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Although he's known primarily for his westerns and noirs, director Anthony Mann tried his hand at a number of genres, including war films. Perhaps the best of his rare combat movies, 1957's Men in War, lacks the grandeur of war epics from the same period, but more than makes up for that with a psychological complexity that's startling for its time. What starts off as a story of survival quickly turns into a tense two-header that interrogates the very nature of warfare, examining the traumatic effects of combat on the men who are forced to engage in it.