War movies can be said to be films that span time. Which war movies do you know that are worth watching?

What are the must-see war movies? I recommend a few to you today!

1. "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas": The eight-year-old boy Bruno and his family moved from Berlin to the countryside with a transfer order from his father, a Nazi officer. By chance, Bruno met Schmuel, a boy of the same age on the other side of the barbed wire, and often brought him food. It can be said that Schmuel was Bruno's only friend. Although they were separated by the barbed wire, they often chatted. He didn't know that the striped boy was a Jew, and the striped boy didn't know that the father of the child in front of him was the executioner who ordered the killing of himself and his family members. Two children who knew nothing, yet had sincere emotions that moved people. They also felt sorry for the innocent people who were harmed by the Nazis in that era.

2. "Schindler's List": I really admired Schindler at that time. He couldn't save the lives of all the Jews, but he saved every one and he went bankrupt. In the end It brought tears to my eyes when I saw people going to the cemetery to see him.

3. "La vita è bella": Jewish young Guido meets the beautiful female teacher Dora. The most impressive thing is that he politely bowed to Dora: "Good morning! Princess! !"; Later, he took the opportunity to greet his wife on the Nazi broadcast: "Good morning! Princess!" Never forget to kiss Dora. After being captured by the Nazis, the clever and optimistic Guido coaxed his son that this was just a game and the prize was a big tank. His son lived happily and innocently in the haze of the Nazis, with tears in his eyes.