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After jumping over Provence during the night, three paratroopers who have to regroup with their fellow soldiers in the village of Les Arcs help the local resistance to free some of their members and organize the ambush of a German armor unit. (official distributor synopsis)
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I like war movies. So, the way it looked while I was watching this one was that I was turning a blind eye to the sloppiness of some of the acting performances and visual effects. Then I wanted to turn the other blind eye, but a French revolutionary fighter appeared on screen and stole the entire movie for herself. Well, and what happened then? Whenever the French lady was on screen, I enjoyed looking at her. Whenever there were guys on screen I turned a blind eye and in the end it wasn’t as terrible. An exemplary B-list war movie that will be appreciated by war movie aficionados. The atmosphere is good and there are good guys (especially the French chick) in there as well… so in the end, it was quite alright.
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Again, an average war movie with scenes that will catch your attention, whether just the dialogues or plot-driven ones, but still there's a lot of filler where you feel like the poet didn't know what he wanted to say and struggled a bit. There's again a bit of a lack of action scenes, but perhaps there simply wasn't enough budget for those, which is also likely for the third film in the series.
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