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Sometime between Das Boot and Inglorious Bastards every WWII movie had to become a normie sadist bloodletting fantasy of the most reddit kind. When did that happen?
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>>223482002
I don't even recall the last actual big name WW2 movie to come out. Fury? I also watch a lot of WW2 movies and have no idea what you're talking about.
>sadist bloodletting fantast
I don't understand. if you mean realistic violence as possible that probably started with Saving Private Ryan.
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All Nazis must Die.
simple as. it’s a good thing.
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>>223482110
Most recent one I can think of is Dunkirk but that’s kind of an edge case since Nolan doesn’t exactly make normal movies



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