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24 Hours to D-Day

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Just hours before the D-Day invasion of Normandy, a team of American Special Forces parachutes into German-occupied France. Their mission: avoid capture and activate critical drop zone beacons to guide the 101st Airborne's assault.
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Dwayne W I am a former 101st an 82nd Airborne soldier. I am also an avid war (specifically WWII) enthusiast and student. This movie was embarrassing and an insult to the memory of those events and for the soldiers who participated. The dialogue was middle school level at best and the acting was even lower. I understand low budget productions, but would it have been hard to find a military liaison to keep things correct? I could have made a more exciting, moving and accurate movie using GI Joe dolls and cap guns in my backyard. I would gladly pay someone five dollars to please take the movie away and never tell anyone that I had it. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 08/23/25 Full Review Rita M What a sad disappointing ignorant movie. And Erik Roberts as the amazing Gen. Omar Bradley? Ridiculous. How bad can they represent what the brave Pathfinders did for our country? Rated 1 out of 5 stars 08/17/25 Full Review Roy C Wow! How bad is this film? Bloody terrible. Hearing the jingoist speech before the pathfinders jump was the first warning it was awful. Then the dakota pilot radios his base only to be talking to General Bradley. But, the biggest clue to it being truly terrible was the German soldiers uniforms. The officers hat is way too big, they act as though they are afraid to get them dirty. None of the US paras are camoed/blacked. The script is chronically bad with every little speech imposing that the fate of the Western world lay on these four soldiers shoulders. The dakota pilot talks about 'his boys' as though they were his troops. I am 30 minutes in and I can't watch any more.... it is truly, epicly bad! Rated 1 out of 5 stars 08/16/25 Full Review Chris T May be the worst WW II movie of all time. Everyone on patrol casually smoking cigarettes? And someone needed to tell Marc Roberts that it was an "amphibious" invasion, not an "amphibian" invasion -- though an invasion by frogs and toads would have made as much sense as this entire waste of time. Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 07/30/25 Full Review Big B The movie is one of those you watch and wonder who in God’s name wrote this script and then wonder what drugs the casting director was on when he hired these awful actors. You usually know it’s going to be an awful WW2 movie when they don’t even bother using actors that speak German to play the Germans. 😂🤪 Rated 1 out of 5 stars 07/30/25 Full Review David W Terrible. I’m a former paratrooper, and a D-day aficionado. The acting is terrible, some of the uniforms and equipment were far from accurate in that era (using an alice/rucksack to carry a eureka beacon, really?), the customs and courtesies didn’t make sense, like why is a first sergeant called a “sergeant” instead of top or just simply “first sergeant? Why is a German field officer patrolling with a lowly sergeant? The entire movie just doesn’t make sense and the acting is way beyond forced, now that’s 30 minutes of my time I can never get back. Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 07/22/25 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Just hours before the D-Day invasion of Normandy, a team of American Special Forces parachutes into German-occupied France. Their mission: avoid capture and activate critical drop zone beacons to guide the 101st Airborne's assault.
Director
Monroe Robertson
Screenwriter
Alex Heerman
Rating
TV-14 (V)
Genre
Action, War
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 20, 2024, Original
Runtime
1h 24m
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