Stephen Churchett

Enos 2021-12-21 08:01:19

The paratroopers are like jellyfish
soldiers who learned from a child living in the Netherlands that there was a tank ambush on the road, but the coach did not want to let the plan have any influence, so he concealed the intelligence. But it was this ambush that caused the Allied tanks and soldiers...

Hermann 2021-12-21 08:01:19

I had nothing to do on the weekend. I wanted to watch the newly staged "Thor". Because of the cold weather, I didn't make it. I watched TV at home and rotated the channels. When I arrived at the movie station, it happened that "Distant Bridge" had just started, so I watched it. Down. But the film...

Norberto 2022-03-27 09:01:10

If it wasn't for the sound of the guns, I would have fallen asleep. . .

Carroll 2022-03-26 09:01:07

7/10. Revisit. It's too detailed, but many of the scenes are beautifully shot and have an epic spirit: the idyllic Dutch scenery, the swinging clock, the airborne Allied troops above the church falling like flowers from the sky, marching as briskly as an outing, receiving The street full of flowery flags and welcoming crowds, which contrasts with their ultimate failure to lose their dignity, at the end, a group of wounded Allied soldiers sit on the ruined graves, singing chants, waiting for the Germans to come, sheltering the Allies in the setting sun. The Dutch family of the army is displaced, a child walks in the rear imitating the army footsteps, and the British desire for victory comes at the cost of the pain of the war. As a British film controlled by the United States, it shows a cold and humorous temperament. For example, the Allied armored forces were ridiculed by a group of mentally ill people in the forest. The red berets that are needed, when the blood and tears of the war are regarded as an adventure game by the command, the dignity and rules that the British abide by cannot save all this.