World War II Marathon: Underground (1995)

What’s this? This marathon isn’t finished yet!

World War II Marathon: Indigènes (Days Of Glory, 2006)

Film #49 in the World War II Marathon shows that war is never truly black and white!

World War II Marathon: Napola – Elite Für Den Führer (Before The Fall, 2004)

Film #48 in the World War II Marathon is a very fresh take on the war, perhaps the most original film in this entire marathon!

World War II Marathon: El Alamein – La Linea Del Fuoco (El Alamein – The Line Of Fire, 2002)

Sorry for the long break between reviews, but film #46 in the World War II Marathon hopefully will get the ball rolling, but always remember people, life happens and thus I disappear occasionally!

World War II Marathon: The Pianist (2002)

Is film #45 in the World War II Marathon better than Schindler’s List, that seems to be the massive debate after all!

World War II Marathon: Amen. (2002)

Film #44 in the World War II Marathon takes on the Catholic church, but it looks fantastic while doing so!

World War II Marathon: Aimée & Jaguar (1999)

Film #43 in the World War II Marathon is strange, but not that appealing, which is an odd combination!

World War II Marathon: Saving Private Ryan (1998)

I move ahead to film #42 in the World War II Marathon. I will get to Underground at some point though, probably as soon as Netfllix makes it available again!

World War II Marathon: Hong Ying Tao (Red Cherry, 1995)

Film #40 in the World War II Marathon may be an epitaph to the Second World War, or it may be simple Chinese propaganda, you decide!

World War II Marathon: The Tuskegee Airmen (1995)

Film #39 in the World War II Marathon covers a very interesting topic, but does that make for an interesting movie?