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Title: The Breaking Point (14 Oct 2001)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Nicholas Aaron | ... | Robert E. (Popeye) Wynn | |
| Kirk Acevedo | ... | Joseph D. Toye | |
| Doug Allen | ... | Alton M. More | |
| Jamie Bamber | ... | Jack E. Foley | |
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George Calil | ... | James H. (Mo) Alley Jr. |
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David Crow | ... | Corporal |
| Michael Cudlitz | ... | Denver (Bull) Randleman | |
| Dale Dye | ... | Col. Robert F. Sink | |
| Michael Fassbender | ... | Burton P. (Pat) Christenson | |
| Dexter Fletcher | ... | John W. Martin | |
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Jordan Frieda | ... | Replacement |
| Rick Gomez | ... | George Luz | |
| Scott Grimes | ... | Donald G. Malarkey | |
| Frank John Hughes | ... | William J. Guarnere | |
| Craig Heaney | ... | Roy W. Cobb | |
Easy Company is still in the Ardennes forest but the Germans are in retreat. The men are cold and living in foxholes knowing that they will likely be ordered to try and take the town. The Germans have been pushed back to the town of Foy but they are well positioned and have heavy artillery. Their artillery barrages take a heavy toll and several of the veterans of Easy Company are severely wounded including Bill Guarnere and Joe Toye. Those injuries have a particularly heavy impact on their good friend, Lt. Buck Compton. When the attack does come, Easy Company is led by the ineffectual Lt. Dike who makes several tactical errors leading to unnecessary casualties. Capt. Winters, who is observing the battle would like nothing better than to rush into battle to lead his old Company but cannot. In the end, he orders Lt. Speirs to take command of the attack. Written by garykmcd
Band Of Brothers
Band Of Brothers is a character driven mini-series that is at best, precisely and probably an almost documentary but with a taste of theatrical that might easily leaves the viewers' pallet shook.
First and foremost the credit does and should go to the research team that offers an unforgettable experience to the viewers of the field work on an ongoing battle.
Despite of having such a wider range and scale the makers wisely makes a choice on narrowing down the priorities to the theme of "nature" where each part of it (there are 10 chapters), plays and projects a vital side.
The adaptation of Ambrose's novel is smart, exquisite and brimming with writhing emotions where the rest of the work is left up to execution which is undeniably excellent; the quality surpasses one's usual feature.
The series is also emotionally fueled where the manipulated audience finds itself on the melted side of the aisle with a cathartic energy that pumps up the heartbeat.
If the camera work is beautiful with some appealing live locations then it also has some brutal and inedible sequences where the art designers have done a tremendous work.
It is rich on technical aspects like metaphorical cinematography, stunning and cringe-worthy visuals, sharp sound effects, behemoth production designs, accurate costume designs and again the choreography of each battle sequences; all blends in and rains on the audience leaving them breathless.
The cast too have invested all their chips in which pays well, especially Lewis and Levingston. The chemistry among the characters, makers' non-biased world and the awareness of each and every details are the high points of this mini-series.
Band Of Brothers is a brief anthology of the horrendous symphony that nature is along with the repercussions that it ought not but inevitably breeds.
The Breaking Point
Frankel's camera work is appreciative and he chews off the characters perfectly for it to keep the crisp alive along with its husky material and even though the sequence was stretched a bit, its poignant and gut-wrenching final act shakes the viewers entirely.