Il battaglione perduto

Titolo originale: The Lost Battalion

Film per la TV
2001
TV-14
1h 32min

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Ricky Schroder in Il battaglione perduto (2001)

Francia, 1918. Mentre la Grande Guerra volge al termine, la compagnia statunitense guidata dal maggiore Charles White Whittlesey riceve il rischioso ordine di avanzare e attaccare una zona c... Leggi tuttoFrancia, 1918. Mentre la Grande Guerra volge al termine, la compagnia statunitense guidata dal maggiore Charles White Whittlesey riceve il rischioso ordine di avanzare e attaccare una zona controllata dai tedeschi.Francia, 1918. Mentre la Grande Guerra volge al termine, la compagnia statunitense guidata dal maggiore Charles White Whittlesey riceve il rischioso ordine di avanzare e attaccare una zona controllata dai tedeschi.

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7,0/10

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Candidato a 3 Primetime Emmy
- 2 vittorie e 7 candidature totali

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Liberty Division, the 77th part of the Lost Battalion, took Hacksaw Ridge in Okinawa in WWII.

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A cameraman can be seen on the right of the screen for a second when four troops are about to destroy the German machine guns on the hill, about 20 minutes after the beginning of the movie.

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Maj. Prinz: You Americans, you always have so much of everything. No matter. Eventually you have to surrender.
Lt. Leak: I don't think so.
Maj. Prinz: Are you officers so callous? You're surrounded. You have no chance of relief. Every night you send out patrols, and every night we kill them. We can hear the cries of your wounded Lieutenant. There is no dishonor in surrender.
Lt. Leak: Maybe for you, but my guys are different.
Maj. Prinz: What do you mean?
Lt. Leak: What you're up against Major, is a bunch of Mick, Pollack, Dago, and Jew boy gangsters from New York City. They'll never surrender. Never.

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Featured in Cinemania: I anodos kai i ptosi tou Nazismou (2008)

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A Tale of Bravery and Courage

In 1918 in World War I, in the Meuse-Argonne Sector in France, the former New York lawyer and Major Charles White Whittlesey (Rick Schroder) is assigned by Gen. Robert Alexander (Michael Brandon) to a massive suicidal attack against the German forces in the Argonne Forest with his five hundred men battalion. However, the forces supposed to be giving support through the flanks retreat and the communications with the headquarter of the 77th American Division are cut. Major Wittlesey holds his position with his men, mostly Irish, Polish, Italian and Jew gangsters from New York, surrounded by the German army. Without food, water, ammunition and medical supplies, only two hundred men survive after five days of siege.

Based on a true event, "The Lost Battalion" is a great tale of bravery and courage. I do not know how accurate the facts are displayed, but I liked this movie very much. The battle scenes are very gore and realistic, in a war of trenches and bayonets, and the actors have great performances, being impossible to highlight an individual acting. Just as a curiosity, this film does not have any actress, only men in the cast. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "O Último Batalhão" ("The Last Battalion")