one of the top WWII films that were actually filmed during the war. i wasn't overly impressed with any of the actors, but i'll tell you i simply couldn't peel my eyes away. if your into bogey don't miss out on this one, even if you're not don't be afraid to go out of your way to see it.

If you like Westerns more than War, be sure to try this all-male "Stagecoach" in a tank: a superb action film, as well as great WW II proletarian propaganda, written by the Commie Lawson, directed by the more socially conscious Korda brother, and starring the great liberal Bogart at the top of his form. Great support from Naish, Bennett and especially Ingram, and Rudolph Mate--Dreyer's poet of the camera--makes Sand a major character here, also doing justice to Water in its cameo appearance.

Probably one of the few classics I'd like to see remade; not that they could ever duplicate Bogey, but it's still a great concept for a war movie. This is great stuff, too bad that shitpile starring Matthew McConaughey or whatever has the same name. Interesting that this was originally planned as a propaganda piece...

Propganda for a cause that's over always seems a little stale, but this is a pretty good action pic as well.

Sure, it's wartime propaganda. But it's also a pretty good war movie.

Not bad, but a war time propaganda film. Bogart is solid as always.