In The Mountain Road, a US Army Major stationed in East China in 1944 is ordered to blow up military installations in order to slow down the advancing Japanese Arm
This is the most dull film in existence... and with James Stewart as lead, that's saying something. I really couldn't make it through and literally fell asleep. Uninteresting from the outset, like why would the Chinese commander let them blow up their own bridge or at least sign off on it. Then the widow of a Chinese colonel joins them and that seems be the focal point of the film for some reason. At no point could I get into this one.
This is the most dull film in existence... and with James Stewart as lead, that's saying something. I really couldn't make it through and literally fell asleep. Uninteresting from the outset, like why would the Chinese commander let them blow up their own bridge or at least sign off on it. Then the widow of a Chinese colonel joins them and that seems be the focal point of the film for some reason. At no point could I get into this one.