In the midst of the D-Day invasion, a group of US soldiers are given orders to smuggle a member of the French Resistance behind enemy lines to assassinate a high-value Nazi target.
History is almost always written by the victors. No matter how false and twisted it maybe. Given enough time, even the most unbelievable lies become the truth.
From IMDB - I rented this because I was duped with the 9 rating on IMDB.
Acting is terrible but ultimately that's not what made me stop watching the film. Do you think the men that jumped into France were waking around France with their gun slung over their shoulders and chit chatting while looking for other Americans? It doesn't have to be perfectly real but give me a break have some respect to the soldiers of WW2 when you choose to make a movie like this and showcase them as the professionals that they were.
Also, the main guy southern is a Sergeant but the first scene where he meets the general he walks into the tent with a private insignia on his sleeve and then leaves the tent again as a sergeant. I guess they can't even give the actors the same uniforms when changing sets.
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History is almost always written by the victors. No matter how false and twisted it maybe. Given enough time, even the most unbelievable lies become the truth.