tony_carlin

As an ex serviceman and history buff I found this to be one of the best films concerning WW2 I have ever seen. Without the gore and action of Saving Private Ryan it is more cerebral on the effects and the sadness that war brings and how people can behave in certain situations that they find themselves in. It is tense in places, but the action is suitable for the movie and without being too graphic. The character development is deep enough for you to have empathy and distaste of the relevant characters and you feel for some of them. Action scenes in places come out of the blue and catch you by surprise and the historical details of this film are outstanding and we all should be made more aware of what happened in Norway in WW2.

I can't believe we sat and watched this waste of time, energy and natural resources. It was a freebie from Sky for being a customer for a long time and after watching this I'm close to cancelling my Sky subscription I watched the original ghostbusters back in the 80s and it should have been buried back then, but at least the original had some big named stars who could even do that acting thing that actors actually get paid for.

This was a waste of a Saturday evening that I will never ever get back, after this my eyeballs hurt and I don't think my ears will ever forgive me Stay away from this poundshop scooby do.

One of the worst piles of tosh I have ever suffered, if they showed it on an airliner people would still get up and leave!

What a waste of talent, film and time, there's a reason why it's never been shown on tv here in the uk, there are still a standard or two regarding quality If you have never seen this movie, don't worry you've never missed anything and if you haven't seen it, be grateful I were spared, I took my then girlfriend, now my wife, I'm surprised she still wanted to see me after I took her to see this and made her suffer alongside me.

It's a wee period in my life that I regret giving up.