The Dirty Dozen - 1967

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A US Army Major is assigned a dozen convicted murderers to train and lead them into a mass assassination mission of German officers in World War II.

Director:
Robert Aldrich
Writers:
Nunnally Johnson (screenplay), Lukas Heller (screenplay)
Stars:
Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine and Charles Bronson

New movie for me. Never heard or watched this movie before. But i hope it's a good and entertaining movie to watch and enjoy. Thank you for sharing this movie here in this forum friend.

Robert Aldrich seemed torn between American heroism or to indulge in a celebration of violence with an intriguing angle on combat in World War II adventure.

The film is well acted by it's ensemble cast, though some of the actors performances are limited by a lack of character development. The action scenes are well done and the script serves its purpose. An enjoyable film with the admirable quality of not over simplifying the nature of war into a conflict between good and evil.

one of my friend used to watch this movie he was the big fan of the hero of this movie.he did many crazy things to watch these kinds of movie.we laugh at him when he tell about these kinds of things.

I haven't heard this film neither i have watched it . . Its kind of a new film to me. Sounds good but. Well thank you so much for sharing that thread with us in this forum.