Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to 1898: Our Last Men in the Philippines List

• Rescue Dawn - Both films depict the struggles of soldiers in foreign lands during conflict.
• The Thin Red Line - A philosophical approach to war and the impact on soldiers, set in a historical conflict.
• Glory - Focuses on the experiences of soldiers in a historical battle, emphasizing personal sacrifice and camaraderie.
• We Were Soldiers - Depicts a specific battle in the Vietnam War and the emotional struggles of military personnel.
• Band of Brothers - A miniseries that showcases the camaraderie and experiences of soldiers during WWII.
• Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World - Explores naval warfare and the life of sailors, similar to the colonial themes in 1898.
• Kingdom of Heaven - Depicts historical conflict with a focus on the moral dilemmas faced by the characters.
• Hacksaw Ridge - A historical war film that focuses on the struggles and beliefs of a soldier during battle.
• The Pacific - Another miniseries covering the experiences of U.S. Marines during WWII.
• The Hurt Locker - Explores the psychological impact of war on soldiers in a modern conflict environment.
• American Sniper - Based on a soldier's experience in conflict, addressing themes of duty and sacrifice.
• Full Metal Jacket - A gritty portrayal of the Vietnam War that examines the effects of military training and combat.
• Apocalypse Now - An exploration of the horrors of war in Vietnam, focusing on moral and psychological struggles.
• 1492: Conquest of Paradise - A historical film about exploration and conquest, similar in its themes of colonialism.
• The Last Samurai - Explores themes of honor and warfare during a time of change in Japan, paralleling colonial themes.
• Flags of Our Fathers - Focuses on the experiences of soldiers in WWII, including themes of heroism and sacrifice.
• Sands of Iwo Jima - Depicts the experiences of Marines during a pivotal battle in WWII, similar to wartime leadership themes.
• Tears of the Sun - Involves a military operation in a foreign land, highlighting moral dilemmas faced by soldiers.
• All Quiet on the Western Front - A powerful portrayal of the impact of war on soldiers during WWI, similar themes of despair and sacrifice.
• The Deer Hunter - Explores the impact of the Vietnam War on a group of friends, focusing on personal and emotional struggles.
• Enemy at the Gates - Set in a historical battle during WWII, showcasing the intensity of combat and moral choices.
• Operation Petticoat - A lighter take on naval warfare, yet focusing on military experiences and relationships.
• The Great Raid - About a military mission during WWII, emphasizing courage and sacrifice against difficult odds.
• Dunkirk - Explores the chaotic evacuation of soldiers from war, highlighting bravery and survival.
• Letters from Iwo Jima - Tells the story of a battlefield from both sides, focusing on the human aspect of war.
• Come and See - Intensely portrays the horrors of war and its impact on civilians, much like the struggles depicted in 1898.
• The Alamo - Depicts a famous battle in American history, focusing on the valor of the soldiers involved.
• Windtalkers - Centers on a military unit during WWII, highlighting themes of duty and sacrifice.
• Zeros and Ones - Explores themes of conflict and moral questions, rooted in historical struggles.
• The Bridge on the River Kwai - Depicts the struggles of POWs during WWII, exploring themes of duty and endurance.
• The Outpost - Based on a true story of a combat post in Afghanistan, emphasizing the realities of soldiers in battle.
• Atonement - While not a war movie per se, it involves the impact of historical events on personal relationships and moral dilemmas.
• Black Hawk Down - Focuses on a military operation gone awry, showcasing heroism and the chaos of battle.
• The Siege of Jadotville - A historical account of a military confrontation, highlighting the experiences of soldiers in combat.
• Battle of the Bulge - A depiction of a major WWII battle, showcasing the experiences of soldiers in conflict.
• For What It's Worth - Explores the impact of war on a personal level, similar to themes present in 1898.
• War Horse - Portrays the bond between a soldier and his horse during WWI, touching on themes of loyalty and sacrifice.
• The Last Face - Focuses on the humanitarian aspect amidst conflict, drawing parallels with themes of duty and honor.
• 1917 - A gripping WWI narrative that highlights the horrors of war and the urgency of soldier's missions.
• The Major and the Minor - A comedic take on military life, touching upon themes of personal experiences related to the armed forces.
• The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - Depicts the impact of WWII through the eyes of children, exploring innocence amidst conflict.
• The King's Speech - Though not primarily about war, it addresses leadership and personal struggles during a tumultuous time.