The protagonist of the film is Raines, a corporal. During World War II, Corporal Raines was recommended to the newly formed No. 30 Commando. Their instructor was the distinguished Major Jones. Under Jones's teaching and monitoring, each member's physical fitness and combat ability have been greatly improved. The reason they have to undergo such rigorous training is because these people will be performing a very dangerous and highly...
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By Nedra 2022-04-15 08:01:01
The name is arrogant! It's just the name. . .
It's surprising that there are still people making World War II films these days. The name is very domineering, giving the illusion of a masterpiece, but in fact it tells the story of a British assault team. They were going deep into enemy territory in Norway to destroy a German radar station, which was a good subject in the days of Garrison's Expendables. But in 2011, with only five to six hundred days before the boarding time, there must be a unique plot to play this kind of story, right?...
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By Tara 2022-04-15 08:01:01
The name is arrogant! It's just the name. . .
It's surprising that there are still people making World War II films these days. The name is very domineering, giving the illusion of a masterpiece, but in fact it tells the story of a British assault team. They were going deep into enemy territory in Norway to destroy a German radar station, which was a good subject in the days of Garrison's Expendables. But in 2011, with only five to six hundred days before the boarding time, there must be a unique plot to play this kind of story, right?...
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By Hester 2022-04-15 08:01:01
The name is arrogant! It's just the name. . .
It's surprising that there are still people making World War II films these days. The name is very domineering, giving the illusion of a masterpiece, but in fact it tells the story of a British assault team. They were going deep into enemy territory in Norway to destroy a German radar station, which was a good subject in the days of Garrison's Expendables. But in 2011, with only five to six hundred days before the boarding time, there must be a unique plot to play this kind of story, right?...
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By Andy 2022-04-15 08:01:01
The name is arrogant! It's just the name. . .
It's surprising that there are still people making World War II films these days. The name is very domineering, giving the illusion of a masterpiece, but in fact it tells the story of a British assault team. They were going deep into enemy territory in Norway to destroy a German radar station, which was a good subject in the days of Garrison's Expendables. But in 2011, with only five to six hundred days before the boarding time, there must be a unique plot to play this kind of story, right?...
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By Else 2022-04-15 08:01:01
The name is arrogant! It's just the name. . .
It's surprising that there are still people making World War II films these days. The name is very domineering, giving the illusion of a masterpiece, but in fact it tells the story of a British assault team. They were going deep into enemy territory in Norway to destroy a German radar station, which was a good subject in the days of Garrison's Expendables. But in 2011, with only five to six hundred days before the boarding time, there must be a unique plot to play this kind of story, right?...
