Anyone prefer watching world war 2 films from 1960's - 1970's?
Well, I got a few recommendations

1. Where Eagles Dare
Starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood in this major box office war films from the novelist "Alistair Maclean" (his story usually involve in heavy metal stuff)

2. The Guns of Navarone
Another Alistair Maclean masterpiece, which starring classic stars Gregory Peck, David Niven and many more joining in this adventure to blow up the big cannon located near the seas.

3. The Great Escape
An all star cast in this world war 2 prison break film of all time...! I think this is one of the very enjoyable ww2 film I have ever seen. The story is great, with many different characters rolls and Steve McQueen is the best on what he did. Also along the big casting are James Garner, Richard Attenborough, James Coburn, Charles Bronson and many more. A truly ww2 film based on the true story about the prisoner tries to escape from the war camp.

4. Kelly's Heroes
Clint Eastwood stars in this epic adventure ww2 film about stealing golds from the Nazis. The germans have tons of gold in a bank, with tigers tanks guarded too... And they are planning to get it on hand with the help of Donald Sutherland, which owns "Sherman" light tanks. A quite entertaining ww2 film with a sense of humour.

5. The Dirty Dozen[/i]
Well, what can I said about this? It's an all star cast film which includes Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson, John Cassevettes, Jim Brown, Richard Jaekel, Telly Savalas, Donald Sutherland, Clint Walker, Trini Lopez. Hmm, what could you ask for a ww2 film with all this big names stars together in a film? This film is often imitated, but never better than this! The story is quite simple, with Lee Marvin recruits the 12 members of prisoners who called "Dirty Dozen" to do on a dangerous mission.

Furthermore, there's lot more I have been watched, even a selected of italian macaroni ww2 combat film~

This post has been edited by Hartigan: Apr 2 2014, 03:27 PM

Got anyone watched "Cool Hand Luke" from Paul Newman's film?

Haha...nvr mind, just give some recommendations
Anyway, some of them nice, a must watched film like The Great Escape!

I watched apocalypse now many years ago, but what's the meaning of redux?

Pre-80's Stallone movies:-
- Rocky, Rocky 2 (1976)/(1979) film which makes him famous for his future career
- Death Race 2000 (1975) with legendary kung fu master David Carradine
Others more kinda of drama film likes F.I.S.T. (1978), Paradise Alley (1978), Capone (1975) and many more....

As far as I knew, there isn't any pre-80's schwarzenegger action films on that moment until Conan the Barbarian (1982) came out!

Oh...okay...I see

Those movies are my childhood memories!

Have you seen the Extended Edition?
More character development plus some extra added scenes!

I do enjoyed the extended version the first time I saw it, as it was like you're never seen before