LYCOS RETRIEVER
War (Genre): World War
built 254 days ago
Frontlines: Fuel of War is an open-ended First Person Shooter set in the next gen war. Set in a fictional future based upon the headlines of today, players assume the role of an elite soldier in the Western Coalition Army on an epic crusade against the Red Star Alliance to control the lifeblood of the world's economy. Frontlines: Fuel of War combines intensely cinematic, non-linear gameplay, with next generation firepower and a revolutionary Frontline Combat System to deliver the most thrilling and engaging FPS to date.
Source:
World War II tear-jerker about a couple, played by Robert Young and Laraine Day, who hook up with a pair of orphans in London during the blitz, played by William Severn and Margaret O'Brien. The little boy is very appealing, but he only appeared in a few more films. For O'Brien... this was her first starring role and the beginning of a long career.
Source:
World War II has engulfed Europe, reaching all the way to Rick Blaines Café Americain in French-held Morocco. The Nazis have overrun France and are heading into its unoccupied possessions in Africa and all kinds of people are trying to escape them by way of Casablanca.
Source:
Films, documentaries and newsreels all played a pivotal role in how information and memories of World War II were recorded over the years. The Museum’s Second International Conference on World War II, held April 10 - 12, 2008 in New Orleans, examines the key role motion pictures have played and continue to play in shaping America's understanding of World War II. All sessions will be held at the Marriott Convention Center Boulevard, just a few blocks away from the Museum.
Source:
In another movie, The Sound Of Music (Robert Wise) again warfare is a reason to picture an Austrian family during the formation of Nazism and the inception of the Second World War. To decelerate anti-Nazi dictum of his film, Wise resorts to a musical melodrama through which a household is formed. The film runs forward till a mother is going to join them , but at the moment the director exhibits the rush of the army in order to drive them to leave their peaceful palace-like home to the mountains. The family happiness in these films and a lot of others like them is ruined by calamitous war.
Source:
Former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara worked for both Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, playing a key role in shaping both administrations' approaches to the Vietnam War. This Oscar-winning documentary directed by Errol Morris traces McNamara's career from government to the World Bank; but it's his work during the Vietnam years that's highlighted in this film, which features extensive archival footage and interviews.
Source: