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The Young Warriors

1967 1h 33m War Drama List
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Sgt. Cooley (James Drury) tries to help World War II recruits function as a unit to prepare them for combat, stressing teamwork. One of the young men, Hacker (Steve Carlson), is taken aback by the brutality of war and reacts by becoming a killing machine, shooting a German who was in the midst of surrender. He is reprimanded by Cooley, but redeems himself by bravely saving the sergeant on the battlefield. Later, the men become good friends back home.

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Audience Member Slightly dated account of a unit of American soldiers advancing on German troops in World War II. Mixes in some stock footage of the war and shows German troops often attacking in suicidal fashion. Overall, not a bad account for the time. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 02/13/23 Full Review Audience Member Young soldier is dispatched to the front lines of WWII Europe and must cope with life on the battle grounds. Eagle Crest Video has spared no expense in restoring this dated and forgotten war film for home video market. A handful of recognizable stars appear. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 02/24/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Sgt. Cooley (James Drury) tries to help World War II recruits function as a unit to prepare them for combat, stressing teamwork. One of the young men, Hacker (Steve Carlson), is taken aback by the brutality of war and reacts by becoming a killing machine, shooting a German who was in the midst of surrender. He is reprimanded by Cooley, but redeems himself by bravely saving the sergeant on the battlefield. Later, the men become good friends back home.
Director
John Peyser
Screenwriter
Richard Matheson
Production Co
Universal Pictures
Genre
War, Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 33m