Colin Farrell has just debuted, and even with his beard, he is just a pink boy.
Only our old cloth-Bruce Willie-has the righteousness and vicissitudes of life on his face, making him a senior general who is not angry and prestigious. There is no more suitable role for this professional soldier than him.
But I have to sigh: They are all in jail, so why do German concentration camps look like holiday villages? In addition to not being able to cross the barbed wire, there are everything else: board and lodging, movies, drama, radio, sports... and all of this is free!
All this aside, this is a good movie, telling the story of men, including courage, responsibility, dignity, loyalty, betrayal... and sacrifice. This is a movie that can move men.
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