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Their Finest Hour Classic British WW2 Movies

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British WWII Classic Movies

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You can take a step back in history, when you watch the British WWII classic movies in Their Finest Hour 5 disc blu-ray collection. 

One of the movies was released during the war and the others followed in the 1950’s, while it was still fresh in the minds of the people who experienced it first hand. 

This is a wonderful way to refresh your knowledge of history, so you can understand the impact of WWII in new ways. 

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Their Finest Hour

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Not Rated
Release Date 3/31/20

All five of these movies have been beautifully digitally restored. 

Went The Day Well?

(1942, directed by Alberto Cavalcanti)
Based on a story by Graham Greene, this Ealing Studios wartime production tells the story of a quiet English village that has been infiltrated by disguised German soldiers.

The Colditz Story

(1955, directed by Guy Hamilton)
Nazi Germany believed that no man could escape from Colditz Castle, but a group of Allied prisoners of war were determined to prove them wrong. Starring John Mills.

The Dam Busters

(1955, directed by Michael Anderson)
Against all odds, an RAF squadron destroys German dams with “bouncing bombs.” Based on true events and the inspiration for Star Wars’ Death Star attack sequence.

Dunkirk

(1958, directed by Leslie Norman)
John Mills and Richard Attenborough star in the first cinematic retelling of the 1940 evacuation of Dunkirk, code-named Operation Dynamo. Produced by Ealing Studios.

Ice Cold in Alex

(1958, directed by J. Lee Thompson)
Captain Anson (John Mills) of the Royal Army Service Corps dreams of an ice cold beer but first he must lead his medical unit to safety across the perilous North African desert.

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  1. Lisa says

    I saw the movie “The Dam Busters” years ago and it was really good. I’ve also liked Sir Richard Attenborough and John Mills. Since Grahame Greene wrote one of the movies, it will probably be a good story. World War II history is still so fascinating.

  2. June S. says

    My husband & I would love to watch all five of these great war movies. My father was an army medic during WWII & my husbands father served with the tank division during WWII. We have many pictures of both of them while they served their country.

  7. Joseph Stowell says

    Thanks for the chance to win these British WWII movies. It’s always interesting to see how other countries were affected by the war, which is evidenced by the movies they produced.

  16. Sue E says

    My husband fought in the Vietnam “conflict”
    For the life of me, I don’t know why he loves watching war movies?? It doesn’t matter to him which war. I thought this would be a great gift for him for Fathers Day! Especially since I can’t leave the house or know when I will be able too. Be safe everyone!

  25. DorothyJ Boucher says

    WOW! would love the chance to be able to watch and listen to these.
    @tisonlyme143