Aki Aleong, Brian Donlevy, Charles Bronson
Frank Sinatra told the director to give the newcomer a break. John Sturges (The Great Escape) obliged, providing favorable camera angles for Sinatra's young co-star. In his first big-budget film, Stev...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 31, 2005
Stats: 59 reviews
Hate to do this to Sturges & McQueen, but the pacing is horrible. Cut out 20 mins of love story, you got a decent flick.
Well,here we got a movie with an all-star cast. Like:Frank Sinatra,Charles Bronson,Steve Mcqueen,etc. This movie could have been a great one. It started off very good but towards the end it's getting a little boring. Sinatra can do better,we know that. Anyway it is good but not g...( read more)
They shouldn't have let Sinatra's pal in this film die. Anyway, I think the part when he complained about hospital food is really funny.
The only reason to watch this film is because of a performance from early on in Steve McQueen's acting career. Other than that there is no reason to watch this thickheaded war movie. Frank Sinatra is terrible as the lead, the plot is thin and the ending is anti-climactic.
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