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Days of Glory is a powerful historical epic that pays homage to a valiant group of soldiers whose sacrifices have largely been forgotten.
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Instead of guys named Danny and Polack and Sol and Brooklyn, you've got guys named Said and Yassir and Messaoud and Abdelkader. But it's the same deal. Prick them, do they not bleed? Blow them up, do their limbs not scatter and their guts not spill? May 22, 2007 | Full Review…
Instead of guys named Danny and Polack and Sol and Brooklyn, you've got guys named Said and Yassir and Messaoud and Abdelkader. But it's the same deal. Prick them, do they not bleed? Blow them up, do their limbs not scatter and their guts not spill?
Jonathan F. Richards
Its message is dimmed by a procession of war and race movie clichés that even the excellent cast and epic cinematography cannot revive. Apr 3, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Its message is dimmed by a procession of war and race movie clichés that even the excellent cast and epic cinematography cannot revive.
Jonathan Trout
Bouchareb shows a real talent for action sequences. Mar 29, 2007 | Full Review…
Bouchareb shows a real talent for action sequences.
Wally Hammond
A solidly-constructed window onto an era and a culture clash many Americans never knew existed. Mar 23, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
A solidly-constructed window onto an era and a culture clash many Americans never knew existed.
Michael Booth
A shattering tale of bravery and unrewarded loyalty. Mar 23, 2007 | Rating: A-
A shattering tale of bravery and unrewarded loyalty.
Robert Denerstein
It's to the credit of the actors, and Algerian-born director Rachid Bouchareb, that we become emotionally involved with the soldiers and the injustices they are forced to endure. Mar 16, 2007 | Rating: 3/4
It's to the credit of the actors, and Algerian-born director Rachid Bouchareb, that we become emotionally involved with the soldiers and the injustices they are forced to endure.
Terry Lawson
Days of Glory has some exceptional performances by its lead actors. May 1, 2019 | Full Review…
Days of Glory has some exceptional performances by its lead actors.
Shubhra Gupta
All the upright morality in the world doesn't compensate for poor filmmaking. Sep 27, 2007 | Rating: 6/10 | Full Review…
All the upright morality in the world doesn't compensate for poor filmmaking.
Tim Brayton
As by the numbers as it sometimes becomes, those very clichés also emphasize the fact that we haven't seen these men in this setting before. Jul 3, 2007 | Rating: B | Full Review…
As by the numbers as it sometimes becomes, those very clichés also emphasize the fact that we haven't seen these men in this setting before.
Rob Vaux
Like most every great war movie, it combines intense action with human drama. There's also several overtly preachy scenes that accomplish little to further the story but they underline the already clear message. Jun 30, 2007 | Full Review…
Like most every great war movie, it combines intense action with human drama. There's also several overtly preachy scenes that accomplish little to further the story but they underline the already clear message.
Ryan Cracknell
The horror of "Days of Glory" is that its hate and tolerance are not relics from the past, but are as real today as the flickering shadows on the screen. Jun 13, 2007 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
The horror of "Days of Glory" is that its hate and tolerance are not relics from the past, but are as real today as the flickering shadows on the screen.
Phil Villarreal
Beautifully photographed, impeccably produced and wonderfully acted, but it offers no surprises... Apr 27, 2007 | Rating: 2.5/4
Beautifully photographed, impeccably produced and wonderfully acted, but it offers no surprises...
John Beifuss
Days Of Glory is a grim reflection on the events of World War II from the perspective of the unrewarded bravery and loyalty of colonial Algeria to liberate France from Germany. Passionate. Straightforward. Historically important.
Super Reviewer
Being ignorant of this historical warfare, I was absolutely lost in the beginning. I couldn't understand why X was fighting for Y against Z unless X was ruled by Y. But I was able to get hold of it soon. But I wasn't able to understand several things. Why Sergeant Martinez recommended Abdelkader for promotion even after getting into a fight with him and with all their differences? Why would Said stake his life for Sergeant after he wants him to go to hell? Okay, I can take it that one or two of 'em have an all-of-a-sudden change of heart. But what's shown here is too hard to digest. Seemed like the makers lost their tabs on logic while trying to show/be clear enough that their intentions were pure. Of all the actors, Abdelkader was the best.
Inspired by actual events, Indigenes is the story of Arab soldiers serving in the French Foreign Legion in WWII. Director Rachid Bouchareb oversees a talented cast that brings to light the exploits of these obscure, almost forgotten heroes. A history lesson that everyone should see.
"The true story of World War II's forgotten heroes" During WWII, four North African men enlist in the French army to liberate that country from Nazi oppression, and to fight French discrimination.
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