Quella sporca dozzina: missione nei Balcani

No style at all. Should I give it a miss and stop making sequences trying to make a quick buck, got no interest in viewing this movie. Watching paint dry comes to mind, the great escape from viewing this movie,

Telly Savalas returns as Major Wright to select, train, and lead a new group of condemned military convicts on a suicide mission against the Nazis. If you were entertained by the last TV movie sequel, you'll likely be entertained by this one. As with the previous sequel, it's mainly the cast where the entertainment value comes from, which this time includes a returning Ernest Borgnine (the only actor from the original film to appear in all four films), Erik Estrada (CHiPS), Ernie Hudson (GHOSTBUSTERS, THE CROW), Alex Cord (AIRWOLF), and Heather Thomas (THE FALL GUY and 80s pin-up posters). Despite its TV movie limitations, if you enjoy these sorts of men-on-a-mission films, you'll probably be entertained by this one silly sequel.

It stole 3 hours of my life. Yes I know the movie only lasted an hour and half but it seemed like 3 hours.

I am one of those people that like war movies. I liked the original Dirty Dozen and similar movies. But this one is sad as any I have ever seen. It was like watching a Community Stage production of the original Dirty Dozen with limited funds for the project.

The movie goes far beyond the portrayal of Germans as buffoons. When the American's jump on a train the Germans are so inept they they cannot guess the next town the train will be arriving.

There are laughable scenes that actually was filmed as serious drama. There are lighter scenes that appear to be meant as serious. Just a poor film all around.

Pass this movie and re-watch the original.

Its not as good as the first but worth watching . The budget is fine for what they did with it. As far as the other complaints such as technical ,its not Saving Private Ryan but I could give a long list of things Saving Private Ryan was doing wrong . Who cares it's a popcorn WW2 flick . Over a good move for the 80s

I highly recommend picking up the two Dirty Dozen double feature DVD sets. The first one includes the classic 1967 film The Dirty Dozen with it's 1985 made for television sequel Dirty Dozen: The Next Mission. There's also a documentary on the making of the original Dirty Dozen and a historical documentary on the real life Filthy Thirteen. The other double feature DVD contains the 1987 made for television sequel Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission and it's 1988 made for television sequel Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission. Fatal and Deadly make an affordable DVD package that is infinitely re-watchable and highly entertaining - if you don't take 'em too seriously. There's plenty of humor and action in this double feature. It's a great way to spend a few hours kicking back with a quality beverage. Give the Deadly Mission / Fatal Mission double feature DVD a spin.