War Movies In Theaters

admin October 07, 2022

Are you a fan of war movies? Do you live for the explosions going off all around you in full Dolby Atmos surround sound? If you answered yes to these questions then you are going to love the selection of war movies that are currently playing in theaters, and those that are still yet to come. 

Are war movies not your jam? Fear not, we have a list of all movies in the theaters now. 

War movies in theaters now:

The Greatest Beer Run Ever

Beer is one of the greatest beverages of the modern age, just ask any young man anywhere. When the Vietnam War broke out in the 1960s, enjoying that delicious goodness was a luxury several thousand soldiers wouldn’t be able to enjoy for quite some time. So, when The Colonel (Bill Murray), a bar owner in New York City, jokingly said that he’d love to send the “boys” from the neighborhood a beer as a thank you, Chickie Donohue (Zac Efron) stood up and announced that he would do it; bring the boys beer in the ultimate beer run. Now, with a plan set in motion, Chickie sets out to Vietnam for what would turn out to be The Greatest Beer Run Ever. In select theaters and streaming on Apple TV+.

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Operation Seawolf

World War II was easily one of the most atrocious and bloodiest wars in modern history. From German U-Boats torpedoing war ships on the open sea, to the Nazi prison camps during the Holocaust, an estimated 40,000,000 to 85,000,000 (depending where you look) men women and children perished. So it only makes sense that the Germans would go to great lengths to ensure a victory. This is where Operation Seawolf picks up. The war is coming to an end and Germany, desperate for a win, gathers all of their Navy and what few U-Boats they had left and go on the attack in hopes of toppling the U.S. Homeland. You can watch as Operation Seawolf sets sail starting October 7, 2022. In select theaters.

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Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan’s Island

Together with director Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, legendary Japanese voice actor Tôru Furuya (Sailor Moon SuperS, Dragon Ball Z: Kai) comes Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan’s Island. When the Gundam team become stranded on a remote island known as the “Island of Now Return”, Amuro Ray (Tôru Furuya) and his team meet up with a group of children and a strange man who they come to learn is Cucuruz Doan, the islands owner. Now, in order to ensure everyone’s safety, Amuro and his team must find a way to get off the island, while fighting off the enemy forces and dispel the ongoing enemy mecha attack. You can check out Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan’s Island currently in select theaters.

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War Movies Coming Soon to Theaters:

Ambush

Originally titled Al Kameen, The Ambush is based on the real life Ambush of Emirati soldiers during the war in Yemen during the winter of 2018. When the Emirati military is sent to provide aid, all seems to be going well, but when three lone soldiers are out for what they believe is going to be their final patrol of the mission, the three are suddenly surrounded by insurgents and taking heavy fire. Now it’s up to their comrades to come to the aid of these men and bring them home no matter what the cost may be, the men are “Family!”

Devotion

The Korean War was the first battle the US would participate in after the conclusion of World War II. It was a war that would last for 3 years and cost the American military more than 37,000 soldiers lives and wound more than 102,000. That being said, Devotion tells the tale of two of the Navy’s top elite fighter pilots Tom Hudner (Glen Powell) and Jesse Brown (Jonathan Majors), their risks and the heroic actions that made them the Navy’s most celebrated wingmen in history. 

Nightingale

Based on the book of the same name, the sister’s Fanning (Dakota and Elle) star in The Nightingale as sisters who are coming-of-age in France on the evening of the start of World War II. Realizing they are trapped and being forced to live with the enemy, the sisters are determined to do their part to aid their community in this time of war. To do this, the sisters aid a downed allied airmen in thier escape from Nazi occupied France, while simultaneously helping to hide Jewish children to keep them from being sent to the concentration camps. After being pushed back multiple times, the film is slated for a December 23, 2022 release.

Which war movie will you see in theaters?

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