Peter Haigh

Fantastic film, beautifully shot as a virtually unbroken single take. You can't take your eyes off it as we the audience find ourselves accompanying the two incredibly brave British soldiers every step of the way on their journey through hostile territory. There is a sense of ominous foreboding as they pick their way barbed wire, trenches, bombed out buildings and rotting corpses.

The impressive cast just could not put any life into the ponderous and dull film. There's one scene when Bill Murray drives up to the diner and looks at the two victims within it. They then repeated the exact same scene with other characters twice! The dialogue is all over the place and mostly irrelevant to the plot. Big disappoint all round.