Fuerza 10 de Navarone

Título original: Force 10 from Navarone

1978
PG
1h 58min

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Harrison Ford, Barbara Bach, Robert Shaw, Edward Fox, and Franco Nero in Fuerza 10 de Navarone (1978)

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Durante la segunda guerra mundial, varios expertos militares forman equipo para organizar una redada que destruya un puente vital para la estrategia del enemigo.Durante la segunda guerra mundial, varios expertos militares forman equipo para organizar una redada que destruya un puente vital para la estrategia del enemigo.Durante la segunda guerra mundial, varios expertos militares forman equipo para organizar una redada que destruya un puente vital para la estrategia del enemigo.

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Trivia
The film was originally to have been made in 1967, with Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn and David Niven reprising their roles from Los cañones de Navarone (1961). However by the time the film was eventually made it was decided they were all too old for the sequel. They were even considered too old by some critics in the original film.

Errores
During the film, and especially the mission to infiltrate the German supply dump, none of the commandos, including Major Mallory can understand German. This is especially clear when Leskovar insists he must accompany the team to the dump as only he speaks German and, later, when the team is discussing Leskovar's encounter with the German Sergeant in the train car. All of this ignores the fact that this film is a sequel to "The Guns of Navarone" in which Mallory is specifically chosen for the mission because he speaks "German like a German." Alistair MacLean's original stories also support this fact.

Citas
Barnsby: Now, look. Our experts have been studying that bridge for weeks, and they say it'll blow. I don't know where you learned your job, but I'm talking about the best construction engineers in the business!
Miller: Yes. Well, they're probably experts at building things, whereas I'm an expert at blowing them up, and you can take it from me that one would need a good eight hours to make a decent job on that bridge.

Créditos curiosos
Opening credits prologue: SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND 1943

Versiones alternativas
The original release ran 118 minutes. A restored 126 minute version, has additional footage; however, a few short scenes have been removed; a few scenes have been re-edited into different portions of the film; some dialog was removed; some dialog was redubbed. Among the additions are:
An introduction hosted by a man with a British accent
A scene where Schroeder thanks Bauer for daily reports before entering his bedroom.

Conexiones
Edited from Los cañones de Navarone (1961)

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6/10

This was actually quite enjoyable...

Oddly enough I have never actually gotten around to watching the 1978 war movie "Force 10 from Navarone". Why? Well, I guess because the title never really caught my fancy, or because it is war movie from 1978.

But I was offered a chance to sit down and watch a remastered version of the 1978 movie, and of course I took the chance and time to do so. Especially as I saw that the movie was starring none other than Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford.

Turns out that this was actually a good war movie, with a combination of interesting storyline, action and some good old fashioned double-crossing. So yeah, I was entertained by what writers Alistair MacLean, Robin Chapman and Carl Foreman had managed to put together with Guy Hamilton at the director's chair.

The movie also had some good appearances from the likes of Carl Weathers, Michael Byrne and Richard Kiel.

One thing I really liked about the movie was the fact that people were speaking their native and respective languages. There is nothing more cringeworthy than watching German soldiers in World War II movies speak English with a thick, fake German-imitated accent.

I had actually been missing out on a good and entertaining World War II movie with "Force 10 from Navarone", shame on me. And I must say that it was really nice to see Shaw and Ford in the leads in a movie such as this, and they carried the movie quite well.

My rating of "Force 10 from Navarone" is a six out of ten stars.