The movie that beat Saving Private Ryan to be named UK’s favourite World War 2 film - ‘The Great Escape’, ‘The Dam Busters’ ...

Saving Private Ryan was one of the most emotionally appealing military movies of the late 90's. After its release in 1998, the film made a lasting impact on the way war movies were made.

Cinematically, it’s a pause in the action that feels almost sacred. Spielberg and cinematographer Janusz Kamiński stage the ...

Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk has been voted the UK's favorite World War II Film in a poll conducted by Deltapoll for the War ...

As tends to be the case with any major production, countless names were considered for various roles. Randomly, Vin Diesel was the only cast member with their role written specifically for them to ...

The ‘often copied but rarely bettered' film stunned audiences with its unforgettable opening scene when it was released and ...

Saving Private Ryan was released in 1998 and has been highly praised by critics and viewers alike for its portrayal of the ...

Dunkirk has beaten films such as The Great Escape to be voted the UK’s favourite Second World War film. The 2017 movie also pipped films such as The Dam Busters (1955), Pearl Harbour (2001) and ...

“Afterwards, it became a way for us to tell ourselves stories about what had happened, and then a generation later, with Saving Private Ryan, it became a way to commemorate. ADVERTISEMEN ...

In the middle of “Saving Private Ryan,” as tension among the squad reaches a boiling point, Captain John H. Miller (Tom Hanks) does something unexpected. He reveals who he was before the war.

Saving Private Ryan (1998), which is directed by Steven Spielberg and follows the search for the titular character during the Normandy invasion, came second in the poll, followed by 1963’s The Great ...

“Afterwards, it became a way for us to tell ourselves stories about what had happened, and then a generation later, with Saving Private Ryan, it became a way to commemorate. “It’s not surprising that ...