jeffrey-anderson

The plot has become almost commonplace lately, one or two women striking out against the Nazis in WW2. In this case there are many errors regarding historical inaccuracy. No one seems to have done any form of continuity checking or editing. Little things like people smoking King Sized filter cigarettes long before they existed. Cars with radial tyres, men's shoes with moulded rubber soles, bottles of alcohol with screw tops. Women wearing pantyhose rather than stockings (no visible seams on the back of their legs). It really doesn't take much effort to ensure accuracy, to check for such blunders.

This would need work to be classified as mediocre. He has a semi-auto pistol out of ammunition - without the slide being locked back? He manages to tip the bad guy into the world's fasted filling bath, in seconds an empty tub contains enough water to drown the guy? (I wish I had one of those.) He manages to physically overpower a guy more than twice his size and weight? Is this a movie or a badly plotted comic book? This movie is too badly written, developed, directed and acted to be worth watching in preference to a re-run of Friends, or even the late show. Achingly awful. I have no idea how it managed to get so many good ratings.