Collect war movies of the 60s, card by card

Reelics holds 56 war movies of the 60s, from 1960 to 1969, and every one of them is a card to collect. That is 7.4% of all war movies in the catalog. Top of the ranking: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964), at the Must-See level. No film here reaches the Masterpiece level: the top tier holds 3 Must-See cards (5.4% of the total). Now Showing cards, the easiest to pull, are only 46% of the total: cult classics weigh heavily here. Every rank comes from our rarity score: a film that is well rated, widely seen, covered by Wikipedia in many languages and a landmark of its era climbs toward the rarest tiers. To gather these cards, open boosters: one free every 10 minutes, and the rarer a card, the less often it drops.

films to collect
56
Period
1960 to 1969
Top
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
Rarity breakdown
  • Masterpiece0
  • Must-See3
  • Acclaimed9
  • Recommended18
  • Now Showing26

Among war movies of the 60s, the top tier holds 3 Must-See cards. Save your seat to try and pull them when the game opens.

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The ranking

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