@LTTUSA]

The Bombardment was an incredible film !

[@shelonnikgrumantov5061]

One of the best war films I have seen is a little known Soviet “In war as in war”. The french translation catches it better though: A la guerre comme a la guerre. A compelling story of a crew of a Russian howitzer with beautifully portrayed characters.

[@TomA-ln1em]

The problem I have with most WW2 movies is they portray German troops as poorly trained and not smart on the battle field

[@emilio1969]

The King's Choice and Gold Run two movies you should also consider to watch.

[@anthonyvelasco7881]

This is a great list of some very good movies on WW II. I, being a combat veteran, personally like "The Bridge over the River Kwai" and " A Bridge to Far" they both have the drama the conditions the soldiers lived in, the leadership, and In the Bridge over the Kwai, the marching song that will forever be linked to the movie.

[@malcolmcuthbertson3359]

" We regretfully cannot accept your surrender at this time " best line ever

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

A bridge too far is the greatest ww2 movie.

[@wiseup287]

Kelly’s Heroes. ‘Nuff said.

[@wulfgardtt6483]

Narvik and The Forgotten Battle are both fantastic films and really worth a watch.

[@Tailwag514]

If you could mention when the movie is captioned only. Like Griselda I kept hoping it would change and from what I watched it never did. Love reading books, hate reading movies.

[@paulwee1924dus]

🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿"The Bridge at Remagen" from 1969 was good, but my favorite was the film "Counterpoint" from 1968. Schell and Diffring and Charlton Heston in a castle during the Battle of the Ardennes. Chillingly exciting.🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

[@harikrishnagiri-ys5yn]

I like ❤that most film's The bridge, The last bridge, The last ten days, desert fox ,Battle of neretva and Das boot &enamy at the gates&Downfall 🎉