Documentary about 'The Big Red One' that comes with the reconstruction 2 disc DVD set. Typical interviews with all the actors involved and people talking about the process of adding the deleted scenes to the original movie to bring it closer to what Sam Fuller originally had ori...( read more)
I appreciated it, but it didn't touch my heart. But I want to see other Fuller's movies.
possibly the most underrated WWII movie ever. plus, it's interesting to see mark hammill with an M1 gerand instead of a lightsaber.
Not your usual war movie, has more to do about being a soldier at war than about war action. Some run-of-the-mill scenes and plot points but then there are some traces of authenticity and wisdom shining through.
Dare say I like the original better. The restored Fuller film looks fantastic but has a certain B movie charm. That's not to say the film is sub par, it's smart and well-constructed. I just don't see the need for the re-edit.
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