Best war Movies | Best war Movies watch before you die

Best war Movies | Best war Movies watch before you die

Best war Movies

10.Saving Private Ryan (1998)

Plot

A veteran visited the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial with his family. On the tombstone, he fell to his knee in excitement. On the morning of June 6, 1944, as part of the Normandy invasion, American soldiers landed on Omaha Beach. They suffered heavy losses as they attacked a strong German defensive position. Captain Miller of the Second Ranger Battalion led a breakout from the beach. Elsewhere on the beach, a dead soldier was lying face down in the bloody waves. His backpack is Ryan, S in steel.

In Washington, D.C., Washington, General George Marshall learned that three of the four sons of the Ryan family were killed, and the fourth son, James, was with the 101st Airborne Division of Normandy. After reading out Abraham Lincoln's Bixby letter aloud, Marshall ordered Ryan to take him home.

Three days after Day D ended, Miller was ordered to find Ryan and bring him back. He picked seven people from his company-T / Sgt. Horvath, Private First Class Reiben and Caparzo, Private Class Mellish and Jackson, T / 4 Medic Wade Plus T / 5 Upham, Headquarters Translator. They moved to Neuville, where they met the 101st Commando fighting the enemy. Capazzo was killed by German snipers and then by Jackson. They found a personal James Ryan, only to learn that he was not the right James Ryan. From past soldiers, Miller learned that Ryan was defending an important bridge in Lamel.

Miller, near Ramelle, decided to eliminate the German machine gun's place at the abandoned radar station, despite his soldiers' doubts. Wade was killed in a skirmish. At Upham's urging, Miller refused to execute a surviving German soldier and released him. Reuben lost faith in Miller's leadership and announced his intention to leave the desert, sparking a confrontation with Hawart. Miller revealed his civilian career as a high school English teacher to ease the stalemate. Reuben decided to stay.

In Ramelle, they found a small group of paratroopers preparing to defend key bridges against an impending German attack. Miller told Ryan his brother was dead and was ordered to take him home. Ryan was upset about his brothers but was unwilling to resign. Miller combined his troops with paratroopers to defend the bridge. He made a plan to ambush the enemy with two .30 caliber guns, a Molotov cocktail, anti-tank mines, and a simple satchel made of socks.

When the troops of the SS Second Armoured Division arrived, they were equipped with two German tanks and two Mat tank destroyers, all protected by German infantry. Although they caused heavy casualties to the Germans, most paratroopers, as well as Jackson, Melish, and Hovas, were killed; Upham was unable to move because of fear. Miller tried to blow up the bridge, but was shot by German prisoners released from the radar station, who had rejoined the fighting force. Miller crawled to retrieve the bridge detonator and used his pistol to fire ineffectively but provocatively on the upcoming tank. When the tank reached the bridge, an American P-51 Mustang flew overhead and destroyed the tank. Since then, US armored forces have come to destroy the remaining Germans. With the Germans in full retreat, Upham hid and shot German prisoners, witnessed him kill Miller, but allowed his compatriots to flee.

When Ryburn was with Ryan and dying Miller, he said his last words: "James ... make money. Make money". When Ryan stood on Miller's body, his face grew for many years, and he became a veteran standing next to Miller's tomb. Ryan asked if his wife was worth the sacrifice, and she replied that he was. Ryan pays tribute to Miller's grave.

Box office

"Saving Soldier Ryan" was released on July 24, 1998 at 2,463 cinemas. It premiered at $ 30.5 million at the box office on weekends and remained at the top of the box office for four consecutive weeks, until Blade was fifth in release. Zhou won the championship.  The film has a total box office of US $ 216.5 million in the United States and Canada, US $ 265.3 million in other box offices, and US $ 481.8 million in global box office. This was the highest box office movie in the United States in 1998 and the second highest box office movie in the world in 1998, second only to The Doomsday. Box office Mojo estimates that the movie sold 45.74 million tickets in the United States and Canada.

2.Black hawk down (2001)

Plot

Following the dismissal of the central government in the Somali civil war in 1993, the United Nations Security Council authorized military operations for peacekeeping missions. Following the withdrawal of most peacekeepers, Mogadishu militias loyal to Mohamed Farrah Aidid declared war on the remaining United Nations personnel. In response, the U.S. military deployed three special operations forces to Mogadishu-75th Ranger, Delta Counter-Terrorism Forces and 160th SOAR-Stalker Pilot-to occupy Aided, who claims to be President.

In order to consolidate his power and conquer the peoples of the South, Aidid and his militia seized the Red Cross's food transport. UN forces have no right to intervene directly. Outside Mogadishu, Rangers and Delta Forces occupied Ottoman Ali Ato, the faction leader who sold arms to Irdeto's militia. Then, the United States planned to carry out a mission to arrest two senior advisers to Aidid, Omar Sara Hermi and Abdi Hassan Avalai Kubidid.

U.S. forces include experienced personnel and recruits, including 18-year-old private first-class Todd Blackburn and full-time secretary John Grimes, a receptionist. After Lieutenant General Matthew Eversmann had a seizure, he accepted the first command of Assault Infantry Chalk IV. In response to his country ’s taunting remarks on Somalis, Eversman said he respects the Somalis and is sympathetic to the tragic situation of the civil war in Somalia, saying that we can do two things: "We can help, or we You can sit down and watch a country destroy itself on CNN. "

Operation began, Delta Special Forces operators captured Aideed's adviser inside the target building, while rangers and helicopters escorting ground evacuation guards fired violently. Blackburn was seriously injured when a Black Hawk helicopter crashed, so three Hummer vehicles led by fleet sergeant Jeff Struecker were evacuated from the fleet and returned Blackburn back to the United Nations-controlled Mogadishu airport.

Sheriff Dominick Pilla was shot dead as Struecker's column left, and shortly thereafter, the Blackhawk Super 61, driven by chief prosecutor Clifton "Elvis" Wolcott ( Black Hawk Super 6-One) was shot down by a rocket grenade. Wolcott and his co-pilot were killed, two captains were injured, and a Delta sniper on Busch escaped in a MH-6 bird helicopter but was later killed due to injuries .

Ground forces were adapted to gather at the crash site. Somali militiamen erected barricades, and Colonel Danny McKnight's Hummer column could not reach the crash area and caused a lot of casualties. At the same time, two Rangers, including Eversmann's forces, chalked up to the crash site of the Super-Six One and established a defensive circle to wait for the two injured and Evacuation of the fallen pilot. In the meantime, the Super 6: 4, driven by Chief Prosecutor Michael Durant, was also shot down by a rocket grenade and crashed a few blocks away.

Due to the suppression of Captain Mike Steele's rangers and the maintenance of a large number of casualties, the ground forces could not reach the crash site of Super June 4th, nor could they strengthen the Rangers of Super 61. Two helicopter snipers, first sergeant Randy Shugart and sergeant Gary Gordon were inserted into the crash site of Super June 4 by the helicopter, and they found Durant alive. The site was eventually occupied, Gordon and Shugart were killed, and Durant was captured by Aideed's militia.

McKnight's column gave up their attempt to reach the June 1 crash site and returned to the base with prisoners and casualties. These men were going back to capture the rangers and the dead pilots. Major General Garrison sent Colonel Joe Cribbs to ask for reinforcements from the 10th Mountain Division, including the United Nations Alliance ’s Malaysian and Pakistani armored forces.

As night fell, Aidid's militia launched a continuous attack on the trapped Americans at the Super Six-One crash site. The militants ran all night and launched rocket attacks from the AH-6J birdie helicopter gunship until the rescue team of the 10th Mountain Division was able to reach the American soldiers. The wounded and casualties were evacuated in the vehicle, but some homeless and Delta Special Forces soldiers were forced to walk from the crash site to the stadium's safe area.

The final title describes the immediate consequences of performing a mission in Somalia and ending US military operations: After 11 days in captivity, Michael Durant was released, after which President Clinton withdrew all US troops from Somalia. During the raid, more than 1,000 Somalis died and 19 American soldiers were killed. The names of 19 dead soldiers, including Delta Sgts. Gordon and Shugart were the first soldiers to receive the Medal of Honor after their death since the Vietnam War. Mohamed Farah Aidid was killed in 1996. The next day, General Garrison retired.

Box office

In order to win the 2001 Academy Awards, Black Hawk Down was released in limited quantities at four theaters on December 28, 2001. It earned $ 179,823 on its first weekend, and averaged $ 44,956 per theater. On January 11, 2002, the release expanded to 16 theaters and continues to grow, with total weekly revenue of $ 1,118,003 and an average daily gross income of $ 9,982 per theater. On January 18, 2002, the film was released in 3,101 theaters worldwide, earning $ 28,611,736 on its first wide-screen weekend, premiered at the box office on that weekend, and gained widespread distribution. The film was released on the Martin Luther King holiday and released on Monday, January 21, 2002. The box office revenue was $ 5,014,475, and the four-day weekend box office totaled $ 33,628,211. Previously only the Titanic made more money on the Martin Luther King Holiday weekend. In the first three weeks of its release, Blackhawk Landing ranked first at the box office. When the film was released from the theater on April 14, 2002, 15 weeks after its release, it had a domestic box office of $ 108,638,746, an overseas box office of $ 64,350,906, and a global box office of $ 172,989,651.

8.Jarhead (2005) 

Plot

In 1989, Anthony "Swoff" Swofford, whose father served in the Vietnam War, participated in training with the United States Marine Corps before entering the Pendleton camp. Swofford claims that he joined the army because he was "lost on his way to college" and found that he had a hard time living in Pendleton camp and that it was difficult to make friends. When Swofford pretended to be ill to evade responsibility, Sergeant Sykes, a "life-saving straw", noticed his potential and ordered Swofford to take a Scout Sniper course.

After hard training, the Scout Sniper course had eight candidates left, including Swofford, who is now a sniper, and Corporal Corporal Alan Troy, Swofford, who became his discoverer. When Iraq invaded Kuwait, Swaffford's forces were deployed to the Arabian Peninsula as part of Operation Desert Shield. Because of the desire to fight, the Marines felt bored and needed to undergo cram training, continuous training and tedious monotony, which made them bored and prompted them to talk about their unfaithful girlfriends and wives waiting at home. They even set up a bulletin board with photos and short notes telling them what the women were doing.

Swofford obtained unauthorized alcoholic beverages and organized an impromptu Christmas party to arrange Fergus to cover his watch for him to celebrate. Fergus accidentally set fire to the tent while cooking sausages and lighting a series of torches, awakened the entire camp, and angered Sergeant Sykes, who lowered Swofford from lance corporal to private And put him on the details of "feces burning". The punishment combined with heat, boredom, and Swofford's suspicion of his girlfriend's infidelity broke Swofford's spirit so much that he threatened Fergus with a rifle and ordered Fergus to shoot him.

Later, Operation Desert Storm began and the Marines were dispatched to the Saudi-Kuwait border. Swaffford learned from Sykes that Troy concealed his criminal record when he enlisted and will be released when the unit returns home. Troy and his friends drifted away. The Marines knew that Troy would not be allowed to re-enlist, so they attacked him with a hot USMC branding iron, marking him as one of them. After an accidental attack by friendly forces, the Marines marched through the desert with no enemies on the ground. As a result of the bombing operation, the Marines drove across the dead road, strewn with burning vehicles and the charred bodies of retreating Iraqi soldiers. The Marines later saw oil wells burning in the distance, but were ignited just a few moments ago by retreating Iraqis, who tried to dig a sleeping hole when crude oil rain fell from the sky. Before completing, Sykes ordered the team to move upwind.

Near the end of the war, Swaffford and Troy finally accepted the sniper mission. Their battalion commander, Colonel Kazansky, ordered them to kill at least two senior Iraqi Republican security guards at a nearby airport. In the last second before Swofford's shot, Major Lincoln interrupted their air strike. Swofford and Troy protested, but when the plane destroyed the Iraqi airfield, they were overthrown and looked in disappointment. The war was over, and Swaffford never fired a rifle. In the monologue, Swafford recognizes that all the training and efforts he has made to obtain the elite status of the marine sniper are meaningless in modern warfare.

Upon returning home, the Marines marched through the town in a joyous celebration of victory. Swofford returned to his family and girlfriend's home, but found that she had a new boyfriend. Fowler is a prostitute in a bar, now Corporal Lance, Kruger on the company board, Escobar is a supermarket employee, Cortes is the father of three children, and Sykes continues to be the first in the Iraq war sergeant. Later, Swaford learned of Troy's death during an accidental visit to Fergus. He attended a funeral, reunited with some old friends, and then remembered the consequences of the war.

7.Fury (2014)

Plot

In early April 1945, the Allies pushed their final efforts to the heart of Nazi Germany. Don "Wardaddy" Collier, the rugged US Army First Sergeant in the Second Armored Division, directs an M4 Sherman "Easy Eight" tank nicknamed Fury and its senior crew: Gunner Boyd "Bible" Swan Loader Grady "Coon-Ass" Travis, driver Trini "Gordo" Garcia and assistant driver archer "Red" have all fought together since the North African campaign. Red was killed in action, replaced by Norman Ellison, a clerk and typist at V Corps, who was transferred to the bench.

As they penetrated into Germany, Norman's inexperience quickly became dangerous: he found but failed to shoot Hitler Young Child Soldiers, who ambushed the platoon leader's tank with the ambush of the armored division and killed the entire crew; later, He hesitated in small-scale clashes with anti-tank guns. Don was angry and worried for his lack of aggressiveness. After the battle, he found a captured German soldier wearing a U.S. Army coat and ordered Norman to execute him. When he refused, Tang dropped the pistol in his hand, forcing him to pull the trigger, killed the prisoner and wounded the Normans.

Since Tang is now acting platoon leader, these tanks occupied a small town relatively easily. Then, Don and Norman entered the apartment and met a German woman named Irma and her young cousin Emma. Don paid them a hot meal with cigarettes, and then shaved them with hot water. Norman and Emma are married, and at Don's urging, the two enter the bedroom and signal sexual intercourse. Later, when the four sat down to eat, the rest of the crew broke in drunkenly, harassed the women and bullied Norman, but Tang rebuked them firmly. They were forced to perform urgent tasks, but when these people were about to leave, German artillery aimed the town, killed Emma and further wounded the Normans.

Tank platoons were ordered to occupy and maintain important crossroads to protect the division's back echelon. En route, they were ambushed by an SS Tiger tank, with the exception of Fury, the entire tank was wiped out. Rage eventually destroyed the tiger by motorizing and firing at its thinner rear armor. Because the radio was damaged and unable to notify his boss, Tang decided to try to complete their task. At the crossroads, the tank was fixed by the mines. Don sent Norman to scout a nearby hill; from there he eventually found the company of the Waffen-SS infantry company. The rest of the crew wanted to escape, but Tang decided to stay and eventually convinced others to stand up and fight.

These people disguised as "Anger", making it look like it was knocked down and hidden inside. As they waited, the staff finally gave Norman a nickname-"machine" to show their acceptance of him. Then they ambush the Germans, causing a large number of casualties in a long and vicious battle. Grady was killed by the massacre of the armored division that penetrated the turret. Gordo was shot dead when he untied the grenade and covered it up to sacrifice himself before the bomb exploded. Then the sniper killed the Bible and seriously injured Don. Don was taken away and surrounded by ammunition, and when the Germans threw a potato masher grenade into the tank, Tang ordered Norman to escape the hatch on the ground. Norman slipped before killing Don. Norman tried to hide as the Germans advanced, but was found by a young SS soldier who hesitated and then left without reminding his comrades.

The next morning Norman crawled back to the tank, where he covered Don's body with a coat. He was rescued by American soldiers who praised him as a hero. When Norman was driven away by an ambulance, he looked back at the countless dead SS soldiers lying near the handicapped fury, while the U.S. army continued to advance.

Box office

Tank Museum's M4A2 76mm HVSS Sherman poses rage
Rage is a success at the box office. The total box office of the movie in the United States and Canada was $ 85.8 million, the box office in other countries was $ 126 million, the global total box office was $ 211.8 million, and the budget was $ 68 million.

6.Schindler's list (1993)

Plot

During World War II, the Germans forced local Jews in Krakow into the overcrowded Krakow Jewish quarter. Oskar Schindler, a German of Czechoslovakia, came to the city to get rich. Schindler, a member of the Nazi Party, bribed German Wehrmacht and SS officials and bought a factory that produces enamelware. To help him with his business, Schindler enlisted the help of a local Jewish official, Itzhak Stern, who had links to the black businessman and Jewish businessman communities. Stern helped Schindler arrange financing for the plant. Schindler maintains friendly relations with the Nazis and enjoys the wealth and status of "Her Derektor", while Stern is in charge of administration. Schindler hired Jewish workers because they cost less, while Stern ensures that as many people as possible are considered key to the German war, which prevents them from being transported to concentration camps or killed.

SS-Untersturmführer (Lieutenant) Amon Göth arrives in Krakow to oversee the construction of the Płaszów concentration camp. After the camp was completed, he ordered the slums to be liquidated. Many people were shot dead during the slum clearance. Schindler witnessed the killing and was profoundly affected. He noticed in particular that a young girl in a red coat was avoiding the Nazis, and later saw her body wrapped in a pile of corpses. Schindler took great care to maintain friendship with Goss and continued to gain support from the SS through bribes and generous gifts. Göth brutally tortured his Jewish maid Helen Hirsch and shot people randomly from the balcony of his villa, and the prisoner had always been afraid of his life. Over time, Schindler's focus shifted from making money to trying to save as many lives as possible. To better protect his workers, Schindler bribed Goss to allow him to establish a subcamp.

As the Germans lost the war, Goth was ordered to transport the remaining Jews from Poissov to Auschwitz. Schindler asked Göth to allow his workers to move to a new ammunition factory he plans to build in Brünnitz, near his hometown of Zwittau. Goss agrees, but accepts bribes. Schindler and Stern created the "Schindler's List"-a list of about 850 people will be transferred to Brinlitz, thus centralizing from transportation to Auschwitz.

When Jewish workers were transported to Brunnitz by train, those workers carrying women and girls were accidentally relocated to Auschwitz-Birkenau. Schindler bribed Rudolf Höss, commander of Auschwitz, to win a release. In the new factory, Schindler forbids SS guards from entering the factory floor without special permission, and encourages Jews to observe the Jewish Sabbath. For the next seven months, he spent most of his time bribing Nazi officials and buying shells from other companies. Due to Schindler's own intentions, the factory did not produce any usable weapons during this period. Just like the German surrender, Schindler ran out of money in 1945 and ended the European War.

As a member of the Nazi Party and a war traitor, Schindler must flee the Red Army to avoid being captured. SS guards at Schindler's factory have been ordered to kill Jewish workers, but Schindler convinced them not to do so, so that they could "return to their families as men, not murderers." He bid farewell to his workers and was ready to travel to the West, hoping to surrender to the Americans. The workers signed a statement to Schindler to prove his role in saving the life of the Jews and gave him a ring engraved with the Talmuese: "Who can save one life can save the entire world . "Schindler was full of emotion, and felt ashamed, because he felt he should do more. He broke the cry and was comforted by the workers. After he and his wife left, Schindler Jurden spent the night on the factory lands and was awakened the following morning by a Soviet officer who announced that they had been released. The workers left the factory, walked to a nearby town, and met a Red Army cavalry. When asked, "Is there a Jew?" They stared at them silently.

The conclusion shows that Schindler's marriage failed after the war, his attempt to start a new business failed, and Gott was arrested, tried and executed for crimes against humanity. Schindler was later honored by Yad Vashem for his efforts to save workers from the death penalty. At present, many surviving Schindlerjuden and the actors who play them have visited Schindler's grave and placed stones on its landmarks, which is a traditional sign that the Jews respect visiting the grave. The last visitor was Liam Neeson, who put two roses on the marker.

5.The imitation game (2014)

Plot

In 1951, two police officers, Nock and Staehl, investigated the mathematician Alan Turing after apparently breaking into his home. When questioned by Nock, Turing recounted how much he worked in Bletchley Park during World War II.

In 1928, the young Turing was dissatisfied and bullied at a boarding school. He established a friendship with Christopher Morcom, who inspired his interest in cryptography. Turing developed a sense of romance for him, but Christopher soon died of tuberculosis.

When Britain declared war on Germany in 1939, Turing went to Bletchley Park. Under the direction of Commander Alastair Denniston, he joined the cryptographic teams of Hugh Alexander, John Cairncross, Peter Hilton, Keith Furman and Charles Richards. The team is trying to analyze the Enigma machine, which the Nazis used to send encoded messages.

Turing had trouble working with him and thought his colleagues had failed; he had designed a machine by himself to decrypt Enigma messages. After Denniston refused to fund the construction of the machine, Turing wrote to Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who was responsible for the team and financed the machine. Turing fired Furman and Richards and used a difficult crossword puzzle in the newspaper to find a replacement. Cambridge graduate Joan Clarke passed Turing's exam, but her parents did not allow her to work with a male cryptographer. Turing arranges for her to live and work with a female staff member listening to the information and to share his plans with her. With Clark's help, Turing expressed enthusiasm to other colleagues and began to respect him.

Turing's machine, named Christopher, although it was built, was not able to determine Enigma encryption settings quickly enough; the Germans reset them every day. Denniston ordered it to be destroyed and expelled from Turing, but other cryptographers threatened to leave if Turing left. After Clark planned to leave her parents' wishes, Turing proposed a marriage proposal, and she accepted. During the reception, Turing confirmed to Cairn Cross his homosexuality, and Cairn Cross warned him to keep it secret. After listening to the conversation with the female clerk about the message she received, Tu was inspired by epiphany and realized that he could program the machine to decode the words he already knew in some messages. After he recalibrates the machine, it will quickly decode a message that the cryptographer will celebrate. Turing realized that they could not take action on every decoded message, otherwise the Germans would realize that Enigma had been destroyed.

Turing found that Cairn Cross was a Soviet spy. When Turing confronted him, Cairn Cross argued that the Soviet Union was an ally working for the same goal and threatened to retaliate by disclosing Turing's sexual behavior. When MI6 agent Stuart Menzies threatened Clark, Turing revealed that Cairn Cross was a spy. Menzies revealed that he knew this and had implanted the information leaked by Keyn Cross into the Soviet Union in the interests of Britain. Worried about his safety, Turing told Clark to leave Bletchley Park, revealing that he was gay. Clark said she had always doubted, but insisted that they would be happy together. Turing then told her that he never cared about her and only used her for encryption. Distraught, she decided to stay, thinking it was the most important task she would accomplish, and now she refused to succumb to Turing or what her parents wanted her to do, and didn't want to consider her decision. After the war, Menzies told cryptographers to disrupt their work and they would never see each other or share what they did.

In the 1950s, Turing was convicted of gross gross obscenity and replaced by imprisonment with chemical incisions, so he could continue to work. Clark visits him at home to witness his physical and mental deterioration. She said he was comforted when his work saved millions of lives.

The final scene shows a screen message: "After one year of government compulsory hormone therapy, Turing committed suicide on June 7, 1954. He was 41. Between 1885 and 1967, approximately 49,000 homosexuals were Sentenced for gross gross obscenity under English law. In 2013, Queen Elizabeth II granted Turing a royal pardon after her death in recognition of his unprecedented achievements. "

Box office

"Imitation Games" in North America and other regions had total revenues of $ 91.1 million and $ 142.4 million, total global revenue of $ 233.5 million, and a budget of $ 14 million.  This was the highest-grossing independent film release in 2014.

Behind the UK's second-largest box office movie, Interstellar, the film made $ 4.3 million in revenue from 459 screens. [49] Its premiere box office figure was the third-weekend premiere of the 2014 British film. After its premiere, the box office was 107% higher than Argo, 81% higher than Philomena, and 26% higher than The Iron Lady.
The film premiered at four cinemas in Los Angeles and New York on November 28, with premiere weekend box office revenue of $ 479,352, with an average of $ 119,352 per screen, making it the second-highest average movie in 2014 and the highest box office ever. Seventh live-action movie. Adjusted for inflation, it outperformed Weinstein ’s own Oscar-winning films, King ’s Speech ($ 88,863 in 2010) and Artist ($ 51,220 in 2011), the latter of which was also released on Thanksgiving weekend . The film expanded to other markets on December 12 and was released nationwide on Christmas.

4.The hurt locker (2008)

Plot

In 2004, first-class sergeant William James became the new team leader of the US Army's Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit during the Iraq War. He succeeded Matthew Thompson, chief of staff, who was killed by the improvised explosive device (IED) in Baghdad. His team includes Sergeant J. T. Sanborn and expert Owen Eldridge.

An Iraqi youth nicknamed "Beckham" often contacted James to try to sell DVDs. James challenged him and liked him.

Sanborn and Eldridge argue that James's maverick approach and attitude have increased tension. When they were assigned to destroy the explosives, James returned to the explosion site and picked up his gloves. Sanborn publicly considered killing him by "accidentally" triggering an explosive, making Eldridge uncomfortable. Nothing was done, and tensions continued to increase.

After returning to Victory Camp on their Hummer, the team encountered five armed men in traditional Arabic and plain clothes near a Ford tour with a flat tire. James' team had a tense meeting with their leader, who revealed they were private military contractors and British mercenaries. They captured two prisoners on two wanted Iraqi playing cards. The group was under attack; when the prisoners tried to escape in the chaos, the mercenary leader shot them for their precious lives or alive. The enemy's sniper killed three mercenaries, including its leader. Sanborn and James borrowed guns to dispatch three attackers, and Eldridge killed the fourth.

During a warehouse raid, James found a body he believed was Beckham, and he planted a bomb in it. During the evacuation, the camp's psychiatrist, Eldridge's friend, Colonel John Cambridge, was killed in the explosion; Eldridge was responsible for his death. James broke into the residence of an Iraqi professor and avenged Beckham, but his search found nothing.

James, known as a petrol car, detonated and decided to hunt down insurgents who were still nearby to hunt them down. Sanborn protested, but when James started chasing, he and Eldridge reluctantly followed. After the split, the insurgents occupied Eldridge. James and Sanborn rescued him, but a bullet from James hit Eldridge's leg. The next morning, Beckham (James thought he was dead) came into contact with Beckham, and James walked silently. Eldridge angrily accused James of being injured before undergoing surgery by air.

James and Sanborn's forces were asked to perform another mission during the last two days of the rotation. An innocent Iraqi civilian has a bullet-proof vest on his chest. James tried to cut the lock to remove the vest, but there were too many locks. He abandoned those killed when the bomb exploded. Sanborn was upset by the man's death. He confessed to James that he could no longer cope with the stress and he wanted to go home and have a son.

After the Bravo Company's rotation was over, James returned to his ex-wife Connie and their young son, who was still living with him in his house. However, he was bored with everyday civilian life. James confessed to his son that there was only one thing he knew he loved. He embarked on another journey on duty, serving Delta in a 365-day rotation of the Army's EOD department.

3.Darkest hour (2017)

Plot

In May 1940, the opposition Labour Party called for the resignation of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in Parliament because he was too weak in the face of Nazi attacks. Chamberlain told Conservative advisers that he wanted Lord Halifax to be his successor, but Halifax thought the timing was wrong. Chamberlain was forced to choose the only person accepted by the opposition: Admiralty's first prime minister, Winston Churchill, who correctly predicted the dangers of Adolf Hitler before the war.

Churchill tried to fire his new secretary, Elizabeth Layton, because of his dirty education, which got him condemned by his wife, Clementine. King George VI, who strongly distrusted Churchill because of his support for his brother Edward VIII during the abdication crisis, reluctantly invited him to form a government. Churchill's members include Chamberlain (as President of the Security Council) and Halifax (as Foreign Minister). That day, Germany invaded Belgium and the Netherlands.

Churchill's poor reputation in Congress is due to his record in the Admiralty, his role in the Gallipoli movement during World War I, his views on India and his past betrayal of the Liberal Party. Congress responded indifferently to Churchill's first sentence, promising "blood, toil, tears and sweat." Chamberlain and Halifax were shocked by Churchill's refusal to negotiate for peace and began planning to resign from the government for a vote of no confidence, creating a situation where Halifax could become prime minister.

Churchill visited French Prime Minister Paul Reynaud, who believed that Churchill had at least not acknowledged that the Allies were losing the French battle, which gave him the illusion that Churchill was angry that France did not even have a plan to fight back. Although US President Franklin Roosevelt sympathized with Churchill's plight, his actions were limited by the isolationist Congress and the Neutrality Act. Churchill was outraged from his cabinet and his own advisers as he falsely hinted that the Allies had won the war-a serious blowup of refugee caravans fleeing Paris to escape German rule-earned him King's rebuke. Halifax and Chamberlain continue to promote the use of Italian ambassador Giuseppe Bastianini as an intermediary to negotiate with Germany.

British expeditionary forces are trapped in Dunkirk and Calais. At the suggestion of the War Cabinet, Churchill ordered Brigadier General Claude Nicholson of Calais to lead the 30th Infantry Brigade in a guard operation to distract the enemy and make time for Dunkirk soldiers to evacuate. Rayton's brother was killed during the retreat.

The collapse of France led the War Cabinet to support negotiations with Germany. Under heavy pressure, Churchill agreed to consider peace talks, but was unable to issue a letter demanding peace with Hitler. George VI accidentally visited Churchill; the king explained that he liked Churchill and encouraged him to continue the war. Churchill was still not sure what to do, riding the London Underground impulsively (for the first time in his life), and asking the surprised passenger for advice. Civilians unanimously hope to continue fighting. Churchill met with and supported the Cabinet [11] and other lawmakers. Operation Dynamo successfully withdrew from Dunkirk.

As Churchill was preparing to address Congress, Halifax asked Chamberlain to continue his resignation plan, but Chamberlain decided to listen first. At the end of his speech, Churchill declared that if the Germans invaded, "we will fight on the beach", with the firm support of the opposition. Chamberlain decided to yield to Churchill (which disappointed Halifax), and the Conservatives soon yielded to the latter. Churchill left the chamber and heard loud applause.

The film concludes that Operation Dynamo has rescued almost all 300,000 Alliance soldiers; Chamberlain will die of cancer in November 1940, and Halifax will be fired from the War Cabinet and appointed to the United States ambassador. The Allies eventually defeated Germany in May 1945, after which Churchill was elected to power in the general election.

Box office

"Darkest Time" was US $ 56.5 million at the box office in the United States and Canada, US $ 93.8 million at other box offices (including US $ 33.4 million in the UK), and total box office worldwide was US $ 150.2 million.

In the U.S. and Canada, the film will begin a limited release on November 22, 2017. In the first five days of its release, the film grossed $ 246,761 (average $ 61,690) at the four theaters, and ranked 21st at the box office on the weekend.  The film was widely released on December 22, 2017, and also showed "Slimming", "Perfect Perfection 3" and "Father Image", and released "Shape of Water", this weekend at 804 Home theaters opened with box office revenue of $ 3.9 million and $ 5.5 million last weekend. Four days Christmas frame.  85% of the audience is over 25 years old, and 30% of them are over 50 years old. The movie made $ 5.5 million over the next weekend, and made a total of $ 7 million during the four-day New Year period. After announcing six Oscar nominations for the movie, the weekend of January 27, 2018, the box office revenue was $ 2.1 million.

2.Inglorious bastard (2009)

Plot

The first part, "France formerly occupied by the Nazis," was set in 1941. SS-Standartenführer Hans Landa asked French dairy farmer Perrier LaPadite about the whereabouts of the last unknown Jewish family in the region, Dreyfus. Landa suspected they were hiding under the floor in exchange for the Germans agreeing to leave his family alone for the rest of the war, and Lapadit reluctantly confirmed this. Landa ordered his SS soldiers to shoot on the floor, killing everyone except the Dreyfus family; daughter Shosanna escaped. As she ran, Colonel Lanta decided to forgive her.

The second part, "The Ugly Bastard", is set three years later. Lieutenant Aldo Raine of the First Special Forces rounded up and recruited Jewish American soldiers to Basterds, a paramilitary force designed to scare German soldiers by killing and scalping. Basterds include Donny "The Bear Jew" Donowitz and Sergeant Hugo Stiglitz, the rogue German soldiers who killed 13 Gestapo officers. In Germany, Adolf Hitler interviewed a young German soldier, Past Private Butz, the only survivor of the attack on his team. He revealed the details of the attack and thunder Because (Raine) carved a cross with a knife on the forehead of Butz, he could never hide that he had served in Heer, Germany.

In the third part of "German Night in Paris", Shosanna Dreyfus lived in Paris four years after the murder of her family, under the name "Emmanuelle Mimieux" Operates a movie theater under the name. The night she was preparing to watch a movie, she met Fredrick Zoller. It seems that the next day, she also learned about his reputation as a war hero. A well-known German sniper, he killed 250 soldiers in one battle and starred in the Nazi promotional film Solz der Nation. Zoller has a soft spot for Shosanna, persuading Joseph Goebbels to hold a film premiere at her theater. Landa, the head of security for the premiere film, questioned how Shosanna was getting a movie theater at such a young age, and hinted that he might know who she is. Landa eventually forgot his most important question and let her continue the premiere. Shosanna conspired with her Afro-French lover and projectionist Marcel to murder the Nazi leader, who will premiere through a screening cinema.

In the fourth installment, Operation Chino, Intelligence Corps Lieutenant Archie Hicox was recruited to lead Operation Kino, the British plan for the premiere of the assault with the bastard attack. Hicox, together with Basterds Stiglitz and Wilhelm Wicki, went to an underground tavern in northern France, occupied by Germany, and met undercover agents, German movie star Bridget von Hammersmark, who will attend the premiere in Paris. Hickox inadvertently caught the attention of Lieutenant-General Lieutenant William and Major Gestapo Dieter Hurstrom with an unusual German accent and manner. He eventually gave up by using British gestures. Stiglitz's and Hicox's bunkers were blown open, firing Hellström, triggering a shootout, killing everyone in the tavern, except for Sergeant Wilhelm and von Hammersmark's leg injuries. Raine arrived and negotiated with William to release von Hammersmark, but when William dropped the guard, she shot and shot William. Ryan believed that Ven Hammersmark had brought Hicox and his men up and tortured von Hammersmark, convinced her that she was not a spy, and revealed that Hitler would also be in the film Premiere. Rein decided to continue his mission. Later, Landa investigated the tavern and found that von Hammersmark's shoes and napkins had her signature.

The fifth part, "The Revenge of the Giant," takes place at the premiere. Omar Ulmer, Donny and Raine's explosives tied the timer to their ankles, posing as Italian guests of von Hammersmark, hope This will fool Germans who are not familiar with the language. But fluent Italian, Landa, spoke briefly with Basterds before allowing Donowitz and Ulmer to take their seats. He took von Hammersmark to a private room, verified that the tavern's shoes fit her, and strangled her. Raine and another Basterd Smithson "dwarf" Utivich are arrested, but Landa has Raine contact and reach an agreement with the boss of the OSS: he will allow the task to be carried out in exchange for the safe passage of the Allies, and you will get full after the war Forgiveness and various benefits.

During the screening, Zoller slipped into the screening room to see Shosanna. After she rejected his progress, he became aggressive. She pretended to acquiesce, and then pulled out a pistol to shoot him. Zoller, who was fatally wounded, managed to shoot her before she died. With the climax of the nation state, Shosanna's stitched footage tells the audience in English that they are about to be killed by the Jews. Marcel, who locked the cinema door, laughed at the image of Shosanna and lit a lot of flammable nitric acid films behind the screen when the theater was gone

Box office

"Shameless Bastard" has US $ 120.5 million in box office revenue in the United States and Canada, US $ 200.9 million in other regions, US $ 321.4 million in global box office, and US $ 70 million in production budgets. Prior to Django Unchained in 2012, it was Tarantino's highest box office movie in the United States and worldwide.

The film was screened on 3,165 screens and earned $ 14.3 million on the first Friday (Friday) of its release in North America. The premiere weekend box office at the weekend totaled $ 38 million, which is the tower Tarantino created the best weekend opening of the individual and was the number one in the film. Box office, ahead of District 9. [98] The movie fell to second place on the second weekend, just after Final Destination, with a box office of $ 20 million and a total of $ 73.8 million at the 10-day box office.

"Shameless Bastard" ranked No. 1 in 22 markets on 2650 screens and earned $ 27.49 million. The first countries to open include France, which received $ 6.09 million at the box office on 500 screens. Britain made $ 5.92 million (£ 3.8 million) on 444 screens, followed closely by. Germany made $ 4.2 million on 439 screens, and Australia made $ 2.56 million ($ 2.8 million) on 266 screens.

1.Dunkirk (2017)

Plot

In 1940, during the French campaign, the Allies retreated to Dunkirk. Tommy is a young British private and the only survivor of the German ambush. On the beach, he found thousands of soldiers awaiting evacuation and met Gibson, who was burying the body. After the German Air Force bomber attack, they found an injured person. They rushed his stretcher to the hospital boat, hoping to board it, but were ordered to get off. The ship was sunk by a dive bomber. Tommy saves another soldier, Alex. They left a destroyer at night but were hit by a U-boat torpedo. Gibson rescued Tommy and Alex from the shipwreck, and they returned to the beach.

As only one fragile mole was available for boarding the ship, the Royal Navy requisitioned British civilian ships that could reach the beach. At Weymouth, a civilian sailor Dawson sailed aboard the moonstone with his son Peter instead of letting the navy direct her. Impulsively, their teenage hand George joined them. At sea, they rescued a trembling shell-shocked soldier from a wrecked ship. When he realized that Dawson was sailing for Dunkirk, the soldiers asked them to turn back and try to take control of the ship. During the dogfight, George suffered a head injury that left him blind. Elsewhere, three powerful artillery pieces responsible for defending the evacuation mission crossed the English Channel. After being shot down during a battle between their bosses, one of the pilots, Farrier, took over, but the other Spitfire was hit and detonated. Its pilot, Collins, was rescued by Moonstone.

Tommy, Alex, and Gibson, along with some soldiers of the Highland Regiment, hid in a tidal trawler on the outskirts of the Allied Forces, waiting for the tide to flood it. The Germans fired on the ship and water entered through the bullet hole. Alex wanted to reduce the speed of the ship, accusing Gibson of silence as a German spy. Gibson revealed that he was French; he stole the identity cards of the dead British soldiers he buried, hoping to evacuate with the British. When the ship started sinking, they abandoned it, but Gibson was drowned by the tangle of chains. When a nearby minesweeper is sunk by a bomber, Moonstone will maneuver to take over those in the water, including Tommy and Alex. Peter found George dead. The frightened soldier asked him, he lay down and said George was fine.

Farrier reached Dunkirk before his fuel ran out. He taxied on the beach, shooting down a dive bomber, saving ships and troops, and landing on the perimeter. He set fire to the plane before being captured by the Germans. In total, more than 300,000 people were evacuated. Royal Naval Commander Bolton remained evacuated in France. Dawson returned to Weymouth to congratulate him for saving so many people. The shocked soldier saw George's body carried away. Peter went to the local newspaper. The front page praised George as a hero. Tommy and Alex boarded a train and were welcomed by the hero when the train arrived at Woking.

Box office

The total box office of Dunkirk in the United States and Canada is $ 188 million, the box office in other countries is $ 337.2 million, the global total box office is $ 525.2 million, and the production budget is $ 10-150 million. Globally, this was the highest-grossing movie in the Second World War (excluding inflation), surpassing $ 481.8 million in Saving Ryan.

In the United States and Canada, industry tracking for the opening weekend ranges from $ 30–40 million for Variety  to $ 35 million for Deadline Hollywood, , while BoxOffice expects opening weekend to be 55 million,  and IndieWire 5,000 Million, and $ 500 million worldwide. Dunkirk made $ 19.8 million on the first day, including a $ 5.5 million trailer. It ranked first with US $ 50.1 million in box office revenue, and was the third-largest opening price of a World War II movie (behind the box office of Captain America: The Avengers and Pearl Harbor) were US $ 62.1 million each And $ 59.1 million), and Nolan's occupation. In the second weekend, box office revenue was $ 26.6 million (down 44.3%), beating the newcomer Emoji Movie to the top of the list. The film earned $ 17.1 million at the box office in the third weekend, second only to newcomers to the Tower of Darkness ($ 19.2 million),  and again in the fourth week for $ 20.9 million Is second only to Annabelle: Creation.

The film was released in France on July 19, 2017 and made $ 2.2 million on its first day. The next day, it was released in seven markets, earning another $ 6.3 million, and was released on July 21 in 46 other countries, earning $ 12.7 million from more than 10,000 theaters, including from $ 3.7 million in the United Kingdom. International premieres totaled US $ 55.4 million, of which US $ 4.9 million for France, US $ 12.4 million for the United Kingdom, and US $ 10.3 million for South Korea. This film has ranked first in the UK for five consecutive weeks.  It opened in China on September 1 , ranking first [153], with box office revenue of $ 30 million in the first weekend.  It earned $ 2.9 million from 444 screens during its first weekend in Japan.



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