war

Camryn 2022-04-23 07:01:09

The war is cruel, and the bloody scenes in the film are terrible. Worth seeing! Official Plot Introduction: The Second World War is drawing to a close, and at the same time it is the most tragic period of the war. The German Nazis were retreating, the Allies decided to open a second battlefield in Europe, and Normandy in northern France became the key point for the beginning of the new situation. On June 6, 1944, Company E of the 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division was ordered to parachute the heavily gunfired beach. Company E consists of a group of enthusiastic, patriotic and uplifting young people, and their rigorous training has made them the elites and backbones of the U.S. military. Under the command of Lieutenant Winster (Damian Lewis), the soldiers overcame various unfavorable factors and successfully completed the landing battle. After this, a high-intensity battle kicked off, whether it was the French town of Carentan or the Dutch town of Eindhoven, whether it was the Belgian town of Bastogne or the German town of Hegener, all left E Even the figures and blood of the brothers.

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  • Llewellyn 2022-03-21 09:01:10

    The figure in the helmet and military uniform against the light. The flames of war are filled with smoke, as long as you see the opponent's face, you will get the guarantee of life. Years surround them and engrave annual rings on their faces. The meaning of the team is far from pure dependence, and sometimes even includes sacrifice. Photography is very filmy, and Part 5 directed by Tom Hanks is the highlight of the TV series.

  • Kenyon 2021-10-20 19:00:25

    Look at how people's war movies are made!!

Band of Brothers quotes

  • Richard D. Winters: [just landed in Normandy. To Hall] All right, follow me!

    Richard D. Winters: [start going one way, gunfire - turns around and goes the other way] To hell with that!

  • David Webster: Lieb, I fucking hate this.

    Joseph Liebgott: Oh, Jesus Christ. They fingered him! I was in the fucking room, Web! One of those Polacks what was in the slave camps said this is where the guy lives, right here.

    [points at house]

    David Webster: Which camp?

    Joseph Liebgott: Whatever camp! I'm under direct orders and I'm happy to follow them!

    [Liebgott and Sisk get out of the jeep. Liebgott cocks his pistol. Webster hesitates, then runs after them]

    David Webster: Is this a personal thing, Joe?

    Joseph Liebgott: What?

    David Webster: Is this personal to you?

    Joseph Liebgott: No, it's a goddamn order.

    David Webster: Does Major Winters know about this?

    Joseph Liebgott: [smiles coldly] Doesn't matter here.

    David Webster: Oh, the fuck it doesn't! What if this guy's just a soldier? What if he's an officer with no ties to the SS? What if he's innocent?

    Joseph Liebgott: You know what? What if he's a fucking Nazi commandant of a fucking slave camp?

    David Webster: Which one? Which camp? You don't have any proof!

    Joseph Liebgott: Were you at Landsberg?

    David Webster: You know I was.

    Joseph Liebgott: You think this guy's a soldier like you and me? A fucking innocent German officer?

    [contemptuously]

    Joseph Liebgott: Where the hell have you been the past three years?