Oppenheimer is a biographical epic that is also distinctly a film by Christopher Nolan.
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Twelve O’Clock High is a great account of the physical and mental toll on active servicemen, as well as a gripping portrayal of the nuts and bolts of daytime precision bombing during World War II.
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1917 can only seem incredibly real and immersive for generations far removed from the actual horrors of 1914–1918.
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The Star Wars anthology film Rogue One brings a focus to sacrifice, heroism, and the cost of war, with a rousing and entertaining exploration of the backstory to A New Hope.
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Kubrick’s first feature is an intriguing yet flawed allegorical war picture.
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The 3 Brothers discuss the structure and merits of Christopher Nolan's World War II film.
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A solid chronicle of important global events.
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Relentless linear storytelling.
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Tense, political filmmaking that justifiably employs cinéma vérité.
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Pretty focused and compelling, despite being just "Part 1."
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A meditation on war.
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Bits and pieces of a great war movie.
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A probing and thoughtful documentary.
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