WWII : The Long Road Home

2017
TV-14
1h 20min

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4,0/10

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16 year old aspiring director Elliott Hasler's epic depiction of his great-grandfather's WW2 experiences; an escaped POW's battle for survival whilst on the run in war-torn Italy, as his wife and young son eagerly await news in England.

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5tarquinthethird

Get a life

All the haters who have written totally negative reviews need to ask themselves if they or any of the spawn would have been able to do any better at 15 years old. Yes certain actors were wooden but the cinematography was very good imo.

I have no doubt some of the earlier efforts of what are now seen as great, would have been questionable.

GET A LIFE!

YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!

1mikeinbath

Probably the worst acting I have ever seen

Massively disappointed in this film, as I was looking forward to it. The acting is abysmal, like worse than a school play. The lead actor, can't act. There is a scene where a general or major talks to a sergeant about an operation, the general looks terrified, eye darting all over the place. Not because of fear, because the director has shouted 'action'!

Woeful film and 'The next Spielberg' he ain't. I want a refund!

1markdavison-91796

Made on a shoestring and it shows

The box says the director is the next Spielberg. Well if I were Spielberg I'd sue for defamation of character! This is the worst acting I've ever seen and the directing and production is dire. I paid £3 for this at Asda and it was overpriced! I had to give it 1 star as 0 stars wasn't available. Save your money even if it's only £3!

10bencolyer

Fantastically moving film!

Elliot, what can I say? An excellent film that truly portrays the talent you possess. Your ability to create such a fantastic tribute to your grandparents Charlie and Tup would only have made them proud. I particularly enjoyed the ending and the way you managed to bring to past into the present and the reality that the war and everything we saw in that movie wasn't that long ago. Fantastic work Elliot, keep up the good work and I'll look forward to a starring role in your next movie?!

2j-vincent-2

A* for A Level or a very good University film, but not good for this release.

Acting at times is poor. Cinematography lacks finesse. Clunky in places, but for a teenager's film, it is a worthy effort. However, still 2 out of 10. Maybe with the funding in future, he'll turn out good.

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WWII: The Long Road Home underwent a 3 year production, with pre-production starting in October 2014 and filming wrapping in early May 2017. In 2016, production was halted for six months to allow for Hasler to focus on his GCSE exams.