I have not watched any of the movies you spoke of. So I can't give an opinion on them. Just don't want to see any "War" movie.
I can tell you anyone that saw actual combat usually is not impressed by the movie makers take on combat. Remember modern day Hollywood has very few if any combat Veterans that are actors. There are very few that have even served in any branch or station, let alone combat. They are too "smart" for the service now days. They think only the "stupid/poor" people are in the service.
Many of the famous actors during WWII actually volunteered, an actually saw combat. Jimmy Stewart actually stayed in the reserves and retired with after 27 years of service, Stewart retired from the Air Force on May 31, 1968. His rank was a Brigadier General. I did not know until I looked it up just now, that he was the first major American movie star to wear a military uniform in World War II.
Those men have my respect. I have ZERO respect for most of the modern day famous types. They rarely do anything but run down the military.
There are more Jane Fonda types rather than the Ann Margret type now days.
Ann Margret is one lady/actress that I do hold in high regard. She actually was in theater and even HOT bases while she was in the USO.
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