Hell's End

2005

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Tom Thon, Dave R. Watkins, Jennifer Cudnik, Rob Elwood, Ron McLellen, Scott Hodges, JimmyLee Smith, Vince Pisani, Jennifer Osburg, Cesar Aguirre, and Michael H. Cole in Hell's End (2005)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueGermany, 1944. The Allies have crossed into the Rhineland ever tightening the grip on the German war machine. Elite Hitler youth groups are formed to strengthen Germany's defenses. Some say ... Tout lireGermany, 1944. The Allies have crossed into the Rhineland ever tightening the grip on the German war machine. Elite Hitler youth groups are formed to strengthen Germany's defenses. Some say that many of these young men were products of early German biological engineering. The sup... Tout lireGermany, 1944. The Allies have crossed into the Rhineland ever tightening the grip on the German war machine. Elite Hitler youth groups are formed to strengthen Germany's defenses. Some say that many of these young men were products of early German biological engineering. The super soldiers. Unfortunately for mankind these evil German experiments would spawn a future ... Tout lire

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performance of a generation

I don't know about anybody else, but I thought that Kane Miller's portrayal of Trench Soldier was the by far the highlight of the picture. The hard work and preparation that went into his transformation was the kind that makes grown men cry; that makes rich women beg and poor girls steal. They say that he spent 10 hours a day in a trench simulator, for 8 weeks straight. That's the kind of dedication you can't find at the local Bed Bath and Beyond... it's a special breed. This guys gonna be a rock'n'roll superstar, no doubt. In fact, I hear he drives a really really fast car. You could tell he really put his soul out there for this role. And he proves beyond a doubt, that there's one thing that separates the men from the boys, that makes or breaks a performance... sweat.