Title: Great WWII Film
Product review: This World War Two movie is unlike any I have ever seen. It tells the parallel stories of a German officer(Marlon Brando) and two American soldiers(Montgomery Clift and Dean Martin), both in a simpathetic light. There was no real antagonist in this film, but the war itself. Brando's character is at odds with the Nazi's motives, but feels compelled as a soldier and patriot of Germany to fight for his native land. Martin is a professional singer who will do anything to get out of fighting, until he befriends Clift, a Jewish soldier with a humble backround taking grief(and physical beatings) within their army company. Clift stands up to the other men and eventually earns their respect and Martin's. The movie also involves the three men's different affairs with women and with authority, which add to their characters and the movie's message. All in all, Dmytryk delivers a interesting and poiniant antiwar film which people should see.
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