War Pigs

When I see soldiers in combat, with their life saving helmets unbuckled, I know its going to be "a load of pooh movie" so I switch off.

Not the worst WWII movie I've seen. They did a good job with authentic uniforms and weapons for the most part. Rourke's part in the film was completely ridiculous. It almost seemed like he showed up on set, wore what he wanted and shot his part. He probably said, "you want me in your move I'm going to do what I want whether you like it or not" only explanation I can come up with for him wearing a flippin cowboy hat, and long hair in an otherwise well costumed movie. I'm guessing maybe he and Dolph came as a package deal? He's by far the worst part of the movie...eliminate him and I might have given it 3 stars. Other than his horrible French accent, Dolph wasnt nearly as bad as some of the roles I've seen him in. Not quite sure why they made him into a legionnaire though. Better option would have been to let him act in his natural voice and just have him be a special forces instructor instead of trying to force him into a French role. The German officer was a bit over the top as well...GI dog tags, unit patches...I'm just not sure why in a movie looking pretty authentic that they would stray from that with Rourke and the German officer.... Overall, its not a horrible film, but I wouldnt go out of my way to watch it. Make a few changes and it could have been much better.

this low budget war movie shows a suprising attention to detail. while this movie isn't some big blockbuster it's definiately not some home video put into cinema. the actors do a really good job. the director have really gone to lengths to use authentic equipment such as the german half track and the panzer 3 tank. A MOVIE THAT'S HIGHLY UNDERATED!

The underlying story is pretty good, the actors are mostly good, i can only blame the poor film to the director and editor. Seriously missing any tense action, its just a bit of a mess.

I love a great war movie. This isn't one. Awful Dirty Dozen knock-off. Lundgren's French accent is straight out of horror films. Rourke plays a long-haired Colonel whose face looks like a battering ram hit it until the cows came home. The lead has facial hair in WWII. The wise-ass Sergeant would be shot for dereliction of duty. The dialogue out of children's homework. NOTHING works. This is simply unwatchable. */*****. Pure shit. ?/18%.

Beyond horrible. This actually makes Uwe Boll movies seem realistic and believable. At least Uwe makes movies for the tax break... I couldn't guess the motivation for this trash. This comes from a fan of everything WWII, and someone that actually enjoyed previous Dolph Lundgren movies. But this... just no.

I can't say I hated it, maybe not liked it a whole tone but didn't hate it. Really it's a pretty basic plot for a war movie. But that doesn't make it bad. Not sure why people hate it so much.

A Freaking joke! Watched 5 minutes and had to turn it off. Lacks realism. Soldiers in the 101st with fu-man-chus & goatee. Colonel wearing khakis in winter--in France with cowboy hats...and about 80 years old. Every shot fired is a tracer round. White Tail Dear in Europe? Don't waist you time or money...high-schoolers could have put on a better production.

I'm a fan of Luke Goss, but if you're going to watch War Pigs, you may as well skip to the last act, 'cause there is *nothing* worth watching in the first 55 minutes. Prior to this mark, War Pigs is boring to the point of wanting to switch it off, and honestly, that feeling comes and goes even after. Maclain Nelson is honestly the best War Pigs has to offer, and he's on screen for all of about three minutes. Which is far longer than the cover-touted Chuck Liddell and Mickey Rourke appear. It ended better than I had feared, and worse than I had hoped, at the end of the day, War Pigs is ultimately missable.

pretty good movie and I just started watching so