Introducing some movies and TV series about World War II

"The Longest Day" is a reflection of the Normandy landing "Tiger!" Tiger! Tiger! "Pearl Harbor" is a reflection of the Pearl Harbor incident, "Tokyo Trial" is a reflection of post-war Japan, "At the Gate" is a reflection of the decisive battle between the Soviet Union and Germany. In addition, there are "The Eagle Over London", "The Destruction of the Empire" and "The Conquering of Berlin". , "Windtalker" and so on. "The Battle of Moscow" (a masterpiece of the 1980s, a Soviet film that won the American Film Institute's Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film at the end of the Cold War. The real and magnificent war scenes are unparalleled among modern war films. "The Battle of Moscow" is long It lasts for more than 300 minutes and is divided into two parts: "Invasion" and "Typhoon Battle". The filming process lasted two years and involved about 5,000 soldiers, nearly 10,000 people, more than 250 actors, and 202 photographers. The division participated in it. From Germany to the Soviet Union, from high-level decision-making to grass-roots deployment, from the rear curtain to the frontal battlefield, this work comprehensively displays the first victory in the European battlefield of World War II - the Defense of Moscow, and tells the myth of the undefeated German fascism. How it was crushed. The most epic lines in the history of war also come from this film - the Soviet company political instructor Klochkov-Tiev led 28 soldiers in a 4-hour hard battle with dozens of German tanks. Before his sacrifice, he shouted: "Russia is big, but we have no way to retreat. Moscow is behind us!") "Casablanca" (ranked first in countless lists of the greatest love movies in film history, making "Gone with the Wind" Or "Roman Holiday" is shameful. As the supreme status of World War II films, there is no doubt that it won the 16th Academy Award for Best Picture. The background of this film is Casablanca, a major town in Morocco, North Africa during World War II. It is oriented towards the anti-fascist war. Using the traditional narrative method, through the memories of the hero and heroine meeting, falling in love, and parting, and the hero telling the heroine his sorrow and sorrow, it tells a touching, beautiful, sublime, and fairy tale-like love story, regardless of the adaptation of the script and the director's choice. The control and the performances of the actors are all flawless and impeccable.) "The Pianist" (adapted by the great thief Roman Polanski based on the autobiography of Vladimir Spurman, at the same time, he also recalled a lot of his own life in it. Childhood experience - as a Polish Jew, the life in the German-occupied areas was miserable and dark. The gloomy and hopeless atmosphere and deep and sad mood became more and more ferocious under Polanski's harsh and decisive lens. Heinous massacres, a life of escape without food and clothing, but the survival instinct and artistic belief still support the actor gritting his teeth. The most shocking scene is neither the piano playing of his mind nor the conscience of the German officer. Discovery; the protagonist heard footsteps in the distance and jumped to the ground in a hurry. A group of German soldiers ran past arrogantly, not paying attention to him at all - camera overlook: corpses littered the field) "Saving Private Ryan". Spielberg teamed up with Tom Hanks to bid for the Olympics. Although it was surprisingly defeated by "Shakespeare in Love" in the Best Picture category (the focus of the Oscar jury's suspected fraud, Miramax's unscrupulous publicity offensive Peak), but Lao Si successfully scored twice in the Best Director Award. The film stood on the shoulders of its predecessor "The Long Day" and recognized that "The Comic" is the traditional Hollywood method of describing the "Normandy Invasion". At the same time as the climax, it cleverly draws on the background of Operation Overlord to explore the value of life with the puzzling military order of saving Ryan, thus making it possible to see the big from the small and touching the heart, especially the opening chapter. The landing scene can be called the highlight of war movies at the end of the 20th century.

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