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- In 1944 France, a group of escaped American military prisoners en route to Switzerland volunteers to steal a Nazi V2 rocket warhead for the Allies.
- In 1944, in France, the rogue American soldiers Lieutenant Robert Yeager, Private Fred Canfield, the murderer Tony, the thief Nick and the coward Berle are transported to a military prison. However, the convoy is attacked by the Germans and they survive and flee with the intention of cross the border of Switzerland. Along their journey, they fight against a German platoon and capture the German prisoner Adolf Sachs that offers to guide them to the Swiss border. When they meet a German troop, they kill them but sooner they discover that they actually were and American commando in a mission headed by Colonel Buckner to steal a German V2 warhead. Lt. Yeager, Fred, Tony and Nick offer to risk their lives to accomplish the mission.
- Inglorious Bastards, The (1978) <br/><br/>*** (out of 4) <br/><br/>Italian rip off of The Dirty Dozen has a group of American solders on their way to face a firing squad when they break free and head off to Switzerland to get their freedom. Along the way they kill some German soldiers but it turns out these were American's on a secret mission. The ground of misfits are them given the shot of freedom by carrying out this secret mission on their own. We can just get it out of the way that this film is no where near the classic that The Dirty Dozen is but as with a lot of these Italian cash ins this one here is at least fun and has a great cast of actors. Bo Svenson and Fred Williamson lead the cast and both men are fun watching as they go through one battle sequence to the next, which leads up to the climax where they must try and stop the German's from building a bomb by blowing up a bridge. There's no deep messages or speeches about the evils of war but instead director Castellari just keeps blowing things up and piling bodies up left and right. The movie somewhat gets a tad dry in the center section but this picks up int he final act as the action goes non-stop and doesn't let up for a moment. The special effects dealing with the explosions are very well done and they're certainly good enough to make you forget that this is a rather low-budget film. The stunts are also very nice and it appears that a lot of the cast members, especially Williamson, are doing their own work. There's some nice comedy thrown around but I think this is one area where the film could have been better. There's really no logic to the film and once really shouldn't try thinking too hard because this is clearly a movie where you just turn your brain off and have a good time. By now everyone knows that Quentin Tarantino is a big fan of this film and has decided to remake it for his next movie. I don't think Tarantino will have any trouble making a better movie than this but we'll have to see if it can come anywhere near The Dirty Dozen.
- Inglorious bastards, released in 1977/78, became one of those films banned in Sweden. Had I grown up watching it as a kid, this would be the war movie to remember, instead the Swedish audience had to stick with rather cheap takes on world war II.<br/><br/>A rag tag bunch of (U.S. soldiers) misfits escapes the death penalty by firing squad and journeys into German occupied France in an attempt to find refuge in Switzerland. In doing so they accidentally kill a German squad who turns out to be Yankee special forces and now they're forced to undertake a "mission impossible", by blowing up a mobile research faculty, a train lab if you will and demolish a mobile V2 rocket system.<br/><br/>The story is original although in features all the commando raid ingredients, like sneaking into a SS-Castle, blowing up a bridge and stab German sentries from behind. It might sound like a cliché filled, typical classic, and in someways it is, but here is where the similarities stops in comparison with all other vintage war flicks.<br/><br/>Some examples: The movie is European so you don't get to see Hollywood-ish standard crap, with Stars and stripes in slow motion, dying soldiers telling how much they love their wives and so on and so forth. Even, though many scenes are shot against animated backgrounds, it contains one of the best of it's kind, take notice of the huge field of scrap metal after the Americans have dropped a plethora of nasty bombs. <br/><br/>To be this a old, it's a movie that sometimes is breathtaking and I got flabbergasted by the fact how detailed and accurate the German army is portrayed; they wear Zeltbahn camouflage tunics, all German dialog is in German and it surpasses the standard phrases like: "Achtung!" and "Granate!".<br/><br/>Some scenes are in the same league as Cross of Iron and Sergio Leones spaghetti westerns. The french resistance are though and they all speak french and are not clowns.<br/><br/>You don't get to see Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers style violence, instead the action sequences are very stylized and rather gritty. <br/><br/>You don't get to know the main characters and the dialog seems deliberately directed in the course of being over the top unsentimental and cold. <br/><br/>It's very noir-ish in the way the dialog is spoken and those who long for a really crappy, laughable B-movie will be disappointed. It's 30 years old and contains many scenes seen in many movies made after Inglorious Bastards; the air of the movie is filled with scenes, seen in other movies such as Raiders of the Lost Ark, Enemy at the Gates, Stalingrad, Das Boot.<br/><br/>Furthermore: Take notice of the color of blood. Back then you could only watch bloodbaths in orange, here the blood is really realistic. The scenery reminds me of scale model dioramas and train sets in combination with European country side.<br/><br/>1977 the Vietnam war marched into to the history books as a sadistic conflict and social democratic Sweden were a nation banning all sorts of military conflicts worlds wide. I suppose this was the reason why the Swedish public never got to see this. A true classic gone missing.<br/><br/>The not so cool parts are few but stands out. The scene (although Wehrmacht did "loan" enemy vehicles) where a huge convoy passes through is a bit over the top containing just a tad much American half tracks although most other vehicles are accurate and the T & A scene with naked Valkyries firing MP-40's are a bit to sleazy for my taste.<br/><br/>Summary: The Dirty Dozen, The Great Escape, Where Eagles Dare, Guns of Navarone are pretty bad in comparison and I almost hold a tearful respect towards this movie in the course of being so obscured. Quentin Tarantino is the last person to re-write and direct a movie like this if he don't get a grip after his total fiasco Grindhouse: Deathproof.<br/><br/>Had this movie been made before Ryan and Brothers this would be the movie to set the standard with todays technique.<br/><br/>I enjoyed this movie very much, it's good to be positively surprised! This is a boy adventure well made and with the heart in the right place. <br/><br/>Good craftsmanship.
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