Title: Clearly the Best Film Treatment of WW2
Product review: Hey, did you hear about the one-star reviewer who accidentally shot himself in the head? Although brain-damaged, he lived to write a review! Nyuk nyuk. Band of Brothers is obviously the best film work ever done about World War II. And there's a lot of good stuff out there: Charles Guggenheim's D-DAY REMEMBERED, Thomas Lennon's THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE, THE LONGEST DAY, PATTON, A BRIDGE TOO FAR, and many, many more. In English language film (based on what I've seen--I've got to work and sleep, too, you know...), I can only think of Ken Burns' THE CIVIL WAR and Herbert Wise's I, CLAUDIUS, as being close in quality and ambition.
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