Exclusive Cool Video: Top 10 World War II Movies

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

War, what is it good for? I can tell you that while I in no way advocate war in real life, I absolutely do on the big screen. Epic battle sequences, stirring drama, breathtaking cinematography; all are hallmarks of the classic war motion picture. The films both entertain but the genre also represents the old adage of learning from the past so as to not repeat in the future.

Of all wars, World War II seems to be the most common era to be envisioned on the big screen. This is likely due to cinema being as popular as ever during the 1940s during the battles, many of which included Hollywood celebrities at the time. The sheer evil of the Nazi regime also represents the perfect big screen villain that everyone wants to see toppled.

Here, we rank the ten best movies that take place during World War II. From small films to large, these movies each have something special that sets them apart from the countless other movies in the same genre. See if you agree with our choices.

Check out the list in the video below.

Source: JoBlo.com

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