uncutfunk
Joined Aug 2015
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Let's face it - this movie is terrible. Crappy post production battle effects, terrible dialogue and clichéd characters. The pace is pretty slow and the story is obvious. Also I hadn't realized how messed up Mickey Rourke's face has gotten.
But this movie is fully aware of what it is.
Dolph Lundgren with a French accent? Hilarious. Even he finds it funny in his acting.
If you put aside your armchair IMDb film critic career and suspend your disbelief - this is not that bad a watch - along the lines of Dirty Dozen, or even Inglorious Basterds (okay it's no Tarantino movie but hey, in spirit) I actually enjoyed the movie as it went on. Also aside from some of the post production battle elements, they do a good job of using language, uniforms and some WWII era vehicles to lend a superficial air of authenticity.
But hey, don't listen to me or anyone else - watch it for yourself. Dolph speaking with a French accent is worth it alone.
But this movie is fully aware of what it is.
Dolph Lundgren with a French accent? Hilarious. Even he finds it funny in his acting.
If you put aside your armchair IMDb film critic career and suspend your disbelief - this is not that bad a watch - along the lines of Dirty Dozen, or even Inglorious Basterds (okay it's no Tarantino movie but hey, in spirit) I actually enjoyed the movie as it went on. Also aside from some of the post production battle elements, they do a good job of using language, uniforms and some WWII era vehicles to lend a superficial air of authenticity.
But hey, don't listen to me or anyone else - watch it for yourself. Dolph speaking with a French accent is worth it alone.