To Hell and Back

1955

Action / Biography / Drama / History / Romance / War

14
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 6 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 81% · 5K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.1/10 10 6574 6.6K

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Plot summary

The true WWII story of Audie Murphy, the most decorated soldier in U.S. history. Based on the autobiography of Audie Murphy who stars as himself in the film.

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Top cast

Gregg Palmer as Lt. Manning
Brett Halsey as Saunders
Paul Picerni as Valentino
Mary Field as Mrs. Murphy
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938.77 MB
1280*544
English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
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1.66 GB
1920*816
English 2.0
Approved
23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
Seeds 15

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CinemaSerf 7 / 10

Based on the true exploits of Audie L

Based on the true exploits of Audie L. Murphy’s experiences during the Second World War, he plays himself as he leaves his rural Texas farmstead and makes his way via training, North Africa, Italy and France to a parade back home where he is awarded the Congressional Medal of Honour. Now obviously he is making this film and pretty much intact, too, so there’s not a great deal of jeopardy about that. What we do witness, though, is an understated patriot who knows how to engage with an audience and who, given the Korean War was still keeping young American men from their families as this was released, manages to convey a less militaristic and more human characterisation of a soldier as opposed to the more “ye ha!” types. Perhaps it is a little sentimentalised, but he comes across as very much a charismatic man in or leading a squad of friends, or brothers, and with plenty of cheeky banter incorporated into the action scenes, the whole film has a cinematic authenticity to it that I found quite watchable. Though there’s nothing especially graphic here, it still doesn’t shy away from tragedy and goes some way to reminding us that war isn’t a game nor were the Nazis the pushover so often suggested in other war movies.
Reviewed by richardchatten 6 / 10

"Private Murphy Reporting for Duty!!"

When Audie Murphy emerged from the Second World World as the most decorated soldier in American military history (having personally killed about 240 enemy soldiers) it was a logical step that such a good-looking kid was promptly snapped up by Hollywood.After so many roles in a setson it comes as something of a surprise to finally see him in combat gear in this glossy screen version in Technicolor and CinemaScope of his ghostwritten memoirs which probably boasts a higher death rate than all his westerns put together.Director Jess Hibbs later recalled that the camera would occasionally catch a strange look in his eye and that take would have to be scrapped. The damage Murphy suffered (which followed him long into civilian life) is never really apparent in the film however and he seems to take it all in his stride.
Reviewed by starracer007 8 / 10

AUDIE MURPHY: the Man, the Legend, the Hollywood Star

Let's face it; in a world of computers and egotists so far absent of true human contact and chivalry, Audie Murphy will forever shine brightly and ever brighter as a true man. He is perhaps the last real genuine American hero, as we slip into a vortex world of lawyers, statistics, and scams.1.) At the age of 12, he chose to be a man by taking over his absentee father's role in his family; he literally fed his dirt poor family by putting meat on the table with a keen eye and a broken down .22 rifle. Working two jobs at this age, he still wrote cursively w/ excellent spelling and diction when he had to quit his education. This is something half of the high schoolers of today can't do as they "rap" themselves in hedonistic pursuits of clothes, breeding without responsibility, drugs, cell phones, and a disregard for another person's respect and rights.2.) After multiple attempts to join our country's armed forces, he became the most highly decorated soldier in our nation's history, with countless feats of heroism (please see WWW.AUDIEMURPHY.COM.).3.) He achieved Hollywood star status with his tough yet tender persona.In a current world of 50 cents, we can look back to a time when a man was truly a man, and that man was the United States Medal of Honor Winner: AUDIE MURPHY.
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