Kurt Meisel

Joesph 2021-12-22 08:01:08

Fox's turnaround is also the culmination of the climax of World War II epic films in the 1960s. From a panoramic point of view, the film is still very successful, at least much better than the Soviet-style meeting + war, as always, with some small characters throughout the entire battle. However,...

Aurelio 2022-03-22 09:02:02

America's largest war movie before the 1960s.

D-Day is the longest day. In order to express the longest day, the main creator did not hesitate to stretch the length of the film to the extreme 178 minutes of ordinary movies, and the physiological time has reached the effect of the title of the film....

Zackery 2022-03-25 09:01:10

Three and a half stars, the black and white photography is excellent, the bombing of the German planes is breathtaking, and the actors almost collapsed when they were shot, surpassing their contemporaries in this regard. The flames of war are everywhere, the smoke is splashing, the bullets are raining, and there are predators one by one, showing the beauty of masculinity. There are also many humorous clips in the film, such as the American carrier pigeons flying to the German army, playing the Scottish bagpipes while fighting, and lamenting the soldiers who almost choked to death in the depth of the water during the Normandy landing. "He's dead, I'm lame, and you're lost." The last emotion about the war is too different from the many optimistic and positive sentiments in front of him. Because it is the winning party, the overall structure is lengthy, the values ​​are too positive and there is a lack of breakthroughs. Although the film has suffered several Allied defeats, the overall contrast between the enemy and the enemy is too disparate and lacks suspense. What makes people want to complain the most is the group of French nuns who are expressionless despite the bullets, and they are dedicated to transporting supplies for the American soldiers. It's ridiculous.

Davon 2022-03-26 09:01:07

This has to be the funniest and least serious movie about D day. I don't know anyone, even Sean Connery.