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Bo Svenson, Fred Williamson, Jackie Basehart, Michael Pergolani, Michel Constantin
Set in Europe during WWII, a group of American soldiers are in the process of being shipped off to military prison for a variety of infractions, ranging from desertion to murder. While they're being t...( read more
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Yeah, it's ok, I'm a big fan of exploitation films, this ones pretty good but I've seen better, but I've also seen worse. I can see why QT would want to remake it, although It wouldn't have been my first choice.
You can sure tell it's a Quentin Tarantino movie -- Not a happy ending in any sense -- and nothing I would buy to add to my collection -- That said, and despite the gross parts of the movie, It was well done and I kindof enjoyed it -- Brad Pitt couold be a garbage collector and h...( read more)
A true gem from the 1970's exploitation industry, I vowed to watch this one first before going to see Tarantino's reworking. And honestly, I hope Tarantino's is good, because this one did set a bar for independant films back in the day, and if you liked it well, its because the "...( read more)
Quel maledetto treno blindato (aka Inglorious Bastards) has risen from the ranks of the rest of the obscure Italian made, American acted cheapies first of all because of Quentin Tarantino's reverence for the film and the fact that he plans to a remake of sorts under the same titl...( read more)
Typical Quentin Tarantino movie -- Not a happy ending in any sense. The characters in it are all different at least and some are more annoying then others. Lots of gun fire and explosions and very graphic.
I saw this in a theater and was first in line. I enjoyed seeing so many people line up behind me thinking it was the Tarantino flick and then heading out realizing it wasn't. For the film itself though, it chugs along at least. The characters in it are all different at least and ...( read more)
I really hope that the remake is better than this. Cheesy special effects and bad acting abound here.
Seeing tis movie was therapy. This is a total bloody redemption movie that left me laughing and feeling damned satisfied. It give us permission to feel horrible thoughts about our enemies, and it's refreshing in that it's not PC.
