We Need More Revolutionary War Movies

You may be right. There really aren't very many good films about it. The only other one I can think of is Drums Along the Mohawk (1939), but that doesn't really focus on the war itself.

Not a movie, an HBO miniseries--John Adams (2008). Really good stuff.

Guns Along the Mohawk is a great classic movie that I've always liked.

I have been wondering about this for years. I read a book recently about Washington and his time in the French and Indian War and you could easily do a movie.

There are two that I'd like to suggest ...

1. The Crossing (2000) - a made for TV film regarding Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas eve in order to attack Trenton. Jeff Daniels played General Washington. It was shown on A&E.

2. Sons of Liberty (2015) - a three part mini-series that was shown on The History Channel. It's set mostly in Boston, although parts of it are set in Philadelphia. It covers the exploits of Sam Adams, Paul Revere, John Hancock, Dr. Samuel Warren, John Adams, Ben Franklin and George Washington. The mini-series mostly covers the events that led up to the Revolutionary War, and not the actual war itself, as the mini-series ends with the ratification of the Declaration of Independence and the start of the British attack on New York.

I vote for more WWI movies(seriously, it's fascinating). WWII gets all the attention and all the chicks. Let some other war play for a while.