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The Second Front

  • 2005
  • R
  • 1h 28min
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3,9/10
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Ron Perlman, Craig Sheffer, and Svetlana Metkina in The Second Front (2005)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the midst of World War 2, intelligence services from England, Germany and Russia collided in a fierce fight for the mind of Nicky Raus, a genius German Jewish scientist who has been devel... Tout lireIn the midst of World War 2, intelligence services from England, Germany and Russia collided in a fierce fight for the mind of Nicky Raus, a genius German Jewish scientist who has been developing a powerful state-of-the-art secret weapon.In the midst of World War 2, intelligence services from England, Germany and Russia collided in a fierce fight for the mind of Nicky Raus, a genius German Jewish scientist who has been developing a powerful state-of-the-art secret weapon.

  • Réalisation
    • Dmitriy Fiks
  • Scénario
    • Elena Karavaeshnikova
    • Chris Sturgeon
    • Sergey Fiks
  • Casting principal
    • Craig Sheffer
    • Todd Field
    • Svetlana Metkina
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  • NOTE IMDb
    3,9/10
    360
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Dmitriy Fiks
    • Scénario
      • Elena Karavaeshnikova
      • Chris Sturgeon
      • Sergey Fiks
    • Casting principal
      • Craig Sheffer
      • Todd Field
      • Svetlana Metkina
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    Craig Sheffer
    Craig Sheffer
    • Frank Hossom
    Todd Field
    Todd Field
    • Nicolas Raus
    Svetlana Metkina
    Svetlana Metkina
    • Olga Ryabina
    • (as Lana Litwak)
    Ron Perlman
    Ron Perlman
    • General von Binding
    Aleksey Serebryakov
    Aleksey Serebryakov
    • Veklich
    Alexander Diachenko
    Alexander Diachenko
    • Lubenets
    Aleksey Chadov
    Aleksey Chadov
    • Bykov
    Bohdan Graczyk
    Bohdan Graczyk
    • Hans
    • (as Bogdan Graczyk)
    Nicholas Irons
    Nicholas Irons
    • Garry
    Guy Siner
    Guy Siner
    • Archer
    Tom Lasica
    • British Agent
    Oleg Drach
    Oleg Drach
    • KGB General
    Sergey Romanyuk
    Sergey Romanyuk
    • KGB Colonel
    • (as Sergey Romanuk)
    Vladimir Samoylyuk
    • KGB Lieutenant
    • (as Vladimir Samoiluk)
    Anatoliy Gnatyuk
    • Piloy Lyakhov
    • (as Anatoly Gnatuk)
    Rimma Zyubina
    • Russian Agent
    Aleksandr Kobzar
    Aleksandr Kobzar
    • German Sharpshooter
    • (as Alexander Kobzar)
    Andrey Valenskiy
    Andrey Valenskiy
    • Kruger
    • (as Andrey Krivoruchko)
    • Réalisation
      • Dmitriy Fiks
    • Scénario
      • Elena Karavaeshnikova
      • Chris Sturgeon
      • Sergey Fiks
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    2pmartin-14

    An utterly pointless movie

    I am a woman who appreciates war movies. Good war movies, that is. What I consider to be well-made war movie traits are an adherence to fact, correct use of language (e.g., Italian characters speaking in Italian and, bonus points, acted by Italians), a compelling story, and lack of jingoism. Oh yes, and NO "LOVE TRIANGLES" (note to movie makers: not all women need romantic subplots to watch a war movie. I mean, really, a "love triangle?" Millions of people were being slaughtered. Doesn't that fact make any stupid "love triangles" utterly irrelevant? If you really want to attract women, perhaps have war movies that focus on women who made a difference.)

    A few war movies that I've appreciated that utilize some or all of these traits are "The Longest Day" (my entrance into war movies), "Band of Brothers," "The Tuskegee Airmen," "Kelly's Heroes" (Donald Sutherland. Priceless.), "Life is Beautiful," and "Breaker Morant." This movie, unfortunately, did not have any of these traits, save for the use of native language. Utterly pointless story and annoying characters. I can even make an argument for blatant false advertising - if you watched the movie, did you see the tanks or spitfires that are depicted on the DVD cover? Yeah, me neither. Although the sea plane was cool....

    Save your time. Save your money. There are countless other movies that are much more deserving. "Kagemusha," for example....
    4kale-woods

    I wish I had my two hours back

    What a disappointment of a movie. I love a good war movie because of the valor, the bravery, the action, the love of country and dedication to a cause greater than one's self. Unfortunately, this movie was more like a watching military version of "The Great Race" where people are scurrying all over the world for uncertain reasons and competing in disjointed activities. The general story line has potential, but frankly, a group of ten-year old boys playing Army in the backyard could have come up with a more realistic plot and better consistency across scenes.

    Another contributor to this board mentioned the lack of special effects, like outtakes or deleted scenes. The absence of those is a blessing to the viewer, in my mind. The scenes that made it to the movie were so tepid and predictable that I can't imagine what those on the cutting room floor must be like.

    Save your time and your money. Watch "Band of Brothers", "Saving Private Ryan", or any number of other war movies that employ props and dialog consistent the era, credible story lines, and plots that don't require the viewer to keep telling themselves that the movie will surely be getting better any minute now.
    5theblindsniper

    B-Movie at Very Best

    The year is 1942, and Nicky Raus, a German Jew of extraordinary intelligence, is subject to a complex plot to steal the plans for a weapon of immense power. An American agent teams up with British agents to protect Raus and his secret weapon from German and Russian forces. Meanwhile, the American falls in love with Raus' girlfriend, a Russian agent and movie star. What fate lies in store for the unfortunate scientist? What fate indeed? From the start, the movie is a tad bit silly, to say the least. What would Nazis want with a Jew, other than to kill him? What is his secret weapon? When will the movie end? Bad acting frequents many movies, with no exception here. However, more distracting are other features of this film: planes that seem too advanced, weapons that seem to change in appearance from frame to frame, cheesy getups, runways in the middle of no-where, people's voices that do not sound properly synched (or voiced over, depending on the case). But if you can ignore such distractions and some acting of no high quality, you may come from the movie entertained. However, don't be mislead by the cover of the DVD--"You can't judge a book by its cover..." Instead of tanks with weapons blasting, bombs exploding, and airplanes strafing, you get spies, small skirmishes, and fisticuffs. I must say I was disappointed when half of the cover art wasn't even in the movie in any way, but after reading the summary on the back, what could I have expected? Also on the negative side, there are no features besides the movie itself, a few trailers, and Spanish subtitles. Maybe some outtakes or interviews would have been appropriate, or maybe the creators and/or actors were ashamed to have partaken in such a film.

    I would give it an "A" for effort, but the fallacies or errors in the movie distracted me too much to extract any great entertainment. I might suggest renting the movie for one night if you are bored, but you should NOT buy it, unless you enjoy buying pitiful films. I give it a 5 for effort and because I would feel bad if I were to give it a lower score.
    1gokeefe1

    Dreadful! Absolutely Dreadful!!!

    Nobody involved in this rubbish should ever be allowed to work in the industry again! The plot is ridiculous from the start and so many holes appear in the telling of the story that you have to remind yourself that these people are serious and are not trying to make you laugh. The idea that some of the "actors" were paid for this is the one laughable thing about the movie. The director should be Allan Smithee, as Dmitri Fiks (if that is his real name) should be ashamed for the waste of money he is responsible for. Retire Dmitri, retire! Why oh why are talentless clowns like these people given access to finance to make unredeemable crap like this!
    1turmoil32

    Awful...just awful

    This movie must be the culmination of every bad WWII movie ever made. It is incredibly inaccurate, unrealistic, and stupid. I practically like the stereotypical German with the monocle, the Russian spy with short, tightly pulled back hair and the American with the tiny mustache and bad haircut. Towards the end of the movie, the American character is holding a Kar 98, in the next scene it changes to a shotgun which he cocks, and then reverts back to a Kar 98. Hilarious. I think any attempt to justify the existence of this movie should be met with rancid tomatoes and other rotten produce. After viewing this movie I feel my IQ has substantially dropped. Please, please, please do not rent, buy, or borrow from a friend (although I question what sort of friend what allow you to view such garbage) this movie. It will be the greatest waste of your time since The Replacement Killers.

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      The Russian team to rescue the Jewish scientist is under the command of the KGB, however during World War II the KGB did not exist and its predecessor was known as the NKVD

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    • Date de sortie
      • 26 avril 2005 (Russie)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Russie
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Allemand
      • Russe
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Stormbringer
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Balaklava, Crimea, Ukraine
    • Sociétés de production
      • Fabrication Films
      • Film Commission of the Ministry of Culture of Russia
      • Film Studio Gomyak
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      • 1h 28min(88 min)
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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