The Forgotten Battle

I firmly believe in giving credit where credit is due, and this film deserves ample credit for the quality of its costumes, sets, props, and sound design. However, it suffers from a meandering script and mostly less-than-memorable characters. I found it difficult to follow the story at times, and I didn't find myself caring enough about any of the characters to be truly invested in the film's outcome.

Must watch. Riveting story, great cinematography! It’ll move you.

Comparing to Private Ryan? Ok lol.

Before watching this film I had no prior knowledge of it and no particular expectation. However, I found it engrossing and extremely realistic. It made me reflect on what being a soldier could be like and I thought of my grandad who fought in the First World War. Ultimately, I found it very moving.

Found this movie to be intriguing from the very start, like a really good book that you read from start to finish in one sitting, excellent watch.

Well told WW2 true story. Susan Radder a stand out. Good Veterans day flix.

I thoroughly enjoyed the film. Well acted and nicely filmed it was suspenseful and had well developed characters.

Terrific and gripping second world war story with excellent acting, realistic scenes and intelligent dialogue.

"The Forgotten Battle" excels in its visual and technical aspects, with impressive cinematography and a fitting musical score that enhances the overall viewing experience. Despite its modest budget, the film delivers high-quality action sequences and a realistic depiction of wartime struggles, making it a standout in the genre. Overall, "The Forgotten Battle" is a gripping and educational film that offers a poignant look at a lesser-known but crucial part of World War II history. It is a must-watch for fans of war movies and those interested in historical events

Quite good with very little wrong with it, much unlike most contemporary films (*esp. around this subject matter) today - Don't watch it DUBBED, Opt in for the Subtitles in different languages so as not to break immersion - you can't really do much better in 2020 + if you have even a passing interest in the Largest War ever fought during our run as a "Civilization."