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A terrible time brightly polished within one more of Netflix needless historical series focusing on political correctness rather than accuracy and realistic atmosphere.

Nothing is this movie feels true, especially for those who have some knowledge about this dark time of France, which was either directly occupied by the Nazis or collaborating with them.

The terror, the fear and the desperation of the refugees trying to escape Nazi-ruled Europe is difficult to describe and hard for outsiders to share. However, this issue is mainly left blank in this pathetic effort, whereas we are bothered with irrelevant love stories including - of course - a gay couple. The terror of these poor people, the permanent fear of arrest, torture and murder isn't represented realistically in any scene. Instead the refugees and their saviors are always impeccably dressed, have food and even celebrating stylish parties.

If you want to learn about the true events during this terrible time in France and the tremendous effort of some brave men and women to rescue persecutees, mainly shot-down British pilots by leading them over the Pyrenes to Spain, the heartbreaking novel of Kristin Hannah "The Nightingale" is a MUST read.

I was done after two episodes and giving one star is generous.

Hard to belief the making of movie pictures like this. It serves the most primitive instincts of either depraved kids or adults with an IQ below their shoe size.

No plot, no acting but instead a never ending brawl, with Chet Atkins, a so-called action star in the middle of a confusing story.

This story is easily told. There is a guy, being betrayed by his fellows. Being releases after years in prison he's searching for answers. However, instead of doing some info-gaining, such as talking to the respective people, his only method is beating up everybody who comes by.

Hard to believe this disgusting piece gets any rating. Avoid on all costs! Minus ten, for me.

This is an extremely well made, thrilling drama with an excellent cast und outstanding acting - probably Murray in a short role a bit over the top.

Of course, there are different opinions about a movie, but rating this film under 6 is incomprehensible. However, to understand this we have to be clear in our mind, that the whole artistic 'scene' incl. Critics is deeply infiltrated with left-liberal philosophy, and these people deny that Islamic terror even exist, thus hating any film (or book) about its real face.

If you, like me watch movies without requiring to be lectured, but entertainend with a thrilling story and comprehensible acting figures, you will love this suspenseful drama/thriller a lot.