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The Allies were wrong too
Ferne 2022-03-24 09:02:12
War has never had mercy. This film can boldly describe the failure of the Allied forces, which is director Richard Edin Paul's understanding of war. The war between the two sides is only about military deployment, and he also has some plots that the Germans can also negotiate to let the wounded be evacuated first, but he does not express that the Germans stink so much. Some movies are meant to express the importance of people (the wounded), and to say that the allied forces on the side of justice will not be free of cost, nor will they be victorious generals!
Extended Reading
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Zula 2022-03-25 09:01:10
Only the British dared to use such a big production to film a tragic failure of a famous British general in World War II. The film can be described as a gathering of stars, Sean Connery, Anthony Hopkins, Gene Hackman, James Caan and others have experienced this strategic failure in their respective teams. The movie war scenes have a grand layout, which not only presents the strategy and tactics in multi-line operations, but also pays attention to the details of building bridges and paving the way to save the lives and wounds from the hail of bullets. Compared with modern conventional war films, the process is too streamlined, and the lack of scene focus affects viewing, but the film's war science and education narrative has far-reaching significance.
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Americo 2022-04-23 07:02:34
The 1977 film still looks magnificent now~
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[repeated line]
Maj. Julian Cook: Hail Mary full of grace... Hail Mary full of grace...
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Lt. General Horrocks: [as he drives past a parked tank with 'Berlin Next Stop' painted on it] Morning Derek! Glad to see someone knows where we're going!