Warbird Information Exchange

So..what war movies do everyone got in their collection?

For me:

Airforce
Bataan
Back to Bataan
A Walk in the sun
Go For Broke
12 o'Clock High
Destination Tokyo
A Wing and a Prayer
God is my Copilot
30 Seconds over Tokyo
Tora, Tora, Tora
Midway
The Longest Day
Flying Tigers
633 Squadron
Battle of the Buldge(sp?)
Dive Bomber
P-39 checkout.

I thinks thats all.

Future wants is "Sahara", and "Kelly's Heroes" on DVD.

Cheers,
Nathan

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Im just going to list the ww2 ones I have or I would be here all night.

Saving Private Ryan
From Here to Eternity
Run Silent Run Deep
The Enemy Below
U-571
To Hell and Back (i still cant believe hell is on the watch list, u know what i mean)
Battlefield!
The Battle of the Bulge (yuck)
BAND OF BROTHERS!!!!
633 squadron
Memphis Belle
A Bridge Too Far
The Longest Day
In Harms Way
Sands of Iwo Jima
Flags of Our Fathers
Letters from Iwo Jima
Catch 22
Patton
Last Days of Patton
Tora Tora Tora
Midway
Battle of Britain

*and various documentaries i.e. War at Sea*

I have a ton more on VHS but I haven't had a vcr hooked up in over a year.

I don't actually save movies, but God Is My Co- Pilot, Reach For The Sky, and Flying Tigers are favorites as the pilots depicted, Bob Scott, and Doug Bader, were friends.
Herb Fisher, another friend, did much of the flying in "Flying Tigers".

Good men one and all.

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International Fighter Pilots Fellowship

Saving Private Ryan
Das Boat
Alls Quiet on the Western Front
Von Richtofen and Brown
Hells Angels
Wings
The General
Black Hawk Down
Courage Under Fire
Dr. Strangelove
Gettysburg
U-571
BAND OF BROTHERS
633 Squadron
Memphis Belle
A Bridge Too Far
The Longest Day
Sands of Iwo Jima
Flags of Our Fathers
Letters from Iwo Jima
Catch 22
Patton
Last Days of Patton
Tora, Tora, Tora
Midway
Battle of Britain
12 O'Clock High
Bridges at Toko-Ri
Men of the Fighting Lady
Ladies Courageous
West Point of the Air
I Wanted Wings
Capt. of the Clouds
Kelly's heroes
Dirty Dozen
Where Eagles Dare
Stalag 17
The Great Escape
The Great Raid
A Piece of Cake
Dark Blue World
Von Ryan's Express
Foyle's War
Air Force
They Were Expendable
Flying Leathernecks
The Flying Tigers
Apocalypse Now
Platoon
M.A.S.H
We Were Soldiers Once
Blue Max
Battle Circus
The War Lover
The Big Red One
Zero
1941
Empire of the Sun
Enemy at the Gates
Hanover Street
Thunderbolt
Memphis Belle (WWII Doc)
Fighter Squadron
Command Decision
Victory at Sea
When Trumpets Fade
On a Mid Night Clear
Joyeux Noel
This Man's Navy
The Great Dictator
Lawrence of Arabia
The Bridge On the River Kwai
the bridge at Remagen
The Train
A Walk in the sun
Destination Tokyo
A Wing and a Prayer
God is My Co-pilot
30 Seconds Over Tokyo
Bombadier

I got a lot more, but I'd have to pull out the VHS tapes and look'em over.
Jerry

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all on DVD

1941
633 Squadron
A Bridge Too Far
Apocalypse Now: Redux
Band of Brothers
Behind Enemy Lines
Blackhawk Down
Casualties of War
Catch 22
Courage Under Fire
Das Boot
Downfall
Dr. Strangelove
Empire of the Sun
Enemy at the Gates
Flags of Our Fathers
Full Metal Jacket
Hamburger Hill
Hanover Street
Jarhead
Kelly's Heroes
Letters From Iwo Jima
M*A*S*H
Master And Commander
Memphis Belle
No Man's Land
Patton
Pearl Harbor
Platoon
Saving Pvt. Ryan
Shindler's List
Tears of the Sun
The Big Red One
The Blue Max
The Bridge on the River Kwai
The Great Escape
The Longest Day
The Thin Red Line
The War Lover
Top Gun
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Twelve O'Clock High
U-571
We Where Soldiers

No war was specified!

DVD's:
Windtalkers
Hart's War
The Tuskegee Airmen
The Green Berets
Black Hawk Down
Pearl Harbor
Memphis Belle
1941

VHS's:
Flat Top
Sands of Iwo Jima
Midway
PT 109
Hamburger Hill
Top Gun
U-571
Tora Tora Tora

Documentaries:
B-24 Last of a Legend (VHS)
B-17 Flying Legend
B-17 Roaring Glory (VHS)
Flying the B-17 (VHS)
Pearl Harbor - Legacy of Attack (VHS)
Beyond the Movie Pearl Harbor
F6F Roaring Glory
TBM Roaring Glory
Seventeen & Twenty-Four Barnstorming Bombers (VHS)
2003 Dayton Air Show
Thunder Over Michigan 2005
Indianapolis Air Show 2004


There's probably more but I'll have to look.

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I'm a DVD nut, but my collection has some big holes. Here's a brief rundown of what I've got:
633 Squadron
A Bridge Too Far
Dark Blue World
Mister Roberts
Saving Private Ryan
Memphis Belle (1990s)
The Final Countdown
The Blue Max
The Great Escape
The Green Berets
Top Gun
The one that got away
Tora Tora Tora
The Longest Day
The Flying Leathernecks
Catch 22
MASH
In Harms Way
We Were Soldiers
Gettysburg
12 O'clock High
The Flying Tigers
The Enemy Below
The Cruel Sea
Always (war movie remake with WARbirds)

Rich

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You know, I forgot I had Dark Blue World and Joyeux Noelle

Would Heavy Metal count since it has the B-17 sequence?

I plan on replacing and adding quite a few more when I get my Bluray player!

A Guy Named Joe-Spencer Tracy and P-38's
Chained Lightning- Bogart as test pilot.
Thunder Birds- WW2 Pilot training Movie made in 1942
West Point of the Air
Riders of the Storm- Anti War movie with B-29
Wings of the Navy
Wings and the Woman
Flight Commander
Battle Hymn
This Man's Navy-About lighter than Air Ships
Angels One Five-RAF WW2

Always
The Arrow (Sorta Related, Cold WAR)
B-29 Frozen In Time (Kee Bird NOVA Documentary)
Behind Enemy Lines
Black Hawk Down
Combat America (Clark Gable Documentary)
Danger UXB!
Das Boot
The Dirty Dozen
Dr. Strangelove
Flight Of The Intruder
Full Metal Jacket
The Great Escape
Hell Is For Heroes
Kelly's Heroes
Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World (You didn't say what century war movies )
Memphis Belle (a really crappy recut of the original documentary)
Report Form The Aleutians
The Fighting Lady
The Sand Pebbles
Three Kings
Thunderbolt
Tigerland

I don't know exactly what I have. At last count I had around 200 or so videos and/or DVD's. I believe I have most of everything that Hollywood has released on video. There is still a lot that I am looking for, though. The holes in my collection are movies and/or series that have not been released yet. Some of the things in my collection exist only as videotapes from a single or obscure showing on television from the early 80's until present. There is a lot of stuff out there that has never and will probably never be released because they would only hold interest to an extremely limited niche group.

Going with Jesse C.'s premise, "No war is specified" Here is some of my collection,

The War against Germanica
Gladiator

Civil War
Good Bad and Ugly

Indian War
Little Big Man

Mexican War
The Wild Bunch

WWII
To Late The Hero
A Bridge Too Far
Battle of Britain
Kelly's Hero's
The Great Escape
The Thin Red Line
Band Of Brothers (A gift, Indoesian knockoff, "Press Paly")
Catch 22
National Geographic
(The Battle For Midway)
(Pearl Harbor)
(Untold Stories of WWII)
Warbirds Of WW2 Part 1

Korean War
The Bridges At Toko-Ri

Cold War
Dr Strangelove

Vietnam War
The Green Berets
Apocalypse Now - The Complete Dossier (Original+Redeux)

Iraq War Uno
Three Kings (This looks a lot like a modern Kellys Hero's, except for the helping folks part)

The War Against Scanners
Scanners

The War Against Ape's
Planet Of The Ape's (Original)

The War Against Lo-Pan
Big Trouble in Little China

The War against The Thing
The Thing (The new one)

The War Against Runners
Logan's Run

The War against Little Bill and Prostitute Cutters
Unforgiven

The War against Bugs
Starship Troopers 1 and 2

The War Against The Family-Undead-Zombies (In order of Awesomeness)
Omega Man (Chuck's finest movie)
Dawn Of The Dead (The new one, with Ving, Ving's finest movie)
28 Days Later (it's OK,It's in England so there is a serious lack of gunplay, but, I ain't adverse to some wholesome machete action, Shotguns work better though)

The War against SkinJobs
Bladerunner (Directors cut, This was a mistake, get the original)

The War against the Goual'd
Stargate
Stargate the series years 1 through 10


The War Against The Man
The Big Lebowski
American Beauty
Office Space
Soylent Green
Escape From New York
The Fifth Element
12 Monkeys
Slap Shot
O Brother Where Art Thou

The War against Smokey
Smokey and the Bandit Pursuit Pack (I-II-II)
Cannonball Run


The War against all that sucks
Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble-Live at the El-Mocambo

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Dang O.P.! You have wars all over the place!!

I have a few more in that case.

300
Gladiator
Ben Hur
The Last of The Mohicans
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Stripes
Caddyshack! Carl Vs. The Gopher
Grave of the Fireflies

With over 358 DVD's and counting, I might have missed a few more!

Dude,Dewd,Duuude,

I was looking for a way to include the greats,
Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and
Caddyshack, I slacked off, not good.

Two of the greatest "War Quotes" of all time occurred in these two movies,

"And then, You must spank us all"

and

"It's kinda harsh..."

Thanks for keeping me, and all of us closer to our warbird/war movie, roots.

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Deep Thoughts,
Jack Handy

Surprised no one mentioned Come and See, a stunning Russian movie made around 1988. The partisan war in Belarus is the theme and it's very strong stuff. Google it for more info. About the only aviation bit is a Fw 189 overflight several times. I presume it was a model?