D-Day (2013 film)
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Sep 13, 2019 · D-Day: Battle of Omaha Beach: Directed by Nick Lyon. With Randy Couture, Chuck Liddell, Weston Cage, Jesse Kove. When an elite group of American soldiers are ordered to take out a series of German machine gun nests, they find themselves blindly venturing into hostile territory.
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Official Trailer: D-DAY. As thousands of Allied soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy in an attempt to change the course of WWII, Lt. Colonel James Rudder (Cage Coppola), Lt. General Omar Bradley (Liddell), and Major Cleveland Lytle (Couture) lead the 2nd Battalion behind enemy lines and into a firefight against an enemy that greatly ...
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- Saving Private Ryan (1998) Stream on Paramount Plus. Saving Private Ryan boasts the most realistic and authentic depiction of D-Day ever committed to film, and it isn't close.
- Patton (1970) Rent on Vudu. Of course, Patton focuses on more than just the Normandy invasion. In many ways, this movie does the best job of tying together the entire European campaign, particularly because of the focus on General George S. Patton.
- Where Eagles Dare (1968) Rent on Vudu. Long before Clint Eastwood became one of Hollywood's best directors, he played Lt. Schaffer, an American Ranger thrown into a British operation to rescue General George Carnaby from the S.S., before he can divulge the secret plans regarding D-Day.
- The Longest Day (1962) Rent on Vudu. This is one film that focuses exclusively on D-Day as a central theme. With a runtime of almost 3 hours, it's no slouch and tries to tell the story from multiple perspectives, including numerous Allied and German soldiers on opposite sides of the conflict.
Jun 5, 2019 · Plot basics: Capt. John Miller leads soldiers behind enemy lines to find Pvt. James Ryan, whose three brothers have been killed in action, so the U.S. military can send him back home. Director ...
- Saving Private Ryan
- The Longest Day
- Overlord
- Screaming Eagles
- Breakthrough
- The Big Red One
- 36 Hours
There are probably still a million different stories to tell about D-Day, but Steven Spielberg's 1998 classic is such a great movie that not many are likely to try. "Saving Private Ryan" might just be the greatest Best Picture nominee to get robbed of an Oscar (even though Spielberg won a well-deserved Best Director award). "Saving Private Ryan" wa...
Producer Daryl F. Zanuck set out to create the greatest movie ever made with 1962's "The Longest Day." At a moment when filmmakers were luring viewers to theaters with wide-screen color spectaculars, Zanuck insisted on making a black-and-white movie because that's how he (and most everyone else) experienced newsreel footage of the actual war. True ...
"Overlord" got extensive support from Britain's Imperial War Museum for a movie that follows one British soldier from recruitment to his landing on D-Day. Director Stuart Cooper and cinematographer John Alcott match their footage to historical footage from 1944 and use it to create a highly personal perspective that aims to capture the fog of war. ...
This 1956 movie tells the story of a 101st Airborne Division unit that parachutes into France on D-Day. They miss their target and must fight their way back to join the rest of "D" Company to hold a bridge. The movie was shot in black-and-white and features a mostly unknown young cast that includes future stars Paul Burke ("Naked City"), Martin Mil...
This 1950 movie is notable because it's the big D-Day movie, and the filmmakers were able to get their hands on a ton of both German and Allied film footage to tell their stories. Otherwise, the movie was shot entirely in California at Fort Ord, with Monterey subbing for Omaha Beach. There are obviously better D-Day movies out there, but this is th...
Director Samuel Fuller was a World War II veteran who served as a rifleman with the U.S. 1st Infantry Division. His 1980 movie "The Big Red One," starring Lee Marvin, Mark Hamill and Robert Carradine, tracks his actual wartime service and includes a compelling sequence on Omaha Beach. Though it was hacked to bits by the studio for its initial 113-m...
In this 1965 spy movie, James Garner plays Maj. Jefferson Pike, an Army intelligence officer captured by the Germans in Lisbon just days before D-Day. The crafty Germans attempt to use the same tricks that worked so well for the IMF in "Mission Impossible: Fallout," but Garner catches onto their game. After an attempted escape, the Germans continue...
As thousands of Allied soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy in an attempt to change the course of WWII, Lt. General Omar Bradley (Liddell), Lt. Colonel James Rudder (Cage Coppola), First Sgt. Lommell (Kove) and Major Cleveland Lytle (Couture) lead the 2nd Battalion behind enemy lines and into a firefight against an enemy that greatly ...
