One of the worst films of 2010

Maybe you should elaborate some more. And yes, it's all war films.

The Pianist was pretty much extremely realistic, especially as compared to Uprising (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0250798/) where the Jews are gunning down Germans left and right and blowing up Tiger tanks (seriously). But of course it was based on a true story (a memoir) and even the director was a survivor of the Holocaust in Poland.

Here it's called Battle of England (Bitwa o Anglie: http://www.filmweb.pl/film/Bitwa+o+Angli%C4%99-1969-4202). And yes, it and A Bridge Too Far were very realistic for this era (1969/1977) and so should be given their due.

And what's with your anti-Americanism? In that case you should rather like Born on the Fourth of July even more, now you're being pretty schizophrenic after your "American US-is-best-fest" comment.

I also see you voiced just no opinion about Fires on the Plain, Katyn, Paths of Glory, Tobruk, The Grey Zone, Cold Mountain, Son of the Morning Star, Army of Shadows, Casualties of War, In Darkness, Andersonville and The Ascent. Why?

I would add more films to the lists, but often something fails to click, like the lack of automatic rifles and machine guns among the Americans in The Thin Red Line, in Hamburger Hill the NVA all have American machine guns, and in Saving Private Ryans it's Spielberg giving the Germans these stupid skinhead haircuts among other things. (Both The Thin Red Line and Hamburger Hill also made the US casualties appear worse than in it was in the real battles and even in the novel, which is also unrealistic.)

And 71 is just retarded. It's even worse than Uprising. It's like this Rambo parody scene in Hot Shots II, like Green Berets with John Wayne but with Red Dawn style commando schoolchildren. It's roughly as realistic as these 1980s films with Chuck Norris (Delta Force, Missing in Action, what not) or these idiotic Russian films about the spetsnaz from the 2000s.