If you like Inglorious Bastards, you'll probably like The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare

Blues Brothers. Not sure if any of them DIE, directly, but I've got a feeling not all of them survived off-screen.

V for vendetta.

Antagonists are not explicitly Nazis, just racist and homophobic authoritarians preaching religous hate against immigrants.

I see nobody mentioned Sisu here.

It's an absolute banger about a Finnish badass that finds gold in Nazi occupied Finland.

Definitely Iron Sky, with Inglorious Bastards as a close second.

Saving Private Ryan goes pretty hard once they're off the beach.

Some of mine or my wife's favourites in no particular order

• Iron sky
• Iron Sky 2 (even better than the first in my opinion)
• Yoga Hosers
• Kung Fury
• Captain America
• Hellboy (though to a lesser extent than the rest although Nazis are the main villains)

Inglorious basterds

Once you're done with the movies, might I recommend you look into a video game where you get to shoot some Nazis yourself?

The "Wolfenstein" video game series might be a good starting point

Ministry of ungentlemanly warfare.

I LOVE this move! It is so much fun! :D

Jojo Rabbit! It's a fantastic movie

Inglourious Basterds, no contest. Second is the Dirty Dozen.

Jojo Rabbit!

• Saving Private Ryan
• Fury
• The Big Red One
• Force Ten From Navarone (it is a sequel to The Guns of Navarone, which is also great)
• The Dirty Dozen
• Patton
• Memphis Belle
• Victory (While no Nazi’s are killed in the movie watching them get humiliated is nice) It is sometimes called “Escape to Victory”.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

IRON SKY

Nazis from the dark side of the moon return to Earth in flying saucers to finish the Third Reich.

It is glorious

Danger Five.

I'm taking out the Sit Down Shotgun, so sit down and watch it. But above all, Kill Hitler!

The Ministry of ungentlemanly warfare

SAS rogue heros

Are a couple more.

Movie? Could use more of this in the news.

Kung Fury, short, insanely over the top, leans into satirizing the 80s steroid-action movie machismo, just plain fun movie.

Dead Snow is a fun one.

Inglorious Basterds would be up there for sure.

Indiana Jones

Raiders and Last Crusade.

I'm shocked that no one has mentioned the Rocketeer.

It's a cult movie about an out-of-work pilot and his mechanic who find a jetpack. They want to use it to try and fly more airshows and get out of debt. But the mob wants it back because they stole it for a Hollywood movie star, who's secretly a Nazi spy. And the FBI wants it because they want it back to keep it out of the hands of the Nazis. Meanwhile, the dude is just trying his best to survive, and accidentally ends up being a superhero.

It's such a great movie, if you liked Indiana Jones, you'll like the Rocketeer.

It's a spoof, but the nazi killing goes hard: Kelly's Heros

Where eagles dare is my all time favourite WW2 film has Clint Eastwood and Richard Burton.

There's a terrible movie about a ww2 squad that finds an ancient artefact which transports the to the future where the world is dominated by giant, nazi, alien spiders. Helmets and everything. It goes right through terrible and out the other side. I feel like it would be a good choice. Can't remember what it's called tho, I was very hi at the time.

Fury and Overlord. The former is gritty as hell the latter is more sci-fi. Both are fantastic.

It's not Nazis, it's a about a massive phishing conspiracy, but The Beekeeper is about Jason Statham slaughtering his way through it, and it's sooooo fucking satisfying.

The Dirty Dozen has a very cathartic finale, nearly on the level of the cinema fire from Inglorious Basterds.

The Great Escape is a classic for a reason

Inglorious Basterds

Colditz, Victory, Stalag 17, Von Ryan's Express, and the best of them all, The Great Escape.

Making fools of Nazis.

Here are some of my favorites. I'm an older guy so the films may be a bit dated.

The Longest Day - the quintessential D-Day movie starring everyone that was anyone.

The Devil's Brigade - a film that, in this era of tension between Canada and the USA, shows how we used to stand, fight, and die with each other.

Sink The Bismarck - thrilling sea story about the hunt for the famous Kriegsmarine battleship by the Royal Navy. Only issue is that it characterizes the German Admiral, Gunter Lutjens, as a fervent Nazi. He was actually one of the few officers that didn't give Hitler the Nazi salute.

Enemy at the Gates - about Vasili Zaitsev, one of the Soviet Union's top snipers who participated in the battle of Stalingrad. While the romance plot is one hundred percent tacked on unnecessarily, it truly captures the brutality and ruin of urban combat. Also has Ron Pearlman, so goddamn brilliance right there.

Freaky Tales is a relatively new one that is essentially a collection of short stories that link together; what links them together is how the various protagonists all end up kicking the shit out of a group of neo-nazis who have been terroizing the city.