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Two Men Went To War is a based-on-fact WW2 story about a couple of disgruntled British Army dentists who decide to 'invade' France and cause havoc among the enemy.
Maybe that's why Leslie Howard's character, Alan Squier, wound up wandering through there, as it probably reminded him of more than a few days and nights in No Man's Land (a term invented by the Great War to describe the space between enemy lines).
Enemy at the Gates completely misrepresents the history of the battle and slanders the brave sacrifice of the Soviet people to defeat Nazism.
Romans didn't just stand there waiting to be attacked (the final battle) they would have thrown their pila (javelins) and then drawn swords and hacked into the enemy.
The enemy planes incorrectly referred to as Zeroes were actually AT6 Texans which were almost always used in other movies as well.
John Wayne is improbably cast (to say the least!) as Mongol chief Temujin, later Genghis Khan, leading his Mongolian army in a battle against the Tartars, falling for the enemy leader's fiery, beautiful daughter.
McGurney shows how a miscreant within a unit can be as great a menace as the enemy.
The story is set in a vicious medical camp-base, where the best German soldiers are brought to copulate with resistant enemy women.
The communist Jew, obedient to the Soviet state, or the Lithuanian traitor, enemy of the proletarian revolution?
Last weekend, I rented Enemy of my Enemy.
My favorite bad moment is when the kidnapped girl is ravaged by one of the enemy soldiers.
Fighting an enemy you could not find and could certainly never beat.
He is given an then ambassador post in the East, forms a friendship with the ruler and gives them weapons to fight of a mutual enemy.
Most of the story takes place in Canada, where the RCMP are responsible for catching enemy agents.
Before invading a territory, Muslim commanders were required to give their enemy three choices: 1. Accept Islam and everything that is required of a Muslim (you know, fun stuff like, no pork, no alcohol, paying zakat, praying five times a day, oh yeah...and circumcision).
John Hodiak (very handsome) is her enemy (at first), while Walter Slezak, Hume Cronin, William Bendix and the others ably support.
I wouldn't recommend this film to my worst enemy.
I wouldn't even rent this for my worst enemy - and if offered a free copy, I would refuse.
Well-known writers Stephen J. Cannell of "The A-Team" and Philip DeGuere of "Simon & Simon" have contrived a formulaic, half-baked World War II secret mission behind enemy lines that is neither convincing nor exciting.
The movie is also full of cliches (a love triangle, a young boy, a cold-eyed enemy, supporting characters early deaths - some of which you'll be grateful for!) and this does nothing to increase the enjoyment.
In the final battle of the movie with Yoh Xi-hung, it's revealed that his companion is actually his worst enemy, the husband of the woman he killed and the man he swore to die by.
What I would like to say though is that based on what the actors had to work with (horrible script, compressed location, undefined enemy etc.), Natasha Henstridge and Ice Cube did a pretty good job.
Her lover / enemy / bride-not-to-be is a Yankee and their conflict is deeper than a usual love / hate relation.
What you come to find out is that he is helping the enemy because he has no choice.
Sometimes it's allergic to fire (a cheap reverse rip off of the freezing cold enemy of the Blob) sometimes it rolls in it.
However it's one thing to see Cagney as a gritty mobster in films like "Public Enemy" and "White Heat" where his aggression is expressed as an enemy of society.
But in the World Wars hundreds of men were killed just to investigate enemy grounds - they were expendable.
A 1941 release before the attack on Pearl Harbor (by only two months), this is another of the pro-Army non-specific enemy movies.
It shows you more in depth on "the enemy" & "the villain".
Boris Karloff turns in yet another unforgettable performance--this time as the Greek General Pherides who tries to battle a plague and defeat it as he would vanquish any other enemy.
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