Anthology Of War On Film (Full Frame, Widescreen)

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Gathered here for the first time, ten of the most powerful and revered films in this heroic genre come together for a definitive guide to the evolution and lasting importance of the war film! "The Longest Day: Special Edition" (G) (Widescreen/B&W) - Seen through the eyes of Allied generals, foot soldiers, strategists and paratroopers, "The Longest Day" recounts the largest and greatest military mission of all time - the storming of the beaches on D-Day. "Patton: Special Edition" (PG) (Widescreen) - This spectacular, unflinching portrait of the controversial military leader shows him as he truly was: beloved and despised, charismatic and confrontational, and a brilliant strategist whose skills would lead the U.S. into the most famous and pivotal battles of the war in Europe. "Sand Pebbles" (PG-13) (Widescreen) (Theatrical and Roadshow Versions) - The USS San Pablo, a gunboat patrolling the troubled waters of the Yangtze River, had one mission: to protect American interests without provoking an international incident. But when the crew is called on to save a missionary, they know the new assignment could be their last. "Tora! Tora! Tora!: Special Edition" (G) (Widescreen) - Authentic reenactments of key events in Washington, Honolulu and Tokyo highlight this stirring account of the deceptions, the gambles, and the all-too-human lapses that led to the tragic "Day Of Infamy". "Von Ryan's Express: Special Edition" (PG) (Widescreen) - When the SS herds 400 Allied POWs aboard a heavily guarded freight train in Italy and embarks for an internment camp in Austria, Colonel Joseph Ryan and a handful of officers hijack the train in a last-ditch effort to escape. "A Bridge Too Far: Collector's Edition" (PG) (Widescreen) - Painstakingly re-created on actual battlefield locations and boasting a remarkable all-star cast, "A Bridge Too Far" accurately recaptures the monumental scope, excitement and danger behind one of the biggest military gambles in history.