Dear Hollywood, If We Win The Next War, Will You Stop Making WWII Movies?

I don't watch any war movies so it doesn't matter to me whether it stops or not.

We’ve overdone it on World War II movies and now we’re just rinsing and repeating the same tired narrative.
So long as the acting isn’t terrible, or the plot awful, even a mediocre film set during the Second World War is going to do well with an American audience. We love that shit — dead Nazis, all-American heroes, massive battles, and, most importantly, a major victory for the United States. In the coming months, we’ll see four more additions to this genre: “Hacksaw Ridge,” “Allied,” “Dunkirk,” and “USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage.”