War Movies: New Releases, Top Rated & Upcoming

This war movies page is Filmoria's dedicated war movie database - built around military conflict and stories set in wartime, bringing together new war releases, popular picks and year-by-year highlights, with every war movie linking through to fuller coverage on the site.

Every rating shown on a war movie card is sourced from TMDB, the third-party film database Filmoria pulls its data from, not from Filmoria's own review team.

Yes - further down the page you'll find rows linking out to related genres, and the Genres page (linked in the breadcrumb above) lists every category Filmoria tracks beyond war.

Scroll down to the yearly sections on this page - each one surfaces popular war titles from that release year, with a link through to the full year's list.

Rather than splitting results across numbered pages, this page loads an initial batch of war titles and appends more each time you click "Load More," so browsing war movies never needs a page reload.

A 0.0 score usually just means that war title hasn't collected enough votes yet on TMDB - common for titles that are newly listed, unreleased, or otherwise light on data.

"British" describes Filmoria the site, not the films it covers - this page spans war titles from the UK, the US and beyond, including non-English-language releases built around military conflict and stories set in wartime.

No - this page sticks to war movies specifically. TV shows and games each have their own dedicated sections elsewhere on Filmoria.

It opens that title's full page on Filmoria, with a synopsis, rating, release details and, where Filmoria has covered it, a full review or news piece.

New titles and rating changes are added on a rolling basis as war movies get released or as Filmoria publishes fresh coverage - there's no fixed refresh schedule.

You can, via the search icon in the site header - handy if you know exactly which war title you're after and don't want to scroll.

They're pulled from TMDB alongside the ratings, so they tend to show the original worldwide release date rather than a UK-specific one.

Yes - titles are tagged with every genre that applies, so a war title can also turn up under another genre page if it crosses over, the way an action-comedy shows up in both Action and Comedy.

Not exactly - TMDB and IMDb are run separately, so a war title's score or details here won't always match what you'd find on IMDb.

It's a TMDB gap rather than a Filmoria one - artwork is pulled from their database, and not every title has a poster uploaded there yet.

Each one pulls out a handful of well-rated war titles from that specific release year as a quick sample - click through to browse the full year.

This page filters down to war - military conflict and stories set in wartime - while the main Movies List page mixes every genre together in one feed.

Not through the page directly - reach out to Filmoria via their contact page and let them know which war title is missing.

Yes - the page spans decades of war releases rather than just recent titles, and the yearly sections further down are a quick way to dig into older years.

The Genres page, linked in the breadcrumb at the top of this page, lists every category Filmoria covers.