What is your favorite World War II movie?

I didnt want to start another thread to ask this so I will just do it here; Has there been a good movie about the Korean war made yet?

Wasn't M.A.S.H. built around the Korean War?  I remember that being the first "adult" movie I ever saw.  It wasn't your typical war film.

There hasn't been a lot of Korean War films that I can remember, but I remember “Steel Helmet” as being pretty damned gritty.  It was a small movie about an infantry squad and it starred Gene Evans as the hard-bitten sergeant, and please don't ask me why I remember that factoid.  I also remember that one character carried something marked “Fat Paul” which turned out to belong to a Father Paul who was killed doing something heroic.  I also think there was a Sidney Poitier movie that revolved around an incident leading to a case of hysterical blindness.  There is also the classic “Bridges over Toko-Ri” which is more a story set in Korea rather than a movie about the Korean War.  I think there was a Victor Mature movie about a Greek engineer unit.  And I think there was a fairly recent movie about an incident where American artillery was called down on a group of civilians because there was supposedly a large group of infiltrators mixed in with them.  Don't know whether all of this helps or confuses, but its the best I can do.

Has Das Boot been mentioned?

Mister Roberts,  hands down the best WW2 movie.  Not an action  shootum up movie but great

I just saw Windtalkers the other night, that wasnt bad.

Mister Roberts is my favoriteGod is My Co-Pilot is nextWhen I was a kid I lived in Gen Robert L. Scott's hometown of Macon. Ga The premier  of God is My Co-Pilot was in Macon( this was during WW2 and probably a propaganda film to some extent).  I stood in a line over a block long to get into the theater.  General Scott died last year at about 90 years old.  He worked at the Air Museum in Warner Robins one day a week until just before his death

Saving private Ryan is excellent. Speaking of casablanca I just got the two disc special edition and loved it, if your a fan you have to get it.

I agree.  I remember when I paid for it. Had a bunch of Chinese type take out, hungry I was.  But the opening minutes of men trying to get of those landing boats ....  I mean I had some tasty stuff lined up, but the carnage killed my appietite.  I was all lined up with chopsticks and cheap cartons, and I just weenied out.  Killed my appetite.  After wathching machine gun bullets tear through young men, I lost my appitite for Chinese food, with amazing rapidity.But, to this day, I still love Oriental food.

And “The Guns of Navarone”