Recommend several war films of American independence, civil war and Napoleonic era, that is, the musket era.

The American War of Independence, Patriot, seems to be rare.

American Civil War-Gettysburg, Gods and Generals, Glorious Campaign, War and Peace

Napoleonic wars movies:

Farewell to Bonaparte (1985, France)

Napoleon in Austerlitz (1960, France)

(Also known as Battle of Austerlitz and The Glorious History of Napoleon, as the title of the film, the Chinese version was dubbed by the upper translation)

Powerful mountains and rivers (1957, USA)

The story is set during Napoleon's attack on Spain and the protagonist is not Napoleon.

War and Peace (1968, Soviet Union)

(reflecting Napoleon's attack on Russia, but not taking Napoleon as the protagonist. The film lasted more than 8 hours, and many regular soldiers participated in the filming. In addition to the Soviet version, there are three more famous versions of War and Peace, including the American version, the British version and the European version, but the most acclaimed version is the Soviet version)

Battle of Waterloo (1970, Soviet Union)

(Needless to say, from the perspectives of Wellington and Napoleon, we look at this battle from a neutral standpoint, highlighting the concept of "one will succeed and ten thousand bones will dry up")

Mr Napoleon (France, 2003)

(reflecting Napoleon's last days in St. Helena)

Me and Napoleon (Italy, 2006)

Describe Napoleon's life in St. Helena in a comedy way.

The love story of Napoleon (1954, USA), also known as Napoleon and Darius)

The Napoleonic Wars (2002, German) (also known as Memoirs of Napoleon), some online stores have a CD called Napoleon, starring Christian Clarville. The film is very long and consists of four stories: the horn of war, the glory of the king, the turning point of fate and the Battle of Waterloo. It completely reflects Napoleon's main deeds, but it is not as detailed as the movies devoted to a certain battle, such as the Battle of Austerlitz and the Battle of Waterloo.

Russian-Turkish War Movies;

Heroes of Szipka, Soviet Union 1953.

Turkey opening ceremony

Charge of light cavalry brigade

Ninth company

Navy: Captain and Commander