The kind of film that will be erased from my memory in a few minutes. Nothing exceptional here, it is destined to theaters and double feature program, and for movie buffs interested in this period, early sixties or late fifties, or simply war yarns die hard fans, maybe is it worth? You have the young Robert Blake, Scott Brady and a couple of other grade B pictures figures. We have seen this scheme one thousand times, and Korea war has inspired many films, great source of inspiration. But besides PORK CHOP HILL or MEN IN WAR, maybe a handful of others, it is question of ordinary features to entertain war movies buffs. Nothing more. RG Springsteen is however a director whose films are always on my list. By principle.
Review of Battle Flame
