the best movies never made

The Magnificent Seven (1952) - The story of how 7 men from one unit escaped capture and helped lead the resistance against the Japanese in the Philippines during World War II.
 
The Aftermath (1983) - This movie was very controversial as it showed the consequences of the western Allies turnover of Russian citizens in 1945 who had worked with the German army during World War 2.
 
A New Hope / The Empire Strikes Back (1998-2002)
A 3 hour documentary historicising the 20th century from the view point of labour's self-liberation. Labour is viewed as setting the terrain and pace of struggle through its development of new forms of struggle and demand, which are then colonised and fed back as commodities. Focuses on the development of the "mass worker" and its collapse across the 1970s internationally. Particularly noted for viewing the Soviet state as another terrain of struggle over capital. And for its deep, indeed heart breaking, pessimism over the success of the "Chicago school" privatisation combined with the movement of physical commodity production, JIT, and flexibilisation.

The first half ends with the destruction of Showa and German fascism.
The second with the defeat of the Soviet Union and Welfare States as fantasies of imperialist mass-worker accomodation to capitalism.
 
Duel-A film about the last known duel in Scotland in 1826.
Animal Farm-A film about a brutal prison plantation in Louisiana where, it is said, the prisoners are treated like animals.
Frozen-By the makers of 10,000BC, it's another drama set in prehistoric times during the Ice Age.
I, Daniel Blake-Biblical Epic about Daniel of the Lion's Den.
Rocky-Western about the famous retreat of the Nez Perce through rocky terrain.
1917-Epic film about the Russian Revolution and the later Bolshevik coup.
The Warriors-A film about the Battle of Thermopoly by the makers of Braveheart.
 
Overlooked ww2 themes

Eben Emel the capture of Belgian fort by Germans in 1940

About HMS Glowworm and it’s heroic end

on Eric Hartmann the ww2 ace

Battle of Leyte Gulf

soviet invasion of Manchuria
 
The 1-Nazi propaganda film in color from 1938 praising Adolf Hitler as the one destined to rule Germany. Banned in Germany, Austria and Israel.
Cardigan-Film about Lord Cardigan and the charge of the Light Brigade.
The last great American Dynasty- Film about the Kennedys
Exile- Drama documentary about Martin MacGartland, who is exiled from Ireland by the IRA after infiltrating them for the British.
My tears ricochet-Blaxplotation film about a sister sucked into gang life to avenge the murder of her gangster brother.
Mirrorball-James Bond must defeat a villain who has made a satellite known as the Mirrorball capable of burning cities from space.
Seven-Seven British soldiers from the Korean war escape a Chinese prison camp and must somehow make their way to Hong Kong and freedom.
August- A film about the last attempts to stop World War One breaking out. The fatal heart attack of the Russian ambassador really did happen.
This is me trying-Girl gang film about Annie Diamond, the leader of the Forty Elephants gang as she tries to become rich and successful through crime.
Illicit Affairs- Police drama about two cops from Internal Affairs trying to expose police brutality.
Invisible String-Documentary about soulmarks and how they work.
Mad Woman- A film about a rich woman wrongly declared insane so her family can get hold of her fortune.
Epiphany-Christian film about the visit of the three Wise Men to Jesus and the family fleeing into Egypt to escape King Herod's soldiers.
Betty- Film about the life of Betty Grable.
Peace-A film from 1945 saying that although it will take time to return to normal after WW2, it will happen.
Hoax- Banned film saying that Covid19 is a hoax.
 
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The Godfather Part III - The third and final installment of The Godfather trilogy, which adapts Mario Puzo's The Last Don. The ending is slightly altered as Michael is killed by his nephew, Vincent Corleone.
 
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The Winter Soldier (1955) - Starring Audie Murphy as Captain Joe Rogers. He served in Korea and led a group of marines in the retreat from the Chosin reservoir.
Ocean's Eleven - The story of 11 men who survived on a life raft after the sinking of the USS Indianapolis in 1945.
 
Pixels (1984) - A comedy film about the life of video game characters, that starred Ally Sheedy.
Run All Night (1989) - An action adventure film that about a running man that saw all night, starring Bruce Willis.
 
The Stand- The story of how the 101st Airborne and the CCB of the 10th Armored division held against the SS and the Wehrmacht at the battle of Bastogne.
 
Black Jack - A 1987 Australian film directed by George Miller about the cutthroat career of Black Jack Anderson, Australia's most feared pirate and African-American emigrant. Richard Roundtree stars in the title role, one praised for being both over the top and psychotic. Film received decent reviews praising the acting and action, although it became controversial for several moments of violence, in particular one where he and his crew massacre a Kaurna aboriginal tribe.
 
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