Christmas Truce

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2015
PG-13
1h 28min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn American soldier and a Belgian woman fall in love during a brief holiday truce amid the Battle of the Bulge. When fighting resumes, they promise to reunite on the first Christmas after th... Leer todoAn American soldier and a Belgian woman fall in love during a brief holiday truce amid the Battle of the Bulge. When fighting resumes, they promise to reunite on the first Christmas after the war ends if they're both alive.An American soldier and a Belgian woman fall in love during a brief holiday truce amid the Battle of the Bulge. When fighting resumes, they promise to reunite on the first Christmas after the war ends if they're both alive.

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5.6/10

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Trivia
While this film tells a fictional story of World War II, a true Christmas truce occurred during World War I (the Great War, as it was known back then). During the holiday season of 1914, troops of opposing sides interrupted their fighting to share Christmas moments together in uncoordinated random ceasefires, after which they returned to their respective sides to continue the business of war.

Errores
Myers and his team wear shoulder patches indicating they are assigned to the headquarters of Patton's Third Army which, during the Battle of the Bulge, was totally occupied with shifting the direction of attack by nearly half a million armor-heavy troops 90 degrees. They would then march them 100 miles in a blizzard, one of the greatest tactical and logistical feats in that theater of operations. They would not have been involved in an airborne commando operation behind the lines.

Citas
Alina Hammond: I will not turn away a wounded man to die. Not tonight.

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3/10

Absurd, predictable, illogical, feel good nonsense.

Enjoyable enough if you can subdue your angry reaction to errors, stupidity and Canadian insecurity. The camera work is good.Thats about all that is. But the acting is pitiful, the effects artificial and the ending appallingly predictable. Christmas movies, with few exceptions, are hopelessly bad but this one must be in the top (bottom?)ten. So many errors... The US armed forces were not racially integrated at the time. Women did not walk around rural areas in occupied Belgium wearing designer clothing. And how, in the name of all reason and common sense could a 50 pound sack of Canadian Redpath sugar from Montreal, a rather blatant product placement, end up in a rural house in 1944 occupied Belgium? And once again our milquetoast Canadian filmmakers show their lack of backbone. This was a Canadian produced and Canadian tax subsidized film. Then WHY IN HELL is the story about American rather than Canadian soldiers????