Battle of the Bulge: Winter War

Farcical the whole film !! The weather !!! The Battle of the Bulge took place in bad weather ,heavy cloud, heavy snow! The Germans planned in that way to prevent allied air strikes hindering their advance! Many, many scenes are filmed with a clear blue sky and bright sunshine!! The buildings ,water tower and architecture in the background are clearly North American NOT 1940s France/Belgium! The jeeps with the mounted cannons on them have not one person manning them ! Ln the whole film! (except at the end in the final attack!) Pretty unlikely in a war zone with Germans everywhere! The Captain who witnessed the Germans(dressed as fake American soldiers ) murder his fellow American soldiers ,says nothing, as a warning , to the first American soldier he meets! Then doesn't even mention it on this guy's radio when he finally makes contact with his own side!!!!! Then when he finally meets a group of Americans he knows ,he only mentions it eventually when he recognises his own jeep that the fake americans soldiers stole !! Ludicrous !! Many soldiers pass through the field of fire of other soldiers when the firing starts ! Many soldiers including the LT in the first scene walk around carrying no weapons! Ridiculous in a combat zone!! Many,many other mistakes!i.

This movie was obviously written and directed by people who know nothing about the military.

Quite possibly the worst movie I have ever watched!! I cannot believe I paid $5.99 for this. 🤦‍♀️ The acting was weird at best. The dialogue was stale, the scenery looked like Michigan.. then come to find out, IT ACTUALLY WAS MICHIGAN! I'm thinking the "Brown" family must be related to the actor that played "Rudy"... that or he paid them.. not sure which. I didn't go to "movie making" school, but I have seen a ton of movies.. anyone who says this movie is anything but bad, is delusional

Garbage, just garbage. Acting is non-existent. Script is something I would expect from a mentally deranged 3rd grader. Not sure that some of the weapons shown in the film even existed during WW2. I'm guessing that the writer/star of the movie Steven Luke, must have something on Berenger and Zane, or they lost a bet and had to appear in this flick. 85 minutes of my life that I can never get back.

I love a good war movie. This is not a bad one, it is terrible. Should have paid attention to the other reviewers. Hopefully the director/actor will review our comments and not make any further movies.

This was a absolutely terrible film. I have a kid across the street in the 8th grade that has made better movies and has more Film festival awards! It was terribly acted, it was terribly directed. I've seen much better acting by high school students with zero talent. A 70 year old major? 2nd LT taking charge of 1st LTs? Fight scenes were as bad as I have ever seen, poorly blocked, poorly edited, poor sound effects and editing. And don't even get me started on the photography. Or on the military tactics. Should be embarrassing to anyone connected. Whoever greenlighted this script should be out of a job. Director should never be given the reins again. Investors should sue. WARNING. do not waste 85 minutes of your life on this. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

I was really disappointed in the acting. Keep your eyes open and you will find images of things that were not around during World War II.... I just KNOW that those locals who participated in this productions making, had fun.

I cannot believe that this movie actually made it to a television screen. As I type this, I am only 45 minutes in to the movie and I had to hit the web to check and see if maybe I was crazy. It doesn't even make good humor. When I watch movies about the Bulge or any other military event, I expect nothing but the best. This is just unbelievable. Atrocious is too good a word to describe it. Why any actor would want to be associated with this blows my mind. For all of you who gave it anything above a 1, YOU ARE CLUELESS TO MILITARY RANK AND PROCEDURE. My eyes are hurting. Painful. Germans pretending to be redneck Americans. Sweet Lord above make this one disappear.

This is a terrible film. Grossly incompetent acting, even the so-called headliner actors are absolutely stiff. Editing is horrendously chaotic. Not chaotic in a good cinematic way such as to portray Fog of War concepts etc., but chaotic in terms being just plain bad. Camera work, script, continuity - all are junior varsity. Whom of those involved would want to use this film as reference on their resume? Who in their right mind would finance this? This should be a career ender. This is a tremendous dis-service to the real heroes of this conflict, fortunately this film likely won't be around long enough to inflict itself on too many people. I want my money back!

I just spent an hour and 30 minutes watching this movie. It was like being born again, but not as much screaming and I was wearing more clothes. There are some important points I need to state to justify the five star rating. In truth, I would've given this 10 stars, which is illegal in this state, but I can be reckless sometimes. However, this movie did not have nearly enough Jeglum to justify 10 stars. I could only find him in one scene, driving the second jeep in a column, and that is not nearly enough. If you had more Jeglum , not only with this movie been given a 10 star rating, but you would not need to even have any combat with Germans on film, because that much more Jeglum would render them helpless. It would be like looking into the face of the sun, or trying to touch God. It just would not be possible. Just a little more Jeglum, and they could've ended the war that much sooner. Fact: Soldiers did not eat K Rations in the field, they only smelled Jeglum and were satiated. Fact: Tanks did not need fuel in the war, but ran on only a few drops of sweat from Jeglum. Fact: They only called it 'A Bridge Too Far' because Jeglum was busy that day. If he was available, the Germans would be complaining we went 'A Bridge Too Far'. Fact: They did not actually drop two atomic bombs on Japan to end the war, but instead fly around in a circle and show a picture of Jeglum. Japan capitulated. Fact: While filming this movie, they spent a great deal of their budget digitally adding snow. This was because of the radiant energy being generated by the presence of one Jeglum. The presence of two would have caused a flood and required an Ark. I used to think that the best thing about World War II was the Dirty Dozen starring Gary Coleman. Now I know the best thing about World War II, is Jeglum. This movie needs more Jeglum.