Battle Force (2012)

An elite fighting unit was formed for a desperate mission. Cornered and caught the only way out was to aim, fire and stay alive.

Director:

Scott Martin

Writer:

Scott Martin

Stars:

Scott Martin, Clint Glenn Hummel, Tony Pauletto

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Scott Martin	...	Lt. Allen Wright
Clint Glenn Hummel	...	Sergeant Douglas E. Dickie (as Clint Glenn)
Tony Pauletto	...	Private Fitzpatrick
Brandon Kyle Davis	...	Private Barnett (as Kye Davis)
Johnny Kios	...	Private Joe Ragusa
Riley Litman	...	Private Walter Reeves
Dennis LaValle	...	Captain Lyle Lewis
Alberto Frezza	...	Antonino
Stephanie Beran	...	Caterina
Sarmarie Klein	...	Rosalia
Andreas Lyon	...	Reinhardt Von Klaus
Derron Ross	...	Lieutenant Colonel Akehurst
Daniel Riordan	...	Lieutenant Colonel Shelton
Rod Halmshaw	...	Werner
Adam Karell	...	Private Kelley

Storyline

In the thick of WWII, the 1st Special Service Force unit is called to duty on a secret rescue mission. Challenged by Nazis at every turn, our band of heroes bunker in a bombed out city and race against time to relay a message that is crucial to the Allies invasion of Sicily. Cornered and caught between a rock and a hard place, they only have one option: fire more bullets!

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Plot Keywords:

world war two

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Taglines:

The Worst Is Yet To Come

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Genres:

Action | War

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for some war violence and brief language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 July 2012 (USA)

Also Known As:

Battle Force - Todeskommando Aufklärung

Filming Locations:

El Matador Beach, Malibu, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Archstone Pictures, Automatic Entertainment, ISS Prop House

Technical Specs

Runtime:

102 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

When the men arrive in Africa, there is a CGI airplane to their right as they are walking, when the scene shifts to them walking no airplane can be seen over their right shoulder.

User Reviews

Would I have paid for that free ticket? No!

Piracy the scourge of the industry? Hmm, and yet with piracy supposedly on the increase, the industry is making more profits than ever. Bigger and bigger profits, whilst agonising that piracy is killing employment. Big profits and yet jobs still have to go? Anyone spot the deliberate mistake?

It's a mistake that supposedly leads the film and music industries to try so hard to smash the internet completely, on the basis that we are all pirates, liars and thieves and would never ever pay for anything - even if it was worth it! But so much produce of Hollywood and the music industry is dross polished up and advertised as gold - which in my books is genuine fraud - so who are actually the pirates?

I never object to paying good money for a good movie. I don't think many people do at all. But a turd polished up to sparkle is still a turd, even if you sell it as gold - "Look at the shine! Don't look behind the sparkle!"

Of course, the real mistake is thinking that people would actually pay for a ticket to buy this dross if only they hadn't been able to download it. I wouldn't have paid 5p to watch this (a friend treated me

• and I didn't contribute) as it's basically a Sunday afternoon TV

movie, to watch after you eaten too much lunch and consequently can't be arsed to change the channel even though you have the remote in hand.

Thanks for making snooze material Hollywood, I won't demand a refund of my 90 minutes of life, as I actually enjoyed the nap, but never assume that I will buy a ticket to support mediocrity. I get that free from the television. So count me out of your statistics.

As for this film, my opinion is zzzzzzzz