The Bridge on the River Kwai /The Guns of Navarone [VHS]

The Blu Ray picture and sound quality in each movie is excellent. The Bridge on the River Kwai captures the horror of this actual Japanese prisoner of war camp during WW II. Most prisoners there died from diseases, overwork, and starvation. Some key scenes in the movie are fiction, but the overall story of courage and survival in the midst of death in the camp is real and a story worth seeing. A friend's Father survived this terrible camp and I was fortunate enough to read his diary about life and death in the camp. Overall, the movie accurately reflects the camp.The second movie, Guns of Navarone. is fiction but it is a great WW II commando action movie. It is one of my favoriteI movies. Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, David Niven and other actors give excellent performance.

We loved this 2 pack so exciting didn't know what was next

It was a gift for my father, it was one of his favorite movies and he loved it remastered.

I love this two movie package, both with incredible Blue Ray features! Of the two movies, Bridge On The River Kwai is much, much stronger. The jungle is so real, the cinematography captures every leaf on every tree. And the performances are so powerful, and capture so much humanity. Everything from the laid back American sex appeal of William Holden to the terrible loneliness and dignity of the great Alec Guinness. The last forty minutes have the most suspense of any World War II classic, and the arrival of the train is literally explosive!I wasn't so crazy about Guns of Navarone. It's too long and the action scenes are too sporadic. But this two movie package on Blu Ray was an incredible bargain!

Saw these movies when i was i high school, and they were great now decades later still fantastic.