Directed by:
Ryan LittleScreenplay:
Ryan LittleCinematography:
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James SchaferCast:
Adam Gregory, Bart Johnson, K. Danor Gerald, Lonzo Liggins, Blake Webb, Scott Swofford, Colby Strong, Dave Bresnahan, Carleton Bluford, Joel Bishop (more)VOD (3)
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Germany, May 1945, deep in the Harz Mountains a U.S. tank crew discovers a platoon of Germans preparing to ambush U.S. supply trucks. A deadly game of cat and mouse quickly unfolds as the Americans find themselves out-gunned and out-manned by three German tanks. Tension and fear begin to grow as the crew reluctantly decide they must stop the enemy from executing their deadly plan. Knowing that hundreds of lives are at stake they must put aside their differences and work together to fight a desperate battle against the greatest odds they have ever faced. (101 Films)
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This is not the first time the director has surprised me with a war film. The first instalments of Saints and Soldiers wasn’t bad, which can also be said about this film. At the same time, I do not understand at all why it received such bad ratings at this site. I gave it a go on the recommendation of user Big Bear and I really enjoyed it.After finishing it, I have to agree with his review. It doesn’t deserve these five stars completely, but I’m giving them to it anyway to make up for the underserved bad ratings. The best thing is that while you can see that it was made on a tight budget, you can also feel the enthusiasm of its makers who wanted to create something good. The actors are not exactly stellar, but I had no problem with getting used to them during that hour and a half. It looks a bit like a copy of Fury, but on the other hand it’s earnest and clearly created by people who wanted to make the best out of the little they had. And in my opinion they definitely succeeded on this front.
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If you want something mediocre about war, you really can't go wrong with this series. If you want something great about war that will blow your mind, you'll have to look elsewhere. Here again, the action is minimal; it's more about the human scenes and the relationships, but it works quite well. It's no miracle, but it's pretty good, and sometimes that's enough.
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