10 MORE War Movie Plot Twists Nobody Saw Coming

The war movie moments you couldn't believe just happened.
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[@imgladiquitdestiny2401]

people NEED to read the book All Quiet on the Western front. The films do the gritty war scenes great. But the book is it's own level of war.

[@isaacmartinez6904]

All Quiet On The Western Front (2022 Version) really surprised me since everyone from the beginning died. And Das Boot managed to shocked me as well since I thought they would survive but didn't.

[@CashelOConnolly]

The 2022 version is a poor imitation of the 1930 version

[@robirvine6970]

Agreed

[@benmcfee]

If you watch the 5 hour version of _Das Boot_ it makes that twist even more devastating, since you've been with this group of people for over 5 hours, and seen them literally escape death more times than should be possible, only for... well, _that_ to happen. Great film. Loses none of its punch decades after its release.

[@johnn.5013]

That was a brief shot of Richard Burton not Richard Harris in The Wild Geese.

[@calumclark1719]

Featuring a huge ensemble cast featuring Roger Moore and Richard Harris...proceed to show a picture of Roger Moore and....Richard Burton 😂

[@Hipp0campus_1]

I could swear WhatCulture deliberately puts in one blatant mistake in every video to get more comments.

[@ives3572]

"War's tragedy is that it uses man's best to do man's worst." - Harry Emerson Fosdick

[@rikmichaels9233]

“Mankind must end war before war ends mankind “ JFK

[@AngelicusImmortus]

Enemy at the Gates... that rather selfish self sacrifice, doesnt completely resolve the film. It gives Vasily a clue to where his erstwile opponent is, but isnt the end. Vasily actually out smarts the german with his skill in moving undetected.

[@OneaeBlack]

Such an interesting movie scene nobody talked about that movie enough, sniper vs sniper was very intense storytelling.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

The zulu movie was amazing🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ForeverWog]

,aster and Commander is one of my favorite movies, partially because it spent loads of time on an actual boat. Hopefully, the prequel goes for similar tactics.

[@jaydavis9717]

I’m not a fan of the don’t step off the line or you die troupe. I disarmed so many ied’s and mines. No mine works like that. Anti-vehicle mines won’t blow if you step on them cause they require a certain amount of weight. Everything else goes off the moment you step on it.

[@savage751]

Oddly enough the only movie I can remember that gets this right is Tropic Thunder when the director steps on a mine lol....I get why they do it though need to build tension/drama

[@danielrose8305]

7:49 - Needs s TV series like Sharpe or Hornblower and Maturin's csating is key;

[@Hipp0campus_1]

5:51 I would've unsubscribed if you dared to show footage from Troy without that scene.

[@rikmichaels9233]

“Mankind must end war before war ends mankind “ JFK

[@theavandenberg6876]

Arnie Hammer's fall from grace was completely justified. Still, a bit of a shame for he was a good actor. And easy on the eyes. But a psycho too...alas.

[@Mashariki_0]

❤❤🇰🇪

[@robbobby1118]

Only one shit pun huh?

[@redfive5856]

Brits still say “tin can”?