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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Beyond The Line - It's the close of World War II. Unwilling to surrender, rogue German forces shoot down a returning British squadron leaving Sydney Baker wounded and lost with the enemy closing in. He's saved by American soldier and the duo must face their fears, both internal and external, to defeat the enemy and make it back to friendly territory alive.
2019. Stars: Chris Walters, Jackson Berlin, Darren Andrichuk
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The movie is not bad but also not as good as it could have been Maybe a British version of Pvt Ryan but the reality of war and it’s survivors always brings tears. Remember the Veterans
B happy it's free ok
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He's now private ryan
When you think of things today, not much to be proud of but Galante war heros like this man gives respect for those who gave it all for this country! Bravo.
I like the honesty of this movie. Not every man was capable of killing. Some men needed someone to protect, something to keep them fighting.
I am beyond grateful, humbled and thankful for all of those that fight and all that support those that fight, but for there to be bravery there must also be cowardice.
He was beyond a coward!
Millions of men served on both sides. Each had their own perspectives of the war including civilians. Millions of stories to be told. It's a period not to be repeated God bless them all
He wasn't much of a fighter! But he did go visit the soldier who helped him stay alive. Bravo!
Just now saw this movie. A really big mistake. Since Baker took both of Summers dog tags, how was his body ever identified ?
1:12:58 this ending scene made me cry. It changed my look on the elders and the veterans and those who died who fought in world war 2. God bless them. 🙏🏻✝️
Same here. All the scenes of death and bloodshed I didn't shed a tear. At the ending scene with Old Sydney Baker at the graveside I cried like a baby.
Not just this war, but all the wars, in all the countries, in all the world, there are those that never come home an those that do. War is a terrible business. If only mankind could find another way other than war to settle diffrences.🙏
After seeing what the germans did to the soldiers hanging in the trees and to the american soldier, he still couldn't fight the germans. Thank God not all were like him. A coward and decrease to the uniform.
Once a coward, always a coward.
How could you live with yourself knowing that you didn't keep your promise to the man who saved your life.... His family deserved better
I am proud to stand along beside you in that you also are not another politically correct person. The honest truth is the truth.
Yea, I did not like the idea of he did not give the letter & dog tags to his family.
Even if he could not find them on his own. I would think if you sent them to the US military branch with a letter giving details it would get them to his family.
you mean better than a guy who cuts himself out of a chute in a tree and screams for his life as he falls two feet to the floor
If you were in his situation, what would you do. Pray you never have to find out
@Sam Gibson, he was definitely an absolute 100% Coward, who did absolutely NOTHING to help his country! And I don’t know how he lived with himself either! That American soldier saved his life over and over while he sat there crying! The American fought his heart out for England! I believe I saw the picture of that brave soldier, private William Summers. He probably would’ve made it, if he would’ve had a tiny bit of help.
Not to be cruel and selfish but I would of have left that coward where he was found in the beginning. It's more risky to drag a bag around then going in alone.
But then there wouldn’t be a movie about an America. Brave hero saving a soyboy from Britain
He was a dumb ass dude
He save him to tell this story...his value really. Then again I dont think he really plan to live just take out much of the enemy before they got him.
Shoulda used him for bait more often, it was his only use.
Ya thatis actually is cruel n selfish of u to saybut i get wat u mean
In the end the Brit still had William's letter to wife and dog tags for son 55+ years later. He had a FEAR of flying and HELL he could of walked to the American embassy in London. By the way, US Army graves registration WILL HAVE A HARD TIME if there is NO tag (of the two tags) left with the American body for ID purposes. Then William's body show up in a named grave in an US cemetery. To this day, there are unknown World War II soldiers buried all over Europe, including unknown American in the American National Cemeteries of Europe.
I was thinking of the same thing. A man without dog tags. The Brit was clueless in battle as well as after war life, wasn't he? He tried? I don't think so.
Also that didn't look like an American military cemetery
@@stevt100 yes
Worthless, spineless 'til the end; he didn't even turn the letter & dog tags over to the US Armed Forces. Just left them out on the headstone . We had a guy in our unit like him---for about 3 days.
The actor who played America was a true warrior!
The actor is a war veteran/hero, or the character he plays is?
@@bobsmoot2392 he was a one man killing machine
Mad respect to all soldiers ..no matter the country you fought for ..they all chose to fight for something they believe in and be a part of something bigger than themselves ...that alone is enough for me ..
الحروب قتل الناس وسرقه ثرواتهم والحجج كثيرة لذالك تباً الدول الاستعمارية الحقيرة
Not everyone is cut out for the reality of battle. He wasn't a coward . Why today we select our fighting soldiers and put them through hard training. The draft put many unsuitable men into battle who today would be rejected. These boys also caused good men to die needlessly.
Name Vet. 1969
He was a coward. No way around that. You embarrass yourself and insult real veterans when you defend him.
@@jimharmon1509 you don't know what you are talking about
@@jimharmon1509 smh... dam ppl like you are the reason why i question this WORLD
Far too many soldiers are exactly like that when first under fire. freeze. panic. you need a good scare to rattle you into realizing if you don't want to go home in a bag, it's you or them. For many that means someone close getting injured or worse before they wake up and get into it. The worst are the ones that play toy soldier and are all talk and no do. More likely to walk you straight into hell then help you get out of it. Once i had enough stripes i gave those types privy shovels.
The Brit was a coward and should be ashamed to tell the story, it's a good thing he mentioned the persons that saved him!
He shouldn’t have been in the army, because the American soldier kept saving his cowardly life over and over, while he kept complaining about him not waiting until the Nazis shoot first. That’s dumb thinking in a war with Nazis that kill babies, and the disabled! He was a 100% worthless coward!! And it was his country that would’ve been taken by the Germans, not the US! If he got a soldier’s pension, he didn’t earn it! That poor American soldier fought all by himself, killing about 100 soldiers by himself, and that coward did absolutely NOTHING!!
Agree!
It was a good movie, but I wanted to slap that coward 1,000 times.
Maybe you would have just run away instead of staying the American soldier.
@@stephenanderle5422 Most probably for a young man with limited military training.
I completely agree with you. It made me so angry with this coward
You and me both.
Bird shit in the angel's eye, says everything about war a body needs to know . A humble American veteran.
He could not even return his dog tags. Sorry Brit
The Brit was a coward from the start, to the finish! His last act, should have been to travel hell and high water, to find and meet with the American soldier's family!
When forced into a situation where a coward becomes a threat to your survival... kill the coward first then the enemy! A war isn't whos right an wrong...its just whos left in the end that counts .
Yea I bet the real story was that he cost the American his life. Even from his self serving version you could see he was a constant liability
What a great MOVIE ..... Today VETERANS DAY ,,,, 11/11/2020 ... Memories from the past ,,, which will be and can't be forgotten .... the FEW SOBREVIVIRS from there DECADE ~~~ We SALUTE YOU ALL VETERANS AROUND THE WORLD ~~~ THANK YOU MC ,,,for sharing this Movie ~~~
Absolutely!
the brit is doing an awesome job with the open bolt sten either uncocked or on safe the whole movie lol
Truly a load of CRAP!
I’ve noticed that on a lot of the free movies like this😂😂
WOW what an unfathomable tale! Well done and excellent pov cinematography and mindset. Hats off to all our service members.
I served in the air force. I am so proud of the Usa and all who fought to save the world.
Thank you for your service. Definitely appreciate it
Me too, Bomber jackets are my favorite
To save your interest
This guy was a coward but he lived because others saved him.
"Coward man keep sound bone"
No he was not a coward. Just couldn't stand the idea of killing someone else.
@@stephenanderle5422 as a soldier? In war? Thats called COWARDICE
@@stephenanderle5422 then why do you join military
I agree
Boy slot of critics here. I liked the movie! Sad tho American soldier died.
No respect for coward, period.
He had rather people say yonder his goes than don’t he look natural.
A very good movie hidden amongst the bad ones... But... Baker never gave back those priceless momentos to that American soldier's family. Terrible.
Former Infantry. Those grenades, hanging by their pins, gives me palpations. If the grenade gets hung up on brush, or just falls... Short movie.
The movie *FINALLY STARTS* @ 9:18
This is my honest opinion and I'm going to warn any Karens that may be reading this that I'm going to say British and American soldier because the whole movie was centered around them so please do not get offended.
I was pissed off throughout most of the movie. First the British soldier should never have been a soldier. I don't know if he had a choice or not but he could have at least taken the initiative to help a fellow soldier out without having to be asked and even after he was asked to do something minor he did it begrudgingly. I got so tired of hearing him whimper. Then at the end he doesn't even return the American soldiers belongings until decades later to his family? Even if he couldn't fly there must have been some way to return them. Then when he visits the soldiers grave he leaves his belongings on top of the tombstone? What about theft or the wind? Why didn't he return them to the family then? Omg, the only parts I liked was when the American soldier fought off the Germans and protected the both of them. He had alot of courage and also compassion for the Brit which he didn't return until he found him dying. I also appreciated the farmer bravely risking his life to protect him. The music and scenery was well done as well as the filming of the fighting scenes. His thanks at the end really did not move me at all. This is not my favorite war movie except I will remember the men who risked their lives to save another.
Thanks for Warning about Coward.
I knew that this was a "B" movie, but wasn't ready for how bad it really was. The lead in was about 8% of the total movie! The remainder of it relied on extreme close ups and black screen to fill the rest of it so actors wouldn't have to be used. The quality of the film was outstanding, so why mess it up with third rate "B" movie tactics? This could've been a classic "sleeper" if the director had given a damn about the finished product!
Damn... why even watch it?? Smh
Absolutely right .... low budget, poor quality ... pretty bad.
The Brit had the safety on all the time. I wouldn't wanna have him as my partner. And why was he a paratrooper in the first place.
I agree 💯
There are untold true events happened in the Battle fields ,rest in Peace Heroes of War GOD Bless yr family 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
COVID! and we are so lucky to have a plethora of "B" movies available to us
Ikr!
Everyone in the film that died, died of covid
FEAR MONGERING IS JUST WRONG
This picture didn't start out well with old JU-87 Stukas shooting down B-25 Mitchell medium bombers. I think that Stukas would have had a hardtime catching the B-25 planes and besides the Stuka was no nightfighter. even if the made it into a tankdestroyer on the eastern front. I guess the fighting ability varied among indiviual soldiers. It was interesting with this mix of an inexperienced soldier with no battle experience meeting a non nonsence seasoned soldier with battle experience, and how they avoided being caught by the Germans. Some go into fighting mode and constructive thinking, while others just want to give up and get caught in moral issues and paralyzing fear when they need to fight for their life.
The brit is the sorriest excuse for a soldier I’ve ever seen.
Keep one thing in mind… When I enlisted in the Marines in 1964 - I ENLISTED… I wasn’t drafted. I wanted to enlist and I signed a paper agreeing to protect my country. This man you are watching is a pilot - not a fighter. He was drafted because our country needed pilots in WW11.. He flew the plane - someone else pulled the trigger. He was never trained to kill.. I agreed to pull a trigger and was trained in Paris Island to fight and kill. I never did get to Vietnam but would have pulled a trigger..
I always wondered how even I would have faired in the war. I'm guessing with my luck I wouldn't have even made it off the landing craft.
Haha, I feel exactly the same way or I’d be hoping it ended suddenly & painlessly!! I’m so enthralled w war movies, when my father, who fought in Korea, watched them it looked like wasting time, NOW, I’ve probably watched more this year alone!!! WW2 was Unreal
I wonder the same thing all the time, as I’ve been drawn to weapons, battle, action, fighting, and war movies ever since I was a kid.......if it weren’t for my soccer, boxing, and baseball career I’d most definitely have enlisted in the Marine Corps or Army with the hopes of eventually making it through Ranger School and then passing the Q-course and being assigned to an ODA as a green beret like my uncle in Vietnam..my grandpa was also a recon marine in Korea and I couldn’t be more proud of both of em.
I would've been like dang they got us already bud.
I know exactly how I'd fair in war. I'm fearless. So I'd die.
Being a combat veteran I've come to the conclusion that war makes no sense who lives and who dies
It may just be my stereo cutting out, but the trumpet crescendo at 17:00 seems louder than the submachine gun. I hope they planned it that way. This composer is interesting. Different than, but reminds of Leonard Rosenman of COMBAT! (1960's weekly TV ensemble drama, set 1944-45, but ran for 6 years) who used similar care for dissonance. This composer Thomas Beckman has concentrated copious care in spots that are wild man von wild, beyond his masterful beautiful wind writing in the scene setups. Scoring a movie reflecting violent death probably affects people no matter how professional or jaded. I like the low interval limit flirting
It made me mad at the Englishman . The American died because of the Pommy’s cowardice. To say at the end that the American gave him courage to fight…. What a load of BS !
I had seen this movie sometime ago, a most excellent movie and well worth another watch.
American "paratrooper" in WWII wearing a Vietnam era blouse, non-era boots russian helmet 60's era canteen.............. yeah , the advisor on this film was really on their game.
On the topic, there are never more than 3 German soldiers in any scene of the movie, because 3 were the number of German uniforms available to movie's producers.
Somebody did not do their homework. ONLY the airborne soldiers from the US wore helmet nets in the ETO, and the US soldier wore no such insignia. 2nd; mortar shells in the forest? Really? Poorly done without any research.
Heya Gen X , yeah $100+change at the army navy Store....
Hi-vis Canteen.....
I think they spent 99 % of the production budget on the 1st 15-minutes of the movie filming the air drop scene...Sad, I thought it was going to be a killer flic until it turned into Rambo rescues Pee Wee Herman in the Hurtgen Forest ....
You missed the best part.
The scene with the farmer’s daughter?
We can always count on MC uploading war movies. A job well done, MC!
It's a brotherhood🪖 that never dies we look for each others get old but never forget those moments 🎖in our lifes.
Noticing how machine guns don't expel shells.
Ah I thought something was missing. And there is no real recoil
Good movie. Wish the American made it. Sadly there are a lot of stories like this during the war. It isn't all brave as everyone feels it when they watch a movie. Hey my grand father was caught twice during the war by 2 armies and survived. Some stayed in the field and others as POW's. Nothing glorious in either place.
Wow man that guy is pathetic dude is fighting them by his self and still killing them if it wasnt for him the sacred guy would be dead !! He shouldn't even be in the damm army !!
Have you ever been in a situation where bullets are flying past your ears so close they make a crack noise? No I don’t think you have! There you are sitting in your nice comfortable chair in your nice warm house making comments you know nothing about. In some situations you have no control of your bladder! Have you ever been that frightened? I bet not!
@@chrisby777 Hey, I saw Jaws in the theater when I was nine! Does that count? LOL
it's no surprize. Their were plenty of men that couldn't take it.
Hell that was alright. The ending should of had better closure by having returned those things to the family. Oh well it was still a good flick. Red White and Blue Neck
I am amazed when the Germans found the knife it had no blood on it. And three times already 12 minutes into the movie the Brit Continuously stuck the end of his gun into the dirt. And this is just the first 12 minutes
I did not know that Canadian hemlock trees grew in Germany. In the very beginning of this movie it clearly shows a hemlock.
The very name Hemlock is german lol but the movie was made in can..
@@forrealforreal7203 Somebody did not do their homework. ONLY the airborne soldiers from the US wore helmet nets in the ETO, and the US soldier wore no such insignia. 2nd; mortar shells in the forest? Really? Poorly done without any research.
Looks like all the characters went shopping at the general dollar store for their uniforms
This was the British version of saving private ryan
Wow! Powerful ending!
Just being there , in the battlefield, regardless of if your perceived as a " coward " or not is proof your brave enough for me
Now you keyboard warriors have a go
God bless America and all our allies the Britts... 🙏🙏🙏
Okay so the American was wearing a Soviet Helmet it was still a good story. Thanks for Posting.
To Charles your right we sent kids to fight a war but those kids became MEN and learnt that freedom comes at a cost. Those brave men learned to become brothers in arms and fought side by side and would have died for their brothers. So don’t give me a sorry whining excuse they deserve your respect and nothing else Charles
The british version of "Saving Privite Ryan"
Not even close.
great movie but, I would never show my face if I was him ! I will give him props for not lying and making himself out to be the hero.
People who don't know warfare making movies. What a lot of crap. Stukas shooting down bombers, during fla fire. Uniforms, weapons all wrong. Also only SS units fought after capitulation, those don't have flak units
Wrong uniforms etc .liked the story tho .can tell made on low budget
@@mikemiller8975 well was only 10 minutes in, too annoyed with it. They could have been more historically accurate. Bombers for troop transport, stukas as fighters, US and British forces at same location in 45.
you have to remember, almost no one knows or cares anymore, most people have a 7th grade education. We have become the land of the stupid.
@@jason19801980 unfortunately you right, is now about stupid things like social apps, unreal reality tv, etc
However even on low budget using crap cgi, you expect the film makers to do a little research and get the basics right. Especially they talking after surrender, Luftwaffe flak and aircraft. Wehrmacht in full operation.
lost me with the stukas taking down thee bomber transport. smeisser, grease gun and sten guns hahah
14:11 Thats not a 1945 British issue Army knife. Thats not a 1945 anybody issue knife.
The American is wearing a Vietnam era jungle fatigue blouse.
skip to 9:22 - when the movie starts...slow story line starts...
The cowardly Brit made it home, and the American Hero had to die. The Brit finally shot a German soldier. How can that man live with himself? He wouldn't even deliver the letter or the dog tags. How very sad. The American saved his life more then ones and the Brit couldn't keep his promise. Never ones did he help the American, who was a real hero. Thank you Veterans for all your sacrifices.
❤❤❤Wonderful, albeit in its Majestic Tragicness, spoken from the heart. And unfortunately, man forgets, even if the Second World War, far away, still leaves us with sad memories and memorabilia. man has not changed, on the contrary. And we know very well that the liberation of Italy was not an intentional act in itself other than the intention to counteract Russian dominance. It's a shame that the Germans were there... the true story is another, alas, with respect and honor to all those young lives that have touched our lands. Look now at how many useless, evil, senseless wars there are in the world ❤❤❤
Now we know who the one American soldier is who won the war for us, and the British soldier who was the reason they called us for help. See. There's a history lesson in this movie.
One American soldier wins the war in every war movie. One is all you need
Watch also what happened in Stalingrad.
You came to that conclusion from a B Grade movie. There's a modern history lesson in that.
@@PeteNThat It was pretty obvious 🤷♂️
@@carycoller3140, I haven't watched the movie yet, and I'm Australian. I'm not bias toward the UK whatsoever.
You tell me if I've incorrectly made an assumption: one British soldier's conduct was a reflection of the entire British army. As opposed to the Americans being of higher moral fibre and fortitude.
If I've got it wrong, I'll apologise.
countless instances & occasions such as this took place between '42 & '45 in Germany / Holland / Belgium... Americans possessed a massive grudge on their collective armed forces shoulders re: WWII & they determined to quell the German storm first. So many on the Allied & Axis sides were indiscriminately killed in the final few years. Their self sacrifice to ensure us a chance to live life - one not subjected to dictatorial or socialist militant rule bullsh*t - for our children's children. Each Memorial Day we should reflect & pray for their eternal rest in peace & fully aware of our never ending appreciation of them.
UK movies usual are of high quality and totally outdo our US 'All American Hero' and 'one liner' crap.....but unfortunately, although this movie was low budget, it has not helped with the British movie making reputation at all.
Somebody did not do their homework. ONLY the airborne soldiers from the US wore helmet nets in the ETO, and the US soldier wore no such insignia. 2nd; mortar shells in the forest? Really? Poorly done without any research.
What a lovely film, I have seen most of the ww2 films, as I am an American Historian, nonetheless I had not seen this wonderful film. Thanks for sharing it in 2022!!!
I enjoyed it. Even though it wasnt too realistic. Im really into war and history
Me too, I can’t get enough of history, imagine if we payed attention in Hi School?
I was born a dozen or so years after WW2 ended, which meant, for me, every adult in my life had fought in the war or worked in war production.
My mother built B-17s my dad built the airfields those planes fought from, an uncle who was a crew chief on the B-17s.
After my dad died ( I was 10) my stepdad who joined the Marine Corps on December 8th, 41 fought from Guadalcanal to Okinawa so men like my dad could build airfields those bombers flew from.
My oldest grandson following the family tradition also joined Corps.
He served on Okinawa, marrying an island girl.
Other uncles fought in the ETO
Another uncle served aboard the
USS Augusta, a heavy cruiser that acted as General Pattons HQ while at sea during the invasion of Noth Africa, later the Augusta took part in the invasions of Sicily, Italy, and D-Day the 6th of June 1944.
His brother stayed on board the
USS Sterrett DD 407for the entire war. That ship earned several Battle Stars in actions against the Japanese.
During a night action off Savo Island, later called Iron Bottom Sound, due to all the ships, both US, Australian and Japanese that lay on it's bottom, DD 407 sank a Japanese Cruiser, and heavily damaged 2 destroyers.
Aunts who also built arms or munitions, 1 aunt worked in the Pentagon on war plans.
My father in law started WW2 in Burma but was with a group who avoided capture when their entire command surrendered to the Japanese. He went on to fight in North Africa in the 8th Army, staying in the Middle East until 46.
His brother was in the Royal Navy, others served in the Merchant Marine sailing many times to the States, ending up in lifeboats 3 times, another brother who was also in the merchant marine made only 1 crossing, his ship was sunk.
My mother in law who was a teenager at the time was trapped 3 days with her younger brother's dead body pinned on top of her after the bomb shelter took a direct hit during 1 of the many raids the Germans flew to England.
Due to another uncle, who flew in the Royal Air Force, being shipped to the States for training, the entire family moved to the States after the war. My wife's family didn't come over til 1962.
Later in life I remarried a girl who was born and raised on the Rhine River, her dad moved to Switzerland before the war started. He settled across the river from his home in Germany because he feared what Hitler was going to do, thus, my wife is Swiss.
Through her I ended up working for German companies, with Germans.
I grew up on "War " stories from my family, later in -laws, friends and coworkers, from all sides of the War.
My in-laws agreed that with out the Americans they could not have won the war. England could not produce the volume of weapons, weapon systems, food, fuel of all types, the ships to carry it all, even their uniforms as the war went on.
Only America had the resources and the "man" power to build up its on forces while supplying the same for many other nations.
For the Russians we shipped over entire factories along with workmen and engineers to set up the factories, and train them in the use of the machinery. Russia was primarily an agricultural country until then.
It was a good thing for the British Commonwealth Counties, and all our allies, that America was too distant to attack directly, other than by subs.
Had our factories been subject to the bombing that English factories had to endure the war would have gone on much longer.
Because no matter how good or brave a nations military is, And the Commonwealth Counties had plenty of brave and skilled warriors, without the weapons and ALL that goes with it, they could not have carried on.
That, the Japanese learned the hard way.
My life experiences have given me a better, and larger understanding of the war and events that led to it from all sides, also gave me a love for history of all periods, with a special interest on the years 1870 to 1948.
I've read thousands of books, owning hundreds along the way.
And of course TV shows about WW2, ranging from "Combat" to
"McHale's Navy" were on television almost every night.
Now many of them on the net.
@@richardc7721 wow. You are really important then. I hooe you have a good valentines day. Im only 13 and I have nothing compared to you. Stay safe.
@@richardc7721
Opening scene, we have B-25 Medium bombers getting shot down by German Stuka dive bombers, and paratroopers bailing out of the bombers????????
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
@@timg2088 Dont think they are even B-25's, look like something from a graphically drawn War game, a cross of a number of aircraft..
This guy had no balls at all just the soldier that protects him through 80 percent of the movie. The American soldier had a family to. God country and family. But a good movie
Ok movie, Seems like MP40 in US hands somehow has more bullets! German play nice role of dying everywhere, amazing not one k98 entire movie.
Thankyou !!
I liked the movie. It kept my attention.
Honestly my only criticism about this movie, is the american wearing a russian helmet. It drove me nuts. Other than that good enough story.
Intense ! 🙏 The sadness of war...
EXCELLENT!!
Eight ads in a 78 minute movie.......well done!!!
i DON'T GET IT. I JUST SAW IT WITH NO ADDS. FEB. 4, 2021
NONE or FEW if ANY of the German Soldiers seem to be carrying web gear with spare magazines!
Good movie but if I was the yank, I would have left the Brit behind. He doesn't want to pitch in to save his life so why risk mine.
Better two to cover then off alone.
Cannon fader in worse case and there always other things to do
So all of you critical of the filmmaking, let's see your work. It may be better but highly doubtful. Was it Steven Spielberg? No. But they did a fantastic job with a very small budget.
COURAGE & TENACITY!!!
I love War pictures because it reminds me of my father in WWWar 11
HU ??
World War 11. Have we had that many world wars? How'd I miss 9 world wars?
Guys he meant 2. He just wrote it like that thinking it was II.
@@summertimehigh9134 We knew that. We were just funning with him.
@@carycoller3140 then r/woosh on me 😂
Shades of Saving Private Ryan. Worth watching.
From the grenades being practice ones with blue spoons and the bike in the bottom, to hanging them by the pins without a safety wire around the spoons. To the wrong boots for birth soviet 1951 helmet on the American to the knife he fell on. This was so bad I couldn't do 30, min of it
Yar, the black powder-coated knife with the plasticine handle.... no one's even trying. I bailed early, but can I predict that somehere down the line, "I got your back" will surface? Yeah, I know, they talked that way in twelth-century Britain too. And Ghengis Khan said "HIYAH!" to his horse.
Worst gun safety in a war movie I have ever seen. Brit walking along with his finger on the trigger, the way he holds the gun shows he never shot one in his life.
Like Alex Baldwin
EXCELLENT movie!!!!!!!!
Good movie about war and the struggles young men and women go through. It affects them the rest of their lives if they had not died. Their deaths affected their families.
This just goes to show that just because you pass the physical you should be a soldier.
They could be a truck driver, quartermaster, clerk, cook, not all jobs all combat.
That Brit was a walking disappointment in battle and even worse after - a coward of a man who couldn’t even fulfill a dying man (the one who saved him!) last wishes. Just the reality that there are heroes who forfeit their lives for this terrible lot of cowards
Really good movie.
The Brit now works for the Uvalde police
In the military, I have been told that a foot soldier's weapon is called "a rifle", not a gun. I wonder if this produciton did not have a military consultant handy.
Absolutely right on. I could not watch the whole thing. Some of these YT films are really pathetic.
B-25's didn't deliver Paratroops, they delivered bombs...apart from that great flick.
Truly!
Tho in America they DID drop Firefighters over WA and OR forests
Flown by black pilots that did not get to go with the Red Tail fighter jocks...
READ A BOOK!
or
3500
1957 - c.2000
Learn something not seen in the movies..
Kiddies!
J.C.
72 years young...
looks to be based on actual events...not yr average war movie..worth watching.
Why is the American wearing a Russian helmet? Further, no American helmet was rigged with leather chin straps.
⚔️U removed the USA soldier’s ID & the 2 Dog tags: The chain & 1 tag stays with the dead. So how would one know who the dead soldier is? E.P.J. deTrafford-Moffit🛡
He should have turned a tag into the US government. The tags aren't to be left with a deceased soldier. They are to be removed by soldiers and turned in so his family can be notified. And, I know, because I'm an American veteran whom served in combat.
Knowing what I do about the German Army I doubt some of these scenes and it makes this film a B movie. A more honest script would have made a big difference.
That person should at least had given the tags & letter to the American Consolete Office.
He did a great job playing a coward