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    Quote Originally Posted by Blodrast
    i thought it was ok. better than average. not much else to say, I guess - I'd take "Das Boot" or "Stalingrad" over it any day of the week.
    I just liked the "calm before the storm", when Vasili was riding on the train to Stalingrad.



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    i thought the accents were hilarious. and casting Bob Hoskins as Kruschev...genius.
    not a bad film though. Ed Harris is usually very believable.
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    Pretty decent movie. Especially the starting scene was spectacular, and Rachel (forgot last name) is a beauty of course. Still, I felt it was lacking something, the characters were a bit bland.

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    I liked it. I wonder how many movies America has made about World War II that don't have any American characters in them? In that sense I think it's a very good move recognizing that the war wasn't won in just Normandy.

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    I think it was a British film with Hollywood backing or something like that.

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    Could very well be; I haven't really looked into it. That'd make the broader worldview a little less surprising, but still a good thing I think.

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    I think you're perty...


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