Service On Celluloid

The 2004 German film “Downfall” is much more than the Internet memes it’s arguably most known for. This week our panelis... Read more

The 1970 blockbuster “Patton” was honored with multiple Academy Awards, including a Best Actor trophy for George C. Scot... Read more

Celebrated WWII epic "Saving Private Ryan" turns 20 this summer. It remains one of the most famous depictions of World W... Read more

This week we bring you the much-anticipated dissection of Michael Bay’s grandiose portrayal of "Pearl Harbor" at the tur... Read more

Though World War II takes only a few minutes of screen time in “It's a Wonderful Life,” the film has many links to the w... Read more

In 1970, Roger Ebert had some harsh words for the Mike Nichols-directed cinematic version of Joseph Heller's WWII classi... Read more

Rick came to Casablanca for the waters. He was misinformed. This week, the “Service on Celluloid” podcast panel informs ... Read more

This week the panel takes aim at 1976’s "Midway," co-starring Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda, and Hal Holbrook—as well as ... Read more

Based on the research of author Robert M. Edsel, the 2014 film "The Monuments Men" has a big-name cast (George Clooney, ... Read more

Operation Market Garden, the ill-fated Airborne action of mid-September 1944, is the subject of Richard Attenborough’s s... Read more

This week our panel sits down with Sara Abosch-Jacobson from The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum to discuss 200... Read more

This week our panelists are joined by critically acclaimed author and professor, Dr. Alexandra Richie, to judge the 2008... Read more

“Train them! Excite them! Arm them! . . . Then turn them loose on the Nazis!” read a marketing slogan for 1967’s “The Di... Read more

The story of Adolf Eichmann has been told and retold, but how does 2018’s “Operation Finale” compare to the past? Hear o... Read more

In our discussion of "Hell Is for Heroes" (1962), we talk about the repercussions of the “replacement soldier” during th... Read more

Roger Ebert opened his review of 1970s’s Tora! Tora! Tora! by calling it “one of the deadest, dullest blockbusters ever ... Read more

This week our experts look at the masterpiece, Schindler’s List. Exploring the relationship between businessman Oskar Sc... Read more

This week’s episode takes a hard look at The Best Years of Our Lives, the timeless film about veterans and the battles t... Read more

This week our panelists discuss the misery, hope, and humor seen in 1949’s “Battleground,” a tale of the 327th GIR of th... Read more

For this week’s episode, our panel takes on the Brad Pitt vehicle "Fury." We will be discussing director David Ayer’s gr... Read more