How many World War 2 movies do you own?(Including documentries)

Dont freak out when i say this, but i have about 50 or 51 movies...

I wont make a list right now, but maybe later.

So i would like to know if there are any other movie freaks here...

 

At a guess I reckon I have over 200 war films (Inc. WW1, Korea, Vietnam etc etc.)

I only have a few documentaries:

World at War (Probably the best WW2 Doc ever made)
Play.com (UK) : The World At War Box Set (11 Discs) : DVD - Free Delivery

Century of Warfare (Only watched the first disc so far and it's good for £18)
Play.com (UK) : Century Of Warfare Box Set (8 Discs) : DVD - Free Delivery

A First World War Boxset (8 Discs) thats brilliant but I can't find a link to it.

I tend to watch most of the military doc's on satellite hence why I don't have many.

Cheers

 

I imagine between 50 and 100, if I get bored this week I might count them...

 

i am not as frekey as you are....lol.jike.

i have 11 ww2 movies and 4 ww2 documentries.al adding up to a 15,you guys put me to shame.

 

I USED to have well over 500 Documentaries but gave most of them away about 2 years ago. I also had hundreds of War movies and several hundred Westerns-but most of those went with the Docs when I gave away over 500 VHS tapes.

Im slowly rebuilding the movie collections on DvD. I quit counting how many War Movies I have on DvD after about 80-or-so. I have no Docs on DvD yet.

 

The shelving unit on the left says it all - ALL WORLD WAR 2. I have since filled up the empty shelf you see in the picture. My collection continues to grow:

 

Don't feel too bad Heidi, I have about the same number as you.

 

Documentary's

BATTLEFIELD Series one Complete, eight more from series two and possible series three.

The Secret War without question brilliant.

A box set of history channel, I know but I can not turn down a present.

Axis film war archives.

Auschwitz, The Nazis and the Final Solution.

World War 2 Behind Closed Doors, Stalin the Nazis and the West

Conspiracy, based on the Wannsee Meeting of Jan42.

Number of others in the cupboard as well.

Seventeen WW2 war films all bought on DVD.

 

till now i have 'bout 80 dvds on wwII and still grow, some docs including The World At War, BBC History Of WWII, WWII In HD (history channel), WWII In Colour and HD (discovery channel), Hitler's Bodyguard, D-Day In Colour, The Third Reich In Colour, etc..etc..

 

Ive added several more to the collection-still no documentaries yet.

 

about 20 most from Germany in the form of air to air combat stills and of course the Deutshce Wochenshau vids - several of them.

sorry never bitten by the dvd/movie bug, too much to do otherwise

 

Lou they are worth it, you note many stills in book from the motion pics within that vid.

man, V. at Sea is really aging some of us, like Walter Cronkite's the 20th Century.

 

experienced is a good word for it, old........me, nah the brain is still working correctly. Yes both Father and Father-in law were in the navy in the Pacific theater during the war. more relatives on both side of sphere served but that is another story not wishing to get OT

 

In my book they count and I STILL don't have a copy of Mister Roberts--yet but, im now working on getting three on DvD that are not released by Ami companies though all are Ami films. They are: A Time To Love and a Time To Die, 55 Days At Peking and, Hannible Brooks.

 

I'd get the V at S docs if they were restored and printed and released by a reputable company. I to also remember The 20th Century-but only saw those for the first time cica about 1986 or so and on A&E. Another series I liked very much was the Battleline-doc series. Those were only 30 minutes in length but were most excellent. These were told from the mouths of the Soldiers who fought against each other.

 

None. I have Netflix, so I have many at my disposal, and my convenience as well....

 

Im on Netflix too-which i think is a greats ervice and-a great way to view something cheaply enough and finding out if its for my collection or not? In the past i have bought about 15 or so movies not having seen them before-and only after buying and watching it-finding out that it was a stinker of a movie and a waste of money. these i usually give away to anyone wanting them or donating them to the Library.