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Mae 2021-12-21 08:01:19
History is so paradoxical
Come on, talk about movies. Although it's an old movie with few special effects, it still basically reproduces the original appearance of the war. Especially during the airborne period, the blossoming flowers are really beautiful. History is sometimes so paradoxical. In order to face Barton,...
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Geo 2021-12-21 08:01:19
Is this battle a glory or a shame for the Allies?
After the Allied forces landed in Normandy, Patton in the south and Montgomery in the north, both wanted to take the lead in occupying Berlin. The 3rd Allied Army led by Patton rushed out of Normandy and launched a large pursuit of the Germans on the French Plains. Not to be outdone, Montgomery...

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Luther 2021-12-21 08:01:19
A bridge too far. A movies too long. When I watched this movie in the cinema, there was still a break in the middle. It can be seen that the movie is really long enough, but there are too many big stars, and there are too many things to explain. The director obviously didn’t. Enough skill to interpret this classic battle, if anyone who hasn’t read the original will still be at a loss after watching this film
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Osvaldo 2022-04-23 07:02:34
The big names are gathered and the scene is grand, which can be called the Allied version of the Avengers. It tells about the operation of the market garden during World War II, with a few small points. One is to rectify the name of the British front-line soldiers. Good actors and big-name actors from the United Kingdom compete in the same field in several eras. It describes the heroism of the British airborne troops. The second is to resist the war. The absurdity of this action, which Montgomery really didn't like, describes the grief of civilians in war. It is highly recommended. I am afraid that it will be difficult to make such a realistic movie in the future. A lot of real weapons are used, including good actors from two eras, and a milestone in the history of war movies.
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[Bittrich listens in amazement as Frost's troops relentlessly storm the Arnhem bridge]
Lt. Gen. Wilhelm Bittrich: [in German] Fool's courage...
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Major General Urquhart: I thought everyone knew that God was a Scotsman.