Not Sinatra, no way. Rival marathon runners, one Japanese and one Korean (when Korea was ruled by Imperial Japan), bond through hellish service in the Japanese Army, are captured by the Red Army, and then captured by the Nazis who send them as slave soldiers to France. The hyped editing and digitalized slaughter take a true saga and pulverize it so badly that the D-Day invasion is like a leftover for dazed viewers who still need more. It’s numbing, and also done by the numbers. (2012) — David Elliott
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