Underground DVD Movie

Underground

List Price	$14.95 (You save $5.06)
Studio	Troma Team Video
Orig Year	1941
All Time Sales Rank	44580
CD Universe Part number	6766885
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 28, 2004
Rating	Not Rated
Movie Details	Color; Digitally Processed; Collector's Edition

Underground Movie Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars typical old war movie
This is a typical old war movie, which has a value for a collector of this sort of movies. Plot is somewhat naive and so is performance of the actors. it makes movie less believeable, but on the other hand, it adds to its historical value. That is, how germans and germany were viewed by Hollywood.
Submitted by josif (North Vancouver, Canada)
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4 stars this was philip dorn's film
all the acting was very good - but the integrity of dorn's work was excellent - his grief - believing that his brother had betrayed him and the etheral joy of the last scene was real and heartbreaking - also the work of wolfgang zilzer as the broken and unwilling traitor was gripping.
Submitted by tzini30 (la ca)
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Underground DVD

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Additional Release Material:
Bonus Footage: "Radiation March"
Trailers: SHARK
Interviews: Vincent Sherman - Director
Text/Photo Galleries:
Production Notes
Vincent Sherman's personal scrapbook

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