Top 10 American Civil War Films
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2020 Episode 13: Top 10 American Civil War Films
Continuing on with our Top 10 War Film series, we’re moving on to the 1860s to look at the ten best films depicting the American Civil War. Bear in mind we are solely focussing on theatrical movies for this list, so television shows and films like 'Andersonville' and 'North and South' won't be featured.
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10, Red Badge of Courage
9, Shenandoah
8, The Outlaw Oswley Jones
7, Lincoln
6, The General
5, Dances with Wolves
4, Gettysburg
3, Gone with the Wind
2, The Good the Bad and the Ugly
1, Glory
Honorable mentions:
The Beguiled, How the West was won, the Horse Soldiers
What about God's and generals
@@robertmccallum7417 it’s not very good plus it’s just really neo confederate propaganda
@@Dirlo432 Neo Confederate? Nonsense
was googling this and it says 'cold mountain 2003 is best...i havnt heard of it and it doesnt seem to get a mention anywhere else.
I approve this list.
Glory is #1. That music and that scene at the end is the most effective battle scene cinematic history.
For a loooooong moment I thought you wouldn't mention "Glory", but in the end you elected it number 1. Well sir, I couldn't agree more. It still breaks my heart every time I watch it and I'm never able to stop a stubborn tear from shedding. Congratulations sir.
I love Gettysburg, I just wish the horror of what happened was conveyed a lot better though. I’d love to see it done like Saving Private Ryan i.e. don’t hold back on the gore/violence
I feel they same rewatching both gods and generals and gettysburg the battle scenes have no screaming which even glory had and many civil war films of the time, seems to be a deliberate decision to leave out screaming and crying from scenes at the aid camp and battles
@@acgakgak I still believe "Gettysburg" is a first-rate movie and a hell of a lot better than "Gods and Generals". I'm not going to make a big deal over the amount of gore shown in the film, if I believe the story is first-rate.
Gettysburg always bothered me with how bloodless the battles were. A wasted opportunity (which I know was because of the limitations of broadcast television in the 90’s).
But it truly died for me when God’s and Generals came out and heavily supported Lost Cause mythology.
Its legacy is ruined and it should be forgotten in place of other films that are truer to the horrors of war and less damaged by associating with Neo Confederate propaganda.
For me is Gettysburg the Best Movie about the American Civil War
Agreed Glory was ok and I'd never rank it over 7. Gettysburg was supposed to be a trilogy the last full measure was never made.
Gettysburg has serious issues with propagating lost cause myths...and also is just terrible from a film making point of view.
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@@dclark142002 TERRIBLE FILM? TERRIBLE?
Too 'preachy'
Glory deserved to be the #1 spot. Awesome movie hands down. Great cast and great storyline and it was one of the most accurate historical depiction of the 54th Massachusetts regiment in any war movie ever made.
I expected "Gone With The Wind" to be number one on the list.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Oh hell no, I'm surprised it's on the list personally.
I heard the film I was hired as a stunt rider will have some civil war theme scenes, it's called "horizon" directed by Kevin Costner but I only got to do the native American scenes, hope I can see it soon this summer
Glory is a great movie.
Brilliant. Buster Keaton. The General "You can lose this war without me".
The Outlaw Josey Wales was great 👍. So was Dancing with Wolves
Great choices! I love how you included The General (with the brilliant Buster Keaton).
A spot should have been reserved for "Ride with the Devil."
I miss this movie in the list too
Its up there with the outlaw Josey wales maybe even should take its spot because more than half of Josey Wales was post war.
@@dustyak79 The fight continued, Devil on another list on youtube, John Wayne and Devil should be in top 10 a tie somewhere.
@@edwardclement102 hopefully you don’t mean John Wayne’s undefeated? If you ever gets chance reading about what inspired that movie you’ll understand why. Spoiler those Confederates didn’t need some former Union cowboy to save them. They were kicking Ass all the way to Mexico City.
@@dustyak79 I thought he was referring to The Horse Soldiers. Yes, you're right about the Undefeated, but IMHO, it was a fun as heck movie . And Ride with the Devil is really good.
The list and honorable mentions missed “Friendly Persuasion” starring Gary Cooper as a converted Quaker drawn into the conflict during Morgan’s Raid into Indiana and Ohio. Excellent movie
That speech by Freeman in Glory is legendary. Great movie!
Well, he was telling the truth.
Meh, it was okay
2:04 - those guy signed their own death warrants the moment they drew on Clint! They obviously never saw "Fist Full of Dollars" or "Dirty Harry"!
I agree. Glory is number one. List is done with wisdom..
Great choice for # 1. I try to watch it @ least once a year if not twice.
Yeap, I am Hispanic, nothing of black on me, but that movie has too many layers on redemption, courage and what.it means freedom, still inspiring me even when doesn't have a happy bending
4:45 that scene Sean there was improvised and was one of the greatest improvised movie scenes in my opinion. Martin Sheen was riding from one location to another and the reenactors crowded him.
I found out that the whole Gettysburg movie was filmed by u.s. civil war reenactors. And there's like over 10,000. Oh they weren't paid they were volunteers because I'm part of the first Pennsylvania rifle/bucktails Brigade. It's just because they loved this event so much and just to show the history and some people even brought their own cannons.
The movie was also shot on location in Adams County PA where the Battle took Place! The DVD version of the movie shows some behind-the-scenes videos that cover that if the movie was not historically accurate all the re-enactors threatened to take all of their equipment and go home!
@@FSUFAN-gr2vp thank you I didn't know that.
I'd also include "Ride with the Devil" on this list. Great portrayal of the war in Missouri.
They likely won't ever make another film on the scope of Gettysburg, unfortunately.
Have a look for Gods and Generals, it's the prequel to Gettysburg
@@steviewhitt7963 I've seen it. Not as good as Gettysburg.
I was at VMI when they filmed it.
excellent movie
@@steviewhitt7963 Pretty shit movie. No wonder it never got a sequel.
@@__mindflayer__ isn't Gettysburg the sequel? In what way do you think it's shit?
what about the movie "'Gods and generals'' its the first part of "'Gettyburg" and the serie North and South with Patrick Zwayze?
Agree 100% that Glory is #1.
I’m surprised to not see ‘Gods and Generals’ on this list. It was good...but it was longer than the Civil War itself.
It’s because people will tell you it’s rife with Lost Cause revisionism
If you want to go by just by battle scenes, imo it's top 3, problem is Ron Maxwell added some unnecessary crap.
@@acdragonrider it is no one should need to tell you.
The only good thing about Gods and Generals is that it's a visually stunning film. The story, however, is very boring. You can cut an hour from the movie and nothing would change. They tried to show too many battles instead of giving us say, two really good ones. Also, there is little to no character development. it does devolve into confederate porn.
@@kyleschafer6275 The only problem with the battle scenes is that they don't show much tactics and that there is not enough gore.
I love "Gettysburg!". I have various versions of it inc VHS and the Directors Cut. Fantastic soundtrack as well!!
and Field of lost shoes? Its about a group of teenage cadets the Virginia Military who are send in to war too participated in the Battle of New Market
Good list
What about Gods and Generals? Which is about Stonewall Jackson.
Actually, to me it's about Fredericksburg
Neoconfederate porn essentially. Battles are pretty good though
The scene in Gettysburg where Lee is cheered by his troops(extras) was not scripted. The re enactors were waiting for the next scene when Martin Sheen rode by. They started cheering on their own and it was filmed and left in the movie. I don’t think it really happened at the battle. Martin Sheen said this in an interview.
I heard that the extras did it because it was Martin Sheen's birthday that day. They're actually chanting, "Sheen, Sheen, Sheen", but the film makers thought it was such a great scene they just dubbed over it with "Lee, Lee, Lee!"
They did love the man until that battle.
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I am surprised the movie "Free State of Jones", "God -and Generals" (which is the prequel to the movie Gettysburg by the same director Ronald F Maxwell who hired a bunch of re-enactors for both movies) and Field of lost shoes didn't get an honorable mention!
Eh... I think Gods And Generals kind of sucked, to be honest... it's just a big, dry, boring chronical of the first 2 years of the war, stuffed to the brim with Lost Cause myths.
Everything from "the Confederate generals wanted to end slavery", to "the rampaging, pillaging Union Army", and, of course "slaves were happy, and treated well".
Not to mention the Battle scenes are pretty lackluster, although, Gettysburg had the same problem.
@@dilloncrowe1018 Gods and Generals should have followed the style of Gettysburg just shown several Civil War Battles from both sides! Gettysburg is a good Battle Movie in terms of the Reenactors and it being shot on Location at Gettysburg
@@FSUFAN-gr2vp I disagree, I think the Battles are pretty lackluster, I think if you're going to portray Civil War combat, then you need to show RIVERS of blood, which, at battles like Antietam, Gettysburg, and Chickamauga, there were.
Again, I don't hold it much against "Gettysburg" because of the limited budget, but "Gods And Generals" had a budget nearly 3 times "Gettysburg"'s size (about 56,000,000), and can't use that same excuse.
The closest I've ever seen a film get the horrors of Civil War combat right is the opening scene to "The Free State Of Jones".
@@FSUFAN-gr2vp besides that, I think they can and should make a movie about Stonewall Jackson, but Ron Maxwell just clearly isn't the kind of director to do it. They should have made it like the Classic WW2 film "Patton", now THAT'S an unbiased depiction of a simultaneously idolized, and hated American General.
@@dilloncrowe1018 The Opening to Glory, Free State of Jones, and Cold Mountain do a much better job of depicting what a horrific experience the Civil War was. Given its release in 1993 Gettysburg was a good Civil War movie for the time.
Remember "Gettysburg" was a trilogy, no mention of "Gods and Generals"? Jeff Daniel's speech/dialogue of the Irish brigade march toward the battle of Fredericksburg was one of the most moving scenes ever.
"Gettysburg" was intended to be a trilogy, but G&G was received so poorly that the third film based off of the book "The Last Full Measure" was never made. The director Ron Maxwell did go on to do a third "civil war film" called "Copperhead", but that (also poorly received film) had nothing to do with trilogy "Gettysburg" and "Gods and Generals" were supposed be a part of.
"god's and generals" is pure southern propaganda
@@TX.SpaceCowboy have you seen G&G? The main and sadness part of G&G was about Irish people against Irish people. It was a slaughterhouse and a tragedy that these units met of the field of battle. Conclusion was a healthy respect for the bravery of the Northern troops. Nit sure how you can conclude propaganda. It was entirely fact based.
@@jamesknowles1907 Bro. That was literally ONE scene. After that it was painting the South as saintly. At least in most American Civil War films on the side of the Union they show the negatives of the Union army but in G&G? No, they paint the CSA as heroic.
Lastly, the speech with Joshua paints him as a conqueror saying the speech of Julius Caesar which NEVER HAPPENED. “Based on facts” my ass dude.
@@__mindflayer__ no i won't convert your opinion in a great conversation about a good MOVIE into an act of name calling. But riddle me this...if your "kind" wins we are back at war and more than 700k dies this time. If we can understand, appreciate and move on, we just might achieve the original purpose of this great nation... the experiment.
Just so you know, i believe, the south was right on every issue it made minus slavery. That was clearly wrong and the Portuguese should pay. But you might have to be open minded and open a book at some point to understand wear i'm coming from with those remarks.
The outlaw Jose wale’s is one of the best movies
Dances with wolves
I think Gettysburg is the best civil war movie and field of the lost shoes is number 2 don't know if the fact that field of the lost shoes is from the Confederate side hurt it I'm also surprised God and generals wasn't in the honorable mention
I always liked Gettysburg. In fact, it was the first Civil War movie I've seen in the theater. It has a special place. The fight at Little Round Top had me on the edge of my sit. Field of lost Shoes caught me off guard...it was a good movie. But Glory didn't hold anything back and was uncompromising and that ending was amazing.
Blue and the gray is my favorite. Cried all the time through that one
Gangs of New York definitely merited a mention.
"Gangs of New York" is not about the American Civil war, @Brendan Holohan.
@missiavu it happens during it. And the War fuels powder keg that eventually blew up
Honestly Gettysburg should be on very close second place after Glory or even on first because it's better war movie.
Gettysburg is still my favorite civil war film.
Hot take..... I loved Gods and Generals
I was just thinking why they left out "Gods and generals", it was a very epic and well made movie
@@Moja421 It was a lost cause narrative
@@Moja421 It's actually a terrible film. No story and no character development. Might as well have made a documentary.
The Free State of Jones I believe should have had a mention
I don't. The story is fascinating but the movie was bad, poorly shot, poorly paced, poor attention to detail, etc.
That movie is pure garbage 😂
Just watch the 'glory movie,not surprised it's top 1 movies,so amazed me
1) Gone with the Wind
2) Shenandoah
3) Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Vampire Hunter i recommend it
Serbian Ultras it’s actually a good bloody movie
@@serbianultras5030 I hated it, but a lot of that is because when you're watching a Tim Burton movie, you want it to have that feel. It was more like an X-Men Movie. The only time I liked Vampires fighting for the south was in the Twilight series. Highlander also had some cool Civil War stuff. I believe Duncan MacCloud was a Union man, if memory serves.
@@Joe-sc8fu ever watched "Dead Birds?" It's a Civil War Western Horror.
@@benjamhouse7330 No, I honestly havnt even heard of It. But, I'll check it out.
Im glad glory was the number one, it had the best picture and story of the war, the ending is hard but amazing, hope we get a new civil war theme movie like that
Cold Mountain should have been #2.
Agree. GLORY is a great film.
I saw Glory in the theater on a school field trip back in 89. I was in the 6th grade and have been fascinated with the American Civil War ever since. Gods and Generals deserve a mention as well.
Most of the 'best Civil War' movies review on YT are dogsh*t except for this one which is well delivered. Well done.
Very Good. Good The Bad and the Ugly is my all time favourite film. It couldn't be made today. Gods and Generals is also great.
Agreed.
Glory is my favorite idk why
"Dances with the wolves" is not especially a movie about Civil war even if the introductive scene is a Civil war drama.
Neither is ''The Good The Bad & The Ugly.'' Josey Wales isn't really a ''civil war'' movie, either.
red badge of courage the protagonist is a deserter yet they got aduie murphy the most decorated soldier in ww2 to play him
Gettysburg has a lot of fiction to get you emotionally tied in. I agree 100% and bout Glory being the best. The 54th Massachusetts was a brave, and sacrificed regiment.
But a huge problem in Good, Bad, and Ugly. Notice that the men (except for Tuco) wear cartridge belts, with cartridges in the loops. However everyone is using cap and ball revolvers (which are loaded with loose powder in the revolver chambers ignited by copper caps containing fulminate of mercury and placed on nipples at the back of the cylinder). The problem was that the US Patent Office had allowed a man named Rollin White to patent cylinders bored all the way through. The patent was licensed to Smith & Wesson, which only made pocket revolvers in .22 short and .32 rimfire during the Civil War. Not until 1872 did the patent expire and Colt was able to design its famous revolver for centerfire cartridges.
Colt was always able to produce cartridge revolvers, simply chose not to do so for legal reasons. The 1861 Prescott revolver is an example of what was possible and the .44 Bacon revolver would have been the most powerful cartridge revolver of the war. Rollin White went broke defending his patent, btw. It is enough that TGTBATU used open top revolvers, many of them being period correct, so much better than Hollywood.
I file that under NOBODY CARES. If you need to get that technically minute to enjoy or not enjoy a movie, take up another hobby. Even most of the soldiers who fought in the actual American Civil War would not be hung up on the minutia of a weapon like that so why should you? Your "huge problem" is a TINY problem.
I recently watch the good, the bad and the ugly and i find it the best film i have seen so far
I'm really surprised at the number of people who think the American Revolutionary War(1775 to 1783) film The Patriot is about the War Between the States(1861 to 1865). What's up with that?
Glory was life changing to watch
A little disappointed "The Blue and the Gray" didn't get mentioned.
Right-Wing BDSM Guy not a movie
I thought it was terrible. The "battles" seemed to feature TENS of reenactors.
was it not a tv series rather than a movie - as was North - also not covered in this category?
I really belive that The Horse Soldiers should be om the Top 10. I realize that as an older film this may not have the same feel as newer movies, but the battle scene is very good. I don't think The General should be included, not because it is a bad film, but because it's depiction of war isn't that great. If you think a comedy like this belongs on the list, then why not Whistling in Dixie? That actually has a very good battle scene.
The fact that you put the good, the bad and the ugly above both Gettysburg and gods and generals is a crime
Around 1968 in North County Dublin Ireland at the age of 7 my school organised a fund raiser showing a movie in the gym hall after hours. It was a Schilling to get in (about 10 cents). The movie was Shenandoah and i was hooked on the Civil War forever. I've read about it, studied it, visited Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, Vicksburg, Stones River and more. In Sept at age 62 I'll visit Bull Run, the scene on the first card in the Civil War card series from the late 60's. I still have that card collection. And that's all i gotta say about that..... in my best Southern accent!
Glory is such an awesome and powerful movie. And such a bitter sweet ending.
I was wondering about Patriot and Free State of Jones.
The Patriot is about the American Revolutionary War - 1775 to 1783, not the War Between the States - 1861 to 1865.
Gettysburg should be in the top three if not the number spot.
Agree. Glory is the best.
A great list again!
The Hateful Eight? I know it happens after the events of Civil War but it's an important theme in the film.
Django Unchained is a fantastic western too.
I finally thinks that the number one place for "Glory", even if it is a very great movie, is a political choice. Artistically, according me, it is "Gone with the wind" which deserves this number one.
Glad to see both Shenandoah and The General in there, as well as the Horse Soldiers. I've seen 'Birth of a Nation' - the first half, with the battle scenes, is a great movie. I couldn't believe the second half was made by the same director, it was just so awful!
I've seen "The Birth Of A Nation" several times and you're right about the second half being so bad. I mean, showing the black people as the villains terrorizing the white Southerners and portraying the Ku Klux Klan as the heroes, when we all know that just the opposite was the case? WHAT A JOKE!
No wonder this film wasn't on the list, and I assumed it would be, since it's still considered a cinematic masterpiece (especially, as you pointed out, in the first half depicting the Civil War) despite its racist themes.
One could liken it to "JFK" (1991), Oliver Stone's personal take on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (11/22/1963), because it too was praised as a technically excellent movie, but was also criticized for mixing historical facts with fiction, thereby presenting an inaccurate view of the death of the President and the alleged "conspiracy" behind it. Among other things, it depicted New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (who prosecuted New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw for complicity in the assassination) as a modern day David fighting the Goliath of conspiracy and government cover-ups in his efforts to learn the truth about what happened in Dallas, Texas, on that fateful day, when in reality, Garrison wasn't so honest and heroic, but was in fact, a rather unscrupulous man who threatened and harassed potential witnesses in the case, who supposedly manufactured and/or suppressed evidence, and didn't even bother to make a closing statement to the jury (one of his assistants did that), as Kevin Costner did when he played Jim Garrison in the film. The fact is that the case against Clay Shaw was doomed right from the start, and, not surprisingly, the accused was acquitted of all charges.
While the murder of President Kennedy left a lot of unanswered questions and the evidence and testimony were full of contradictions, it doesn't prove that Clay Shaw was involved or that Jim Garrison was the "good guy" in this historical event.
In short, in both "The Birth Of A Nation" and "JFK," made 76 years apart from each other, the filmmaking was great, but the history was not!
DW Griffith was so attacked after making the movie he made another called The Intolerable’s.
I watched Glory in my grade 9 Social Studies class and it was awesome. Amazing acting by the cast and such an amazing story. And now I'm in grade 12 and I watched the movie for the second time but this time with my brother who's in grade 9 and he loved the movie
The good the bad and the ugly is my all time favorite too.
The series seasons 1 and 2 of "North and South", Ride with the devils, God and general, Andersonville are more axed on Secession than the spaghettis westerns.
You didn't mention Gods and Generals 1 time in the whole video!
I agree with the list. Except the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. It should have been Cold Mtn or the Horse Soldiers. Maybe Free State of Jones for 2nd.
Disagree. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was an outstanding Civil War movie.
Glory is my favorite
cool.
in 5:40 you see the mortar in the back malfuntion
You're not going to like this but, for better-or-worse (in this case WORSE!) the infamous silent film "Birth of A Nation" (1915) has to be included here. Yes, that movie IS stomach-churning, I don't deny that! But it is historically important and should have been acknowledged! Yes, and slammed!
Glory is amazing!!
My opinion, the ones I want to watch first is Lincoln and glory
Glory and dances with wolves !!!
I miss Gods and Generals
Much of Gettysburg is wooden to me. The two performances that standout in my mind are Jeff Daniels and Richard Jordan's. But as they are the real focus of The Killer Angles maybe that's to be expected.
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what about field of Lost Shoes
No offense, but that one I did not like
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Sucks that they stopped making civil war movies about 30 years ago. But there’s a new hundred million dollar WW2 show or Movie every tuesday
google says ;cold mountain 2003 is the best....hav'nt heard of it. just noticed it got 'an honarable mention' but didnt make the list.
As an American it feels weird asking a UK UA-camr to do this, but... top 10 American Revolutionary War movies?
Haha don't worry about it, it's an important part of history. We have previously looked at making this video, but it doesn't seem like there have been that many "mainstream" movies about the Revolutionary War. We'll definitely have a look though, see if we can get a list together. Thanks for the comment!
@@SmashingUKProductions Whoa, a response. Yeah, I did notice a lack of them. Which is kinda disappointing since I'm studying that era for a story I'm writing.
Don't get me wrong, I love history. But sometimes a good story from that era can provide inspiration.
Gods and generals while not as good as Glory or Gettysburg should be in this list.
dragged on a bit too much!
Nothing beats Lincoln
Can you play all this movies on tele...
I know I'm late, but Free State of Jones should've been number 2 or even 1.
Like your videos. Gettysburg was not the turning point of the war. Battle of Vicksburg was. Same day same year, far larger impact on the war.
Another great video
I don’t get why you don’t get a lot of views, you deserve it ❤️❤️
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Thanks Bridget. It's mainly due to our three-year hiatus between 2017 and 2020 unfortunately. Prior to 2017 our views were much higher, unfortunately due to us taking a break we lost some of our subscribers, but our aim now is to build our audience back. Thanks for the comment!
Smashing UK Productions I hope you do get your old views back ❤️❤️
What’s your nexts video going to be?
Gods and Generals?
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What about gods and generals
Dances with Wolves isnt a Civil War movie. Its a Western w/ a Civil War scene.
Actually "Ride with the Devil" is the best.
This. That's one awesome movie!
excellent movie
I am actually related to Steven crane
Cold Mountain
I think Glory and the dollar trio is the best movies
Field of lost shoes?
list was made by some woke leftist it why it not in the list same for gods and general
How was glory the best??
"Glory" deserves its number one, indeed, but what about the great classical "Birth of a Nation" made in 1915 by D. W. Griffith, even if this movie was objectively racist ?.....