Not Rated
1965    1h 39minBélica, Drama
6.28.0
After the D-Day landings in June 1944, a US Army platoon liberates a small village in Normandy from German occupation.
Dirigida por Robert Parrish

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  • Cliff RobertsonSgt. Edward Baxter
  • Marius GoringGerman Commandant
  • Red ButtonsPFC Harry Devine
  • Irina DemickLili Rolland
  • James Robertson JusticeBritish Beachmaster
  • Slim PickensArtillery Colonel
  • Françoise RosayLili's Grandmother
  • Broderick CrawfordMP Major
  • Georges ChamaratMayor
  • Robert ParrishDirector
  • Howard ClewesEscritor
  • Claude BruléEscritor
  • Stanley MannEscritor
  • George BarrNovela
  • Mister Arn
    Mister Arn14 de septiembre de 2026
    “Up from the Beach” is not really a war movie. It is set during World War II, on the day after D-Day, but it is more a story about community and the futility of war. It is a character study of a small group of people being moved around by events much larger than themselves. At first, it appears there may be clear villains, but as the story unfolds, they turn out to be simply people caught up in the same situation. Looked at in that way, I think the movie succeeds to some degree. If you go into it expecting a traditional war movie, however, it does not succeed at all. I also found Red Buttons irritating, which did not help. I would rate the film slightly below average, but it does have something worthwhile to say about people, community, and the confusion surrounding war. Just don’t go into it looking for a traditional war movie.

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